On 2005-05-05 19:43, Fluxstringer wrote:
Termination needs to be at the end of the chain. From the factory Termination is set at the CD drive at ID = 3 This becomes the dependable end of the chain.
Now , the machine will still run with drives beyond this but signals can act funny. And the chain can be unstable.
Set your drive ID to 0 or 1 or 2 with the jumper pins. Look on drive manufacturers website or a drive reference website for details.
That's not what "end of the chain" means. Termination needs to be at the _physical_ ends of the SCSI chain, ID numbers are nothing more than addresses on the bus. They are irrelevant to termination.
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