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uha
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Wed Aug 24, 2005 2:01 pm Post subject:
[newb] scsi streamer connection |
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hi there,
its all because my new scsi device - compaq dlt streamer, i want to
connect it to my pc. i
have pci host adapter (adaptec2940uw) how do i connect it?
there is 'scsi in' and 'scsi out' on my streamer and streamer is
connected thru 'scsi in' and to external port on host adapter - do i
need to put a terminator on 'scsi out'? its the one and only device on
host adapter.
and what kind of terminator? active / passive etc.?
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salute ;)
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Jeremy Boden
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Wed Aug 24, 2005 2:53 pm Post subject:
Re: [newb] scsi streamer connection |
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In message <dehd2c$mhk$1@opal.futuro.pl>, uha <no1@epf.pl> writes
| Quote: | hi there,
its all because my new scsi device - compaq dlt streamer, i want to
connect it to my pc. i
have pci host adapter (adaptec2940uw) how do i connect it?
there is 'scsi in' and 'scsi out' on my streamer and streamer is
connected thru 'scsi in' and to external port on host adapter - do i
need to put a terminator on 'scsi out'? its the one and only device on
host adapter.
and what kind of terminator? active / passive etc.?
1. You need to use the occasional upper-case character. |
2. Yes, you absolutely must put the correct type of terminator on
'SCSI-OUT', unless there is an option to specify self-termination on
your streamer (but this is probably not possible).
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Jeremy Boden |
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uha
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Thu Aug 25, 2005 12:38 pm Post subject:
Re: [newb] scsi streamer connection |
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| Quote: | its all because my new scsi device - compaq dlt streamer, i want to
connect it to my pc. i
have pci host adapter (adaptec2940uw) how do i connect it?
there is 'scsi in' and 'scsi out' on my streamer and streamer is
connected thru 'scsi in' and to external port on host adapter - do i
need to put a terminator on 'scsi out'? its the one and only device on
host adapter.
and what kind of terminator? active / passive etc.?
1. You need to use the occasional upper-case character.
2. Yes, you absolutely must put the correct type of terminator on
'SCSI-OUT', unless there is an option to specify self-termination on
your streamer (but this is probably not possible).
ad.1 I'll try :) |
Thx for answer, it doesn't have self termination, so i need to plug
terminator, it's 50 pin external, but i heard that there are many kinds
of terminators, which is suitable for me?
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salute |
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wolfgang schneider
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Thu Aug 25, 2005 1:49 pm Post subject:
Re: [newb] scsi streamer connection |
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In article <dejshi$m1h$1@opal.futuro.pl>, no1@epf.pl says...
| Quote: | its all because my new scsi device - compaq dlt streamer, i want to
connect it to my pc. i
have pci host adapter (adaptec2940uw) how do i connect it?
there is 'scsi in' and 'scsi out' on my streamer and streamer is
connected thru 'scsi in' and to external port on host adapter - do i
need to put a terminator on 'scsi out'? its the one and only device on
host adapter.
and what kind of terminator? active / passive etc.?
1. You need to use the occasional upper-case character.
2. Yes, you absolutely must put the correct type of terminator on
'SCSI-OUT', unless there is an option to specify self-termination on
your streamer (but this is probably not possible).
ad.1 I'll try :)
Thx for answer, it doesn't have self termination, so i need to plug
terminator, it's 50 pin external, but i heard that there are many kinds
of terminators, which is suitable for me?
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i can offer you a bunch of int. + ext. 50pin terminators , which are
left over here if you pay the shipping .
in general passive and active will work , but beware off "DIFF" .
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gruss , wolfgang
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