Emax

I agree it sounds like you don't have a scsi zip drive.  Some of the 
newer scsi zip drives don't work with the Emax 2 very well anyway so if 
you start looking for a scsi zip drive make sure it is one of the older 
original zip drives.  The Syquest EZ135 or EZ230 removable cartridge 
drives are faster and more reliable than the zip drives but are harder 
to come by and disks are harder to find also.

About SCSI id's.  The factory setting of an Emax 2 Hard Drive is SCSI 
ID#1.  The floppy drive is set to SCSI ID#0 (I'm not sure if it's 
really a scsi drive but it certainly uses the scsi ID)  You can easily 
change the scsi id of the hard drive by changing the jumper settings on 
the hard drive itself.  You can usually find the jumper settings info 
on the internet for the specific drive in your Emax 2.

Madtux