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TOASTER LINK
« on: January 08, 2004, 02:03:53 AM »
Hi All,
          I have acquired a card called a Toaster Link which is a Zorro slot card.  It is made by EXPANSION SYSTEMS and is marked that it is for use with the Video Toaster.  It has a SCSI connector that connects to a flat ribbon cable going to a DB25 connector on the back of the computer.  What is this and does it need software?
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Re: TOASTER LINK
« Reply #1 on: January 08, 2004, 04:06:46 AM »
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DGB wrote:
Hi All,
          I have acquired a card called a Toaster Link which is a Zorro slot card.  It is made by EXPANSION SYSTEMS and is marked that it is for use with the Video Toaster.  It has a SCSI connector that connects to a flat ribbon cable going to a DB25 connector on the back of the computer.  What is this and does it need software?

It is a card that was sold by Newtek to allow a Macintosh to control the Toaster software. It connected the Amiga to a Mac via SCSI. You can then control the Switcher from the Mac. If you wanted to use any of the other software, you had to use the Amiga directly.

And yes, you need software. You might want to check with Newtek. It will probably only work with MacOS 7.x.
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