[NCLUG] scsi mix and match

[Theodore A. Roth]

I've seen what you are talking about, it's just a resister network and 
it's passive, when I think I need an active terminator.

Alas the drive in question doesn't support that type of terminator
(seagate ST39175LW), so I need a terminator on the cable or inline. I
think I still need to jumper the TP on the drive to power the terminator
on the cable. Am I correct?

Ted Roth

On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Mike Loseke wrote:

:)Thus spake rotering at animlacules.com:
:)> 
:)> I know that modern drives are supposed to be able to self-terminate
:)> (via the jumper you mention), but I always feel more comfortable with
:)> a "real" terminator.
:)
:) I have a pile of 8-pin terminators lying around in a box somewhere. I
:)pulled them off of some 105MB Seagate drives a few years ago. How's that
:)for real? :-) (3 per device, attached to the drive's controller board.)
:)
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