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EMAX II CDROM drives and problems

2009-04-04 by thenewyorkcowboy

Hello everyone!

I've taken the EMAX-II CDROM list off the Silveria website for the EMU-UK as well as the drives that have been sent in by readers, and before I cough up the money to buy a drive that is already on the list, can ANYONE who is using an external CDROM drive on the Emax II chime in with an alternate drive they are using other than what is on the list or some troubleshooting or workaround steps?

My example is the Toshiba XM-3401BMA, 4x? SCSI, manufactured April '94, with ROM version BC31004.

The Toshiba TXM-3401-B is on the list, but because I have the non "T" BMA model my Emax II is saying not a recognized drive.  The XM-3101BME is listed as well, but obviously I have again, an XM-3401BMA.

Who has external CDROMS working and what does an EMAX II say when the drive is recognized?  I've never been able to get past the Not Emax II drive display, with or without media in the drive.

Re: EMAX II CDROM drives and problems

2009-04-04 by hoopylmh

Hi
I have purchased this cd rom drive 
http://www.vesalia.de/e_xm5701b.htm
from this online store within the last month and it works perfectly with my Emax 2  and my Esi32 and my Ensoniq eps16+ and  my Gem Equinox.
Its cheap too......
Regards    Hoop


--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "thenewyorkcowboy" <thenewyorkcowboy@...> wrote:
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>
> Hello everyone!
> 
> I've taken the EMAX-II CDROM list off the Silveria website for the EMU-UK as well as the drives that have been sent in by readers, and before I cough up the money to buy a drive that is already on the list, can ANYONE who is using an external CDROM drive on the Emax II chime in with an alternate drive they are using other than what is on the list or some troubleshooting or workaround steps?
> 
> My example is the Toshiba XM-3401BMA, 4x? SCSI, manufactured April '94, with ROM version BC31004.
> 
> The Toshiba TXM-3401-B is on the list, but because I have the non "T" BMA model my Emax II is saying not a recognized drive.  The XM-3101BME is listed as well, but obviously I have again, an XM-3401BMA.
> 
> Who has external CDROMS working and what does an EMAX II say when the drive is recognized?  I've never been able to get past the Not Emax II drive display, with or without media in the drive.
>

Re: EMAX II CDROM drives and problems

2009-04-04 by jammie.emma

--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "hoopylmh" <hoopy.lmh@...> wrote:
>this drive works with all emu samplers and ensoniq and roland i got mine from these same web site they are in germany and are cheap much cheaper than on ebay in the usa and there postage is cheap
you will need an external case with these

also you need to make sure that termpower is on for the emax and ensoniqs as the scsi buss on these samplers get the termpower from the external drives 
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> Hi
> I have purchased this cd rom drive 
> http://www.vesalia.de/e_xm5701b.htm
> from this online store within the last month and it works perfectly with my Emax 2  and my Esi32 and my Ensoniq eps16+ and  my Gem Equinox.
> Its cheap too......
> Regards    Hoop
> 
> 
> --- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "thenewyorkcowboy" <thenewyorkcowboy@> wrote:
> >
> > Hello everyone!
> > 
> > I've taken the EMAX-II CDROM list off the Silveria website for the EMU-UK as well as the drives that have been sent in by readers, and before I cough up the money to buy a drive that is already on the list, can ANYONE who is using an external CDROM drive on the Emax II chime in with an alternate drive they are using other than what is on the list or some troubleshooting or workaround steps?
> > 
> > My example is the Toshiba XM-3401BMA, 4x? SCSI, manufactured April '94, with ROM version BC31004.
> > 
> > The Toshiba TXM-3401-B is on the list, but because I have the non "T" BMA model my Emax II is saying not a recognized drive.  The XM-3101BME is listed as well, but obviously I have again, an XM-3401BMA.
> > 
> > Who has external CDROMS working and what does an EMAX II say when the drive is recognized?  I've never been able to get past the Not Emax II drive display, with or without media in the drive.
> >
>

Re: [emax] EMAX II CDROM drives and problems

2009-04-04 by s*

I am using a scsi cdrom pulled from a mac 9600 and put in a lacie  
external SCSI case.  It loads but, very slowly.





On 4-Apr-09, at 4:09 PM, "thenewyorkcowboy"  
<thenewyorkcowboy@...> wrote:

> Hello everyone!
>
> I've taken the EMAX-II CDROM list off the Silveria website for the  
> EMU-UK as well as the drives that have been sent in by readers, and  
> before I cough up the money to buy a drive that is already on the  
> list, can ANYONE who is using an external CDROM drive on the Emax II  
> chime in with an alternate drive they are using other than what is  
> on the list or some troubleshooting or workaround steps?
>
> My example is the Toshiba XM-3401BMA, 4x? SCSI, manufactured April  
> '94, with ROM version BC31004.
>
> The Toshiba TXM-3401-B is on the list, but because I have the non  
> "T" BMA model my Emax II is saying not a recognized drive. The  
> XM-3101BME is listed as well, but obviously I have again, an  
> XM-3401BMA.
>
> Who has external CDROMS working and what does an EMAX II say when  
> the drive is recognized? I've never been able to get past the Not  
> Emax II drive display, with or without media in the drive.
>
> 


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Re: [emax] EMAX II CDROM drives and problems

2009-04-04 by Rish

I have the Toshiba and when I go through the drive select it shows/displays the name 'Toshiba' and the size of the CD I am using.

Richard
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: thenewyorkcowboy 
  To: emax@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Saturday, April 04, 2009 3:09 PM
  Subject: [emax] EMAX II CDROM drives and problems


  Hello everyone!

  I've taken the EMAX-II CDROM list off the Silveria website for the EMU-UK as well as the drives that have been sent in by readers, and before I cough up the money to buy a drive that is already on the list, can ANYONE who is using an external CDROM drive on the Emax II chime in with an alternate drive they are using other than what is on the list or some troubleshooting or workaround steps?

  My example is the Toshiba XM-3401BMA, 4x? SCSI, manufactured April '94, with ROM version BC31004.

  The Toshiba TXM-3401-B is on the list, but because I have the non "T" BMA model my Emax II is saying not a recognized drive. The XM-3101BME is listed as well, but obviously I have again, an XM-3401BMA.

  Who has external CDROMS working and what does an EMAX II say when the drive is recognized? I've never been able to get past the Not Emax II drive display, with or without media in the drive.



  

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Re: EMAX II CDROM drives and problems

2009-04-07 by thenewyorkcowboy

What happens when there is NO disc in the drive?  Maybe I am formatting the CDs wrong.  Can you get a 639mb image to work?

--- In emax@...m, "Rish" <rish@...> wrote:
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> I have the Toshiba and when I go through the drive select it shows/displays the name 'Toshiba' and the size of the CD I am using.
> 
> Richard
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: thenewyorkcowboy 
>   To: emax@yahoogroups.com 
>   Sent: Saturday, April 04, 2009 3:09 PM
>   Subject: [emax] EMAX II CDROM drives and problems
> 
> 
>   Hello everyone!
> 
>   I've taken the EMAX-II CDROM list off the Silveria website for the EMU-UK as well as the drives that have been sent in by readers, and before I cough up the money to buy a drive that is already on the list, can ANYONE who is using an external CDROM drive on the Emax II chime in with an alternate drive they are using other than what is on the list or some troubleshooting or workaround steps?
> 
>   My example is the Toshiba XM-3401BMA, 4x? SCSI, manufactured April '94, with ROM version BC31004.
> 
>   The Toshiba TXM-3401-B is on the list, but because I have the non "T" BMA model my Emax II is saying not a recognized drive. The XM-3101BME is listed as well, but obviously I have again, an XM-3401BMA.
> 
>   Who has external CDROMS working and what does an EMAX II say when the drive is recognized? I've never been able to get past the Not Emax II drive display, with or without media in the drive.
> 
> 
> 
>   
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Re: EMAX II CDROM drives and problems

2009-04-07 by thenewyorkcowboy

What does the CD show when you have NO disc in the drive?  Maybe I am not formatting my CDs right.

--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "hoopylmh" <hoopy.lmh@...> wrote:
Show quoted textHide quoted text
>
> Hi
> I have purchased this cd rom drive 
> http://www.vesalia.de/e_xm5701b.htm
> from this online store within the last month and it works perfectly with my Emax 2  and my Esi32 and my Ensoniq eps16+ and  my Gem Equinox.
> Its cheap too......
> Regards    Hoop
> 
> 
> --- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "thenewyorkcowboy" <thenewyorkcowboy@> wrote:
> >
> > Hello everyone!
> > 
> > I've taken the EMAX-II CDROM list off the Silveria website for the EMU-UK as well as the drives that have been sent in by readers, and before I cough up the money to buy a drive that is already on the list, can ANYONE who is using an external CDROM drive on the Emax II chime in with an alternate drive they are using other than what is on the list or some troubleshooting or workaround steps?
> > 
> > My example is the Toshiba XM-3401BMA, 4x? SCSI, manufactured April '94, with ROM version BC31004.
> > 
> > The Toshiba TXM-3401-B is on the list, but because I have the non "T" BMA model my Emax II is saying not a recognized drive.  The XM-3101BME is listed as well, but obviously I have again, an XM-3401BMA.
> > 
> > Who has external CDROMS working and what does an EMAX II say when the drive is recognized?  I've never been able to get past the Not Emax II drive display, with or without media in the drive.
> >
>

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