Since I'm gettin your attention, here's a copy of the description of the
drive I've sent Mark:

    The drive uses the normal power connector used on 3.5" drives. I don't
know the name of the connector, but it's the *small* 5 pins connector found
on any PC/AT/ATX power supply.

    The signal connector is ordinary also. Just a 34 pin connector like the
one used on any new 3.5" drive used on ordinary PCs.

    The drive have a silver label on the back where can be read "Canon  MD
350", "CANON ELECTRONICS INC.", "S/N 0 1  0 2 8 1 9 9   JAPAN", with three
logos. One of the logos have three lines inside a losang, other says "S R"
inside a semi-circle, the last seens to read "LR" reversed.

    It does have a black face with the traditional machanical eject push
button and the "being used" LED *above* the disk-hole. There's no door on
the disk-hole.

    It does have two PCBs, on the upper one, it does have a trimpot marked
VR1, five ckeckpoints (one of then is GND) and six option points (for
jumpers) called S0, S1, S2, S3, SH and AH. Just the S0 and AH are closed
with jumpers.

    Hope this helps a bit.

    Thanks a lot,

    Brusque