>Thanks, Fred. My next question is: there are jumper pins on the adaptor as
>well. Should I jumper just the drive, or the adaptor, or both?
>
>Heok Hee
Hi,
Certainly not both or you may have real problems. The adapter has a
row of pins at the right side for scsi id - any termination on the
adapter will be central - no pins on the adapter and none on the drive (
excluding led, startup and termination) give scsi id 0 - now forget the
drive and tackle the adapter - a jumper on the lowest set of pins gives
id 1 - a jumper on the next set up gives id 2 - jumpers on both give id 3
- and so on just like binary ....seven is the max for internal.
Pete in the UK
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