Connecting cables

WARNING When making SCSI connections, always turn off power to all devices in the chain. If you don’t, you could lose information and damage your equipment.

1Shut down your PowerBook and turn off all SCSI devices in the chain.

2To connect the first device, use an Apple HDI-30 SCSI System Cable.

Attach the smaller end of the cable to the SCSI port (marked with the icon g) on the Duo Dock or the Duo MiniDock, and the larger end of the cable to either SCSI port on the device.

3To connect the next device, use a SCSI peripheral interface cable.

The connectors on the ends of the cable are the same. Attach one connector to the available SCSI port on the first device, and the other connector to either SCSI port on the next device.

4Repeat step 3 for each additional device you want to connect.

The illustration shows where to add cable terminators.

Connecting one SCSI device

Terminator
	If this SCSI device has an internal
HDI-30 cable	terminator, omit this external terminator.

Connecting more than one SCSI device

If this SCSI device has an internal terminator, omit this external terminator.

HDI-30 cable

SCSI peripheral interface cables

Using SCSI Devices

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280C, 280 specifications

The Apple 280 and 280C are notable models in Apple's lineup that showcase the company's commitment to innovation and design. Launched as successors to earlier models, these computers were designed to cater to both professional and casual users, with features tailored for productivity, creativity, and seamless user experience.

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In terms of connectivity, the Apple 280 series is equipped with a range of ports that ensure compatibility with various peripherals, whether for personal use or professional setups. The inclusion of USB and Thunderbolt ports allows users to connect high-speed devices seamlessly, enhancing the overall productivity of the system.

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Overall, the Apple 280 and 280C stand as a testament to Apple's dedication to innovation, merging cutting-edge technology with user-friendly features to create devices that cater to a wide range of users. With a blend of powerful performance, elegant design, and advanced capabilities, these models have left a lasting impact on the computing landscape and continue to be relevant choices for many today.

Apple 280C manual Connecting cables, Illustration shows where to add cable terminators

Models: 280C 280