Are you sure you have the 15150N set to a SCSI ID which does not conflict? I had one (two?) of those way back when. As I recall they are half height (as thick as an optical drive) and not very fast, but decent enough for a IIci's built-in SCSI bus.
As someone else mentioned, the internal drive is probably set to 0 and the CDROM to 3. However, I recommend getting a copy of SCSIProbe and without the 15150N connected, use it to identify the SCSI IDs already in use. Then you can connect the 15150N and work on its configuration.
As someone else mentioned, the internal drive is probably set to 0 and the CDROM to 3. However, I recommend getting a copy of SCSIProbe and without the 15150N connected, use it to identify the SCSI IDs already in use. Then you can connect the 15150N and work on its configuration.