Yup, the TransTech is a Q-bus SCSI interface, the question is of course if 
it is "disk only", "tape only", or "disk and tape." When you install it in 
a Q-bus you can connect the console to the 10 pin connector on the board. 
This will connect you to the on board diagnostics. You have to set up the 
card from there, then use it.

One thing to look out for is that some are _differential_ scsi. You can 
tell because they have a bunch of differential scsi drivers on the board. 
This will make using it a bit difficult unless you have a differential disk 
drive. (I happen to have one :-)

--Chuck

At 10:38 PM 8/2/00 -0700, you wrote:
>On Wed, Aug 02, 2000 at 10:29:14PM +0200, Frederik Meerwaldt wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
> > > The KFQSA boots just fine, however it needs to be a bit smarter about 
> how
> >
> > I'm Sorry... I meant the KZQSA... Sorry.
>
>Yes, I have one of these too in a pile of Qbus cards I was given for a
>MicroVAX 3400, I would be interested to know if its possible to use it.
>Also I have an unknown scsi controller (I believe), its a half height,
>has two connectors like the KZQSA. The writing on the board says
>
>Copyright 1989 by Transitional Technology Inc.
>
>and the the chipset is a NCR53C09
>
>any idea what it is and if its usable?
>--
>________________________________
>Graham Gillies  <bofh@telus.net>