They're SCSI on the inside, so you'll probably need to open it up and un-adapt it in order to access it from a Mac.
My "Old Guard" 'fritter buddy, jruschme, sent me a Combo SCSI/Parallel ZIP Drive/Compact AC Adapter in a really nice case. I think this bodes well for your SCSI Conversion Project.
For the sake of research, I'll assume that yours has the Parallel Adapter with a spot for a second DB-25 connector and the termination/SCSI ID switches blocked off? If so, you're in great shape for turning your find into a SCSI/Parallel model or even doing away with the Parallel Adapter entirely to do a Daisy-Chainable SCSI Device makeover.
All that said, your best bet of all would likely be to offer your somewhat more rare (?) Parallel ZIP Drive as an even trade for the SCSI version in the Trading Post! :lol:
My "Old Guard" 'fritter buddy, jruschme, sent me a Combo SCSI/Parallel ZIP Drive/Compact AC Adapter in a really nice case. I think this bodes well for your SCSI Conversion Project.
For the sake of research, I'll assume that yours has the Parallel Adapter with a spot for a second DB-25 connector and the termination/SCSI ID switches blocked off? If so, you're in great shape for turning your find into a SCSI/Parallel model or even doing away with the Parallel Adapter entirely to do a Daisy-Chainable SCSI Device makeover.
All that said, your best bet of all would likely be to offer your somewhat more rare (?) Parallel ZIP Drive as an even trade for the SCSI version in the Trading Post! :lol: