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<h1>Re: Microtek - Scanner and SCSI - Emulation over EPP</h1>
<b>Dr. Andreas Bolsch</b> (<a href="mailto:Andreas.Bolsch@maths.nott.ac.uk"><i>Andreas.Bolsch@maths.nott.ac.uk</i></a>)<br>
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Warren Early wrote:<br>
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<i>&gt; Ditto...The Microtek scanners are really SCSI with an on-board</i><br>
<i>&gt; parallel-to-SCSI adapter chip built in to the scanner. The manufacturer is</i><br>
<i>&gt; On-Spec and the chip is the 90c26 series. Whats the current state of</i><br>
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That's interesting. I'd like to ask owners of mustek's SE parallel<br>
port scanner to have a look inside. (But careful, of course, don't<br>
touch the controller board!). If you open the cover there are only<br>
two screws to remove, then the upper part of the case can be removed.<br>
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If they contain an SCSI controller (likely to be an 53C(?)?? as in<br>
the SCSI version) there might be a similar chip. Would be either<br>
in a PLCC or Flatpack package, i.e (almost) square with pins on<br>
all four sides. There is a very large one bearing "Mustek", that's<br>
probably an ASIC, one bearing ??C51/52 or ??C31/32 (an 8051<br>
controller), and some other chips with pins on two sides only which<br>
are out of the question (EPROM, dyn. RAM and some glue logic). <br>
So, what else is there?<br>
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