#PAR
1. The PAR uses it's own IDE interface to it's own dedicated IDE hard drive.
The drive must be an approved one for this application. To my knowledge the
approved drives are MIC 2210A and 2217A. As long as you have mounting space
you can add the third drive for the PAR.
2. You can port/convert the PAR *.ani files to targa files on the dos drive,
process, then send them back to the PAR for playback. fast and easy.
3. No plans to use SCSI for PAR that I know of. The technology seems to be
developing faster in the IDE arena anyway. Several pundits have predicted that
IDE will surpass SCSI for speed by the year's end. If you must have a SCSI for
your CDDR (Compressed digital disk recorder) then look at the MAX which
should soon be on the market.