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Novell and Procomp External SCSI connector pinout

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37 pin D-SUB FEMALE connector pin-out & layout
37 pin D-SUB FEMALE connector  at the controller
Pin Name Dir Description
1 GND --- Ground
2 GND --- Ground
3 GND --- Ground
4 GND --- Ground
5 GND --- Ground
6 GND --- Ground
7 GND --- Ground
8 GND --- Ground
9 GND --- Ground
10 GND --- Ground
11 GND --- Ground
12 GND --- Ground
13 GND --- Ground
14 GND --- Ground
15 GND --- Ground
16 GND --- Ground
17 GND --- Ground
18 GND --- Ground
19 TERMPWR <-> Termination Power
20 /DB0 <-> Data Bus 0
21 /DB1 <-> Data Bus 1
22 /DB2 <-> Data Bus 2
23 /DB3 <-> Data Bus 3
24 /DB4 <-> Data Bus 4
25 /DB5 <-> Data Bus 5
26 /DB6 <-> Data Bus 6
27 /DB7 <-> Data Bus 7
28 /DBP <-> Data Bus Parity
29 /ATN <-- Attention
30 /BSY <-> Busy
31 /ACK <-- Acknowledge
32 /RST <-> Reset
33 /MSG --> Message
34 /SEL <-> Select
35 /C/D --> Control/Data
36 /REQ --> Request
37 /I/O --> Input/Output

Note: Direction is Device relative Bus (other Devices).

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Source(s): Black Box Corporation, FaxBack document for SCSI, from Hardware Book, Randy Hoffman
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