Scsi Subsystem - Epson Powerspan 2 User Manual

SCSI-II subsystem consisting of two SCSI channels with
interfaces built into the main system board
IDE hard disk drive interface for two hard disk drives
Diskette drive controller for two diskette drives
Mass storage space for up to nine half-height drives: two
internal bays for IDE hard disk drives or SCSI drives, four
internal bays for SCSI drives, and three externally
accessible bays for diskette, tape, or CD-ROM drives.
The built-in interfaces let you connect basic peripheral devices
directly to the computer, leaving the expansion slots for
optional devices such as a modem and a networking card.
Your computer provides a 32-bit wide EISA bus that supports
64-bit processors by employing advanced bit-interleaving
technology. In addition, the fast EISA burst mode capability
enables data transfers of up to 66MB of data per second
through the EISA bus.
In addition, your computer offers multiple-level security
features to protect both the hardware and software from
unauthorized user access.

SCSI Subsystem

Your computer's SCSI controller can burst 32-bit data transfers
through the EISA bus at up to 33MB per second. Its two SCSI
channels (buses) provide support for up to 14 differential pair
or single-ended SCSI devices (seven on each channel). You can
easily configure the SCSI controller, BIOS, SCSI ID
attributes for both channels using the EISA Configuration
utility. In addition, your system comes with SCSI software and
drivers for DOS, Microsoft
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