Hello, I'm having problems getting a Fastlane Z3 to work with my Amiga 3000D. I've looked through the archives for simliar threads, but I wasn't able to find a similar thread.
The A3000D has 16MB fast ram, 2MB chip ram, SCSI rev8 on the native controller, and SuperBuster 11. A Seagate 4GB SCSI drive is connected to the native controller. The native controller is properly terminated on both ends. I have tried removing all expansion cards except the Fastlane and it made no difference. The problems persist.
The problems are as follows. With no devices connected to the Fastlane, the Amiga will not boot. I tried with and without the Fastlane's termination resisters installed. The Fastlane will boot with an external device, an internal device, or both. As long as there is something attached and the terminations are set correctly the Amiga will boot. However, the z3scsi.device is not accessable and the Amiga cannot see any devices attached to the Fastlane. I checked the early startup's expansion board diagnosis and the Fastlane is recognized as working. It's actually recognized as two devices (one for the memory and one for the SCSI controller). It has 64MB of RAM, and the RAM does show up on the Amiga.
I only have the German manual and a poor English translation done by Microsoft Word. I don't understand German, so I struggle with the translation. I see that there are two jumpers "SCSI-Device Config Jumper" and "Termination Power Jumper" that I should probably look at. But I do not know what the proper jumper settings should be, and the translation isn't good enough to help me locate the instructions.
Any suggestions would be most welcome. Although the manual mostly talks about the A4000, it does mention the A3000 quite often. So surely it must work with an A3000, right? I'm hopeful. :-)
-David