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A new version of the BlueSCSI V2 Centronics 50 Pin is now available: https://androda.work/product/bluescsi-v2-centronics-50-pin-shorter/...

It's quite unlikely that use of the battery eliminator would cause different BlueSCSI behavior. As has been mentioned, it acts as a...

The pull resistors situationally hold those pins high. It's expected that both of them are able to transition between high and low as...

Just to double check, you are referring to GPIO #27? That GPIO pin is controls the SCSI BSY signal and is not expected to have a...

Hmm, do you mean the 3.3v line "slowly rises from 0 to 3.3v" like 0.5v, 1v, 2v, etc. or that it rapidly jumps from 0 to 3.3 but it takes...

I don't know what causes this presumption. The BlueSCSI PCB does not connect to the Pico's USB data pins on a 2022.12a hardware...

5 flashes means the Pico is unable to connect to the SD card, as mentioned in the troubleshooting document. One important note is that...

Your repeated at-mentioning me and Eric on this issue does not increase its visibility - both of us are already watching this thread...

I've been totally unavailable the last few days, but the previous post saying the Picos "get hot" when plugged in very strongly pointed...

That's really quite strange. I just modified one of my units based on the instructions here and it boots right up on my Portable...

With the Portable fully "turned off" there should be no SD card access going on. It should be relatively safe to pull the SD card and...