Zip100 identification tips: These are two non-exhaustive examples; there are others I do not own, such as the auto sensing zip plus model which is identifiable by the front bezel label under the eject button-
Zip 100 SCSI
Model number is on the bottom label and is Z100S2
No label above power connector in recess
Both rear DB25s are female
Primary one left side viewed from rear is labeled zip
Daisy chain output connector labeled with diamond-dash SCSI symbol
Two slide switches between DB25s for terminator and SCSI ID setting
Zip 100 Parallel
Model number is above the power connector in the recess and is Z100P2
Label on bottom shows connections but no model number
Left rear DB25 is male, right rear DB25 is female (viewed from the rear)
Left side male primary connector is labeled zip
Right side female daisy chain to printer labeled with printer symbol
No other configuration switches anywhere
Zip 100 SCSI
Model number is on the bottom label and is Z100S2
No label above power connector in recess
Both rear DB25s are female
Primary one left side viewed from rear is labeled zip
Daisy chain output connector labeled with diamond-dash SCSI symbol
Two slide switches between DB25s for terminator and SCSI ID setting
Zip 100 Parallel
Model number is above the power connector in the recess and is Z100P2
Label on bottom shows connections but no model number
Left rear DB25 is male, right rear DB25 is female (viewed from the rear)
Left side male primary connector is labeled zip
Right side female daisy chain to printer labeled with printer symbol
No other configuration switches anywhere