The PiSCSI Slim Case protects your Raspberry Pi 4 and PiSCSI (formerly known as RaSCSI), streamlining your vintage computer setup, and looking completely at-home next to your "Snow White" Apple Macintosh computers (like the Macintosh SE/30). Vents provide passive cooling. The case gives access to the Raspberry Pi 4's Ethernet port (for Ethernet adapter emulation), USB-A ports, USB-C connector for power, and MicroSD card slot.

Case Models

The "Slim" case has room for the single DB-25 connector on the PiSCSI, but if you need to add the PiSCSI Expansion Board to the RaSCSI to have two DB-25 connectors, check out the PiSCSI Pro Case.

• PiSCSI Mini Case: Raspberry Pi Zero and two DB-25 connectors
• PiSCSI Slim Case: Raspberry Pi 4 and one DB-25 connector
• PiSCSI Pro Case: Raspberry Pi 4 and two DB-25 connectors

Features

• "Snow White" design language, which looks great stacked on an external SuperDrive (pictured), with an Apple HD 20SC, or just alongside your Macintosh SE, SE/30, or LC-series machine
• Space for rubber feet
• Slots for passive cooling
• Easy access to the MicroSD card on your Raspberry Pi 4
• Large recessed USB-C connector that should fit any USB-C cable
• An LED light pipe for a 3mm LED, which can be wired to the RaSCSI to blink during activity

Parts

To completely assemble the case, you'll need a few parts.

• 11mm brass standoffs and M2 screws
• ½" rubber feet
• A 3mm LED
  • Red LED's
  • Amber LED's

Links

• PiSCSI Macintosh Edition on Tindie
• PiSCSI on Github

Release Notes

v1

• Initial release

v2 (2024-04-01)

• No changes to models
• Removed 1.0 models (they no longer serve a purpose)
• Updated license from non-commercial/no derivatives to a more permissive license
• Uploaded .F3D and .STEP files