>>I just acquired two hard drives that use jumpers for the SCSI address.
>It's been years since I set one up and I can't find the code scheme for
>addressing the units.
>
>Can someone direct me to a source for the information? Web page or whatever?
<Depends on who made the drive...
One is a Maxtor-540S. Factory ID is 6, but I don't know to what it may have
been set. The jumpers, top to bottom are:
MTR (connected)
CPAR (open)
CS2 (open)
CS1 (connected)
CS0 (open)
The other is a Connor 540. The jumpers, top to bottom are:
E5 (open)
E4 (open)
E3 (connected)
E2 (connected)
E1 (open)
Thanks.
Dick
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