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# PowerBook adapter for BlueSCSI
- [About](#about)
- [Compatibility](#compatibility)
- [Board Versions and Gerber Files](#board-versions-and-gerber-files)
* [version 1.1 (April 2021)](#-version-11--v11----april-2021----current)
* [version 1.0 (March 2021)](#-version-10--v10----march-2021----not-recommended--modify-before-using)
- [Future Plans](#future-plans)
* [v1.2 (possible maintenance version)](#v12--possible-maintenance-version-)
* [v2.0 (possible full redesign)](#v20--possible-full-redesign-)
- [Board Tour](#board-tour)
* [40-pin connector (J1)](#40-pin-connector--j1-)
* [8-pin connector (J2)](#8-pin-connector--j2-)
* [50-pin connector (J8)](#50-pin-connector--j8-)
* [Termination Resistors Packs and Termination Enable Jumpers (J4, J5)](#termination-resistors-packs-and-termination-enable-jumpers--j4--j5-)
* [MicroSD card (J3) and SD Card Breakout (J7)](#microsd-card--j3--and-sd-card-breakout--j7-)
* [Power selection jumpers (v1.1+ only)](#power-selection-jumpers--v11--only-)
+ [Powering board by motor power (`MOTORPWR`)](#powering-board-by-motor-power---motorpwr--)
+ [(Re)powering board by termination power (`MOTORPWR`)](#-re-powering-board-by-termination-power---motorpwr--)
+ [Powering board by USB alone](#powering-board-by-usb-alone)
* [Activity LED (D1) (v1.1+ only)](#activity-led--d1---v11--only-)
- [Caveats](#caveats)
* [Termination](#termination)
* [40-pin ribbon should not be seated fully on connector J1 (for me, at least)](#40-pin-ribbon-should-not-be-seated-fully-on-connector-j1--for-me--at-least-)
* [Clearance](#clearance)
* [Using the 50-pin connector at the same time as the 40-pin connector](#using-the-50-pin-connector-at-the-same-time-as-the-40-pin-connector)
- [Credits](#credits)
- [License](#license)
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# About
https://github.com/xunker/bluescsi_pb
This project allows you to use [BlueSCSI](https://github.com/erichelgeson/BlueSCSI) (STM32 SCSI emulator) in the Apple PowerBook, or in any other device that uses 40-pin 2.5in mobile SCSI devices.