INSTALLATION
SCSI TERMINATION
SCSI termination is a technique used to absorb line reflections at the beginning and end of a SCSI daisy chain that would otherwise interfere with legitimate SCSI signals and cause errors. To minimize interference with data transfer, SCSI termination is absolutely required for proper operation of your Drive.
WHEN TERMINATION IS REQUIRED
If you are installing the Drive as the only SCSI device or as the last SCSI device in the chain, termination must be enabled.
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As you can see in the above illustrations, whether you have an ON/OFF Terminator Switch or a Termination Function Switch, your Drive has an ON/OFF termination option.
ON: The Terminator Switch must be open when the drive is:
♦the only SCSI device connected to an interface card; and/or
♦the last physical device in a
OFF: The Terminator Switch must be
♦connected in the middle of a SCSI chain.
SETTING FUNCTION SWITCHES
Function Switches, also known as Jumper Switches, control the operational functions of the
The jumper is ON when a
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