On 4/28/10 7:48 AM, netBEUI wrote:
Thanks. Now I'm wondering if those are set correctly. This is the only
device on the machine. Does anyone know if it's supposed to be
terminated and if 0 or 1 would be the correct setting?
Since it's the only device then it should be terminated. "1" would be
the most likely setting to activate termination. But some people seem
to revel in making things confusing.
Also the device has 2 identicle SCSI ports on it, I assume so you can
daisy chain another SCSI device. I'm not doing this so does it matter
which port I use?
The ports should be the same so it doesn't matter.
On Apr 27, 11:47 pm, Charles Lenington<[email protected]> wrote:
my guesses
netBEUI wrote:
Does anyone have a manual for the DaynaPort SCSI/Link-T model DP0801
or know where I can find a PDF? I'm wondering what the
"0/1" switch
termination?
is
for as well as the little dial beside it labeled 0 through 9.
SCSI id?
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