Location on cable shoud not matter. SCSI ID number is he important thing. But, no, the
device's position on the cable should not matter.
Tom
< How do I terminate my HD? I have an 8500 with only 1 CD ROM and 1 HD.
The HD is ID 0 and the CD ROM is ID 3. The HD is on the last connector on
the SCSI cable. Does the location on the cable matter?
The CD ROM has a pair of pins labled "Term Power". Do I place a jumper
acrossed those two pins? Does the HD need any jumpers on it?
Thanks,
Kevin>
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