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29 March 2005, 11:56
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Blizzard SCSI 2 add-on - terminated
Is the Blizzard SCSI 2 add on by defualt terminated? Is it electonically terminated or are there passive components in the cable that goes from the board to the external female port that attached to the 1200 case?
If it is the latter, can you disable and add an active terminator in the chain? |
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29 March 2005, 14:34
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The add-on is terminated by default. The terminal resistors are "permanently installed" as said in the SCSI-Kit manual.
manual link: http://vgr.tc3net.com/dce/pub/Manuals/SCSIIVuk.pdf |
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29 March 2005, 14:57
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Thank for the link Mr Bamiga. I have been hunting for the manual with no luck. Question answered.
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