BlueSCSI Ultra Wide 68-Pin 3.5″ Solid State SCSI Drive Emulator

Assembled by Amiga of Rochester

Key Features & Highlights

• Ultra Wide SCSI Performance: Native 68-pin Wide SCSI interface supporting fast Ultra SCSI connections negotiating up to 40MB/sec (actual speeds depend on host bus/hardware capability).
• Multi-Device Emulation: Effortlessly emulate up to 7 SCSI devices simultaneously on a single SD card (Hard Drives, CD-ROMs, Tape Drives, Magneto-Optical, Zip drives, and Network Adapters). Multi-boot several operating systems with ease!
• Broad Hardware Compatibility: Designed for systems utilizing internal 68-pin Wide SCSI. Fully compatible with Amiga, Apple Macintosh (with Wide SCSI / PCI host adapters), PC (DOS/Windows), Atari, IRIX (SGI), Sun, NeXT, and more.
• BlueSCSI Toolbox App: Manage files, swap CD ISOs, and configure Wi-Fi directly on your vintage host computer (supported across Amiga, Mac, Atari, DOS, Windows, and IRIX).
• Modern Hardware Suite:
  • Powered by Raspberry Pi RP2350B + 16MB Flash RAM
  • Onboard USB-C Connectivity
  • Power supply options via standard Molex or Berg (floppy) connectors
  • Enhanced power protection with polyfuses, over-voltage protection, and dynamic voltage switching
  • Onboard physical DIP switches for easy hardware configuration (Debug, Initiator, USC, and Termination)
  • Onboard BOOT/RST buttons and GPIO expansion headers for modular upgrades

Future Expansion Ready

• CD Audio Support: Includes a built-in I2S header for direct line-level CD audio output via optional upgrade boards (sold separately).
• Front Panel Support: Designed to connect with the upcoming front-panel flex cable upgrade for external Wi-Fi status and OLED display features (sold separately).

Pro Setup Tips & Recommendations

1. Plug & Play Setup: Getting started is simple—format your SD card, create properly named disk image files, connect internal 68-pin SCSI + power, and go!
2. Power Requirement: Wide 68-pin SCSI requires external power via the onboard Molex or Berg floppy connector.
3. SD Card Recommendation: A 32GB High-Endurance / Surveillance-grade SD card (e.g., SanDisk High Endurance) is highly recommended for longevity and sustained performance under vintage OS read/write cycles. (SD Card not included).
4. Open-Source & Documentation: Fully open-source under GPL firmware. Setup guides, documentation, and firmware updates are available at the official GitHub: [github.com/BlueSCSI/BlueSCSI-v2](https://github.com/BlueSCSI/BlueSCSI-v2)

Quality Assurance & Seller Guarantee

• 100% Tested: Every unit is fully bench-tested before shipping and arrives ready to install.
• Questions? Feel free to reach out anytime via eBay messages—happy to help retro computing enthusiasts get their systems up and running!