Apple II High-Speed SCSI Card

Apple II Hi-Speed SCSI Card
Manufacturer	Apple Computer, Inc.
Year	1990
Type	SCSI Interface
Original Price
Compatibility	II, II+, IIe, IIGS

The Apple II High-Speed SCSI Card is a DMA compatible SCSI interface for the Enhanced Apple //e and IIgs. It was that last SCSI interface that Apple released for the Apple II, improving upon the earlier Apple II SCSI Card.

The card is sometimes referred to as the "Sandwich II Card" due to the text SANDWICH II printed on the circuit board.

Apple SCSI cards do not supply termination power to the SCSI chain. If no other devices on the chain can supply termination power, the card must be modified to provide it by installing a single diode on the card. Instructions for making this modification are in the Hard Disk & SCSI Interfaces section of Rubywand's comp.sys.apple2 FAQ.

Resources

Apple II High-Speed SCSI Card Owner's Manual in PDF format.

Apple High-Speed SCSI Card Utilities 2.0 - 3.5" Disk - This ShrinkIt disk archive of a ProDOS 3.5" disk contains the utilities and the CDRemote desk accessory for the Apple IIgs.

Apple High-Speed SCSI Card Utilities 2.0 - 5.25" Disk - This ShrinkIt disk archive of a ProDOS 5.25 " disk contains the utilities for use on an Enhjanced Apple IIe with 128K of RAM.

More information on the Apple II High-Speed SCSI Card can be found in Rubywand's Hard Disk & SCSI Interfaces FAQ

PDF document showing the Apple SCSI Term Power Mod