Doesn't sound like a SCSI card part number, especially from NatInt. They made Digital I/O cards and the like for the Mac. If it's an IDC50M header connector like a MoBo or internal SCSI device that's sticking out the backplane, it's definitely not a SCSI card.
NatInt used that connector, but it's for hooking up all sort of lab equipment/sampling and digitizing analog inputs etc.
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Bingo!
http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/320640.pdf
http://www.datasheetarchive.com/NB-MIO-16X/Datasheets-UD1/DSAUD003430.html
Sounds like a typo or simple mistake substituting an "M" for the "N" for the NuBus designator, but "MIO" would be NatInt's Model Number terminology for a Multifunction I/O Card.
NatInt used that connector, but it's for hooking up all sort of lab equipment/sampling and digitizing analog inputs etc.
edit:
Bingo!
http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/320640.pdf
http://www.datasheetarchive.com/NB-MIO-16X/Datasheets-UD1/DSAUD003430.html
Sounds like a typo or simple mistake substituting an "M" for the "N" for the NuBus designator, but "MIO" would be NatInt's Model Number terminology for a Multifunction I/O Card.