On Monday, April 19, 2004, at 11:52 AM, Gary Danko wrote:
Simple... :) Plug it in and install the drivers. You can get the latest (5.6.1) at Asante.
On Apr 18, 2004, at 3:16 PM, Roland Drake wrote:
Dear List:
I have an Asante SCSI/Ethernet adapter. I am wondering what the proper
procedure is for using this old device. I suspect there might be a problem
with the one I have.
Roland :)
OK two things to watch out for:
1) If it's the model without AC adapter ("Desktop EN/SC") which takes it's power from the SCSI port, AND you are trying to use it with a Plus (no SCSI power) then you have a problem :-( If it's the model with the AC adapter, then you should be OK.
2) Termination. The Desktop EN/SC acts as a terminator (which you can't switch off). Therefore it must be the last device in your SCSI chain. I think the other model is switchable.
John
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