--- Yvetta Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to set up the Apple laserwriter II NTX
> printer with the Apple
> IIci computer.  The apple talk cable that I have on
> my other older mac
> doesn't fit on the IIci.

Do you have the three wire AppleTalk cable? You'll
need the 8 pin Mini DIN AppleTalk box. Alternatively
you could get a pair of PhoneNet boxes and use
standard phone cord between them. Probably get that
whole setup for less than one regular AppleTalk box.

> There is a wide SCUSI and a narrow SCUSI port on the
> printer.

What are the symbols next to those connectors?

The "wide SCSI" port is probably a parallel port.
Have a closer look, should be numbers in the plastic
on the connector. (Real little ones.) If the highest
number is 36 it's a parallel port for PC use.
If the "narrow SCSI" port is "male" with pins it's
a serial port, also for use with a PC or other
system. Might be able to connect direct to it
with a Mac, skipping the AppleTalk or PhoneNet.

If it's a "female" connector with holes, then it's
a SCSI port to connect a hard drive for font storage.

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