| Kurzweil K2000 — adding a SCSI card reader |
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| Written by Vlad Gavrilchik | ||||||
| Tuesday, 20 February 2007 | ||||||
Page 3 of 4 By the time the newly born power socket is on the way. No good soldering directly to the pins, find the suitable plug, solder it first and then insert into socket. The power cable is rather long - near a half of K2000's length to the card reader. But no moving parts in the card reader give the OK status for that. If you hesitate, give it a thicker wire.
10. So, the card reader powering problem is mostly solved And we have to connect the reader itself. Direct soldering here to save space, Do not forget to clean the pins before soldering. Wire it, isolate and bend tails a little, so the housing of k2000 won't touch it. Do not be mistaken by the number of wires - the extra ones I used to connect the cooler (I'll tell you next time 'bout it :) ).
11.The power is connected to the reader, sorry for blurry pic. OK, all time-taking procecces are almost over. We have to connect the SCSI to finish it. Here's the internal SCSI. Do not forget to terminate the ends if you have many devices in the chain. We have only two of them, Kurzweil K2000 is the SCSI device by itself and has an internal terminator (if you need more info on SCSI, check this for example).
12. One of the last moves. We connect the SCSI and. |
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