Belkin eUSB SCSI Adapter Driver Download
Supported Models
F5U015 BELKIN Driver
eUSB SCSI Adapter Driver
Manufacturers
Supported Operating Systems
Windows XP
File Name
BelkinF5U015XP.zip (29.0 KB)
Versions
V1.00 BETA 4 (3-Feb-2000)
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Uploader Notes
THIS IS THE orig. belkin driver.
i modifed the INF so XP will load it.
using the "have disk" device driver ,
update mode.
loads and I tested it with my :
HP PhotoSmart 35mm film scanner using
this USB to Scsi adaptor.
model C5100a(mine) or S10.
My HP is now , Mobile and my family can barrow it and just plug and play.
This HP has its own internal Term Power, so a direct connect works perfect. after USB loads the driver the green LED on the Belkin glows.
and flickers for data up and down.
this nfo should get you going.
I have a more descriptive on USENET.
search C5100A USB
Uploaded By
bob Anderson (DG Member) on 29-Dec-2005
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Driver Contents File List
The following files are found inside the driver download file.
| Name | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|
| EUSBMSD.SYS | 47.4 KB | 3 Feb 2000 |
| EUSCSI.INF | 1.8 KB | 29 Dec 2005 |
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