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2 Cabling Storage Devices and Setting SCSI Addresses

Duplex Configuration

External terminator

built into cable SCSI Device

Shelf

C11

SCSI Device

Shelf

Internal

	terminator
SCSI A	SCSI B
SCSI C	SCSI D
		Hot Swap
C20	C20	Subsystem

Figure 2-5. Duplex Configuration

In this example, the SCSI device shelves are connected to the upper hot-swap cage. Make sure the addresses in the SCSI device shelves are unique to each device, including the hot-swap disk modules. SCSI A cannot be connected to a DAC card. SCSI B can be connected to a DAC card.

For internal cable part numbers, see the “Cabling Diagram Legend.” To change the SCSI addresses, see the “Setting SCSI Addresses” section.

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