[Pc_Support] New to SCSI, what's needed to use an internal DLT drive?

Damien McKenna damien at mc-kenna.com
Thu Apr 28 23:55:20 EDT 2005


Jason Boxman wrote:

>From what I can tell, you always need a terminator.  If you're running older 
>SE SCSI, the drive can terminate the chain without any problems, if the drive 
>or device offers a 'terminate' jumper.  If not, you need an SE terminator for 
>the cable.
>  
>
Its a "SCSI SE" drive, I won two via Ebay at $19.99 each, totalling $52 
with shipping.  The aution description mentioned they were "SCSI SE" 
drives, and the one SCSI card I have says it is an Advansys ASC3050B 
8-bit / single-ended Ultra SCSI interface.  I think they're the same? 
<shrugs>  Guess I'll go find me a 50-pin cable or two and find out when 
the drives arrive.

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