Gene Osburn wrote:
> Some resistors on the left, above the power connector - could these be
> what you're talking about? Also, any idea what the row of jumpers (from
> top to bottom: A4 A3 A2 A1 DS RS) is for? Jumper on A1. No mfr
> markings that I can see - otherwise, I'd look all this stuff up myself.
The resistors for termination would be near the SCSI connector and be long
(about 1/2") and are usually grouped in 3 with 6-8 pins each. They are usually
black, socketed and you can remove them. The A1-A4 jumpers are for the Drive
ID. DS is for Delay Spin, and RS (depending on the manufacturer) is a reserved
jumper.
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