>That sounds like the end device in a chain
>is the only one requiring termination then; isn't that so?
>
>Thanks again for expanding my horizons,
>Terry
Very close...it's just the chain that requires termination rather
than the device and you can terminate the chain within a short distance
(I think it's four inches or less) after the last device with a
terminator if the option to terminate is not present on the device - some
scsi HD models cannot be terminated with a jumper. Zips have the
termination option and are handy for just that purpose - even if you
don't use them for storage - I've had a zip in my Umax for some time but
I've never had a disk for it....heheh
Pete
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