SCSI ID numbers
WARNING: TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO YOUR HARDWARE
AND SOFTWARE, READ THIS SECTION BEFORE TURNING
ON YOUR SYSTEM.
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| Each device on a SCSI chain must have a unique SCSI ID | |
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| number from 0 to 6. The Apple Macintosh always uses SCSI | |
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| ID number 7. The Macintosh internal hard drive usually uses | |
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| SCSI ID number 0 or 1. The SprintScan 45 scanner is set | |
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| at the factory to SCSI ID number 5. If this number con- | |
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| flicts with your hard drive or any other device on your SCSI | |
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| chain, you must change either the SCSI ID number of the | |
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| scanner or the SCSI ID number of the other device. Valid SCSI | |
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| ID numbers are from 0 to 6. | |
Changing the SCSI ID |
| The scanner is shipped with the SCSI ID number set to 5. | |
of the scanner |
| To change the ID number, do the following: | |
| 1 Turn the scanner off and disconnect it from your computer | ||
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| and all other SCSI devices. | |
| 2 Locate the SCSI ID switch on the back of the scanner (picture | ||
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| 1). Pressing the button marked | |
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| switch, change the number to an ID number that is unique | |
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| from other numbers in the chain, from 0 to 6. | |
| 3 The new number will take effect the next time the scanner is | ||
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| turned on. | |
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| WARNING: IF TWO DEVICES ON A SCSI CHAIN HAVE THE | |
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| SAME SCSI ID NUMBER, NEITHER WILL WORK CORRECTLY, | |
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| AND DATA MAY BE DAMAGED WHEN YOU TURN ON THE | |
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| DEVICES. | |
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Setup and use |