External Mass Storage Devices; Network Devices; Identifying Mass Storage Devices; Dssi And Scsi Devices - DEC 4000 600 series Owner's Manual

Table of Contents

Advertisement

External
Your system can support devices that are outside the system
Mass Storage
unit (external devices) in addition to the devices that are in
Devices
the system. External devices can sit or stand alone beside your
system, or they can be housed in a separate enclosure, such as
the R400X mass storage expander.
For a list of the devices that can be connected to your system,
refer to the Systems and Options Catalog, or contact your Digital
sales representative.
For information about how to connect an external mass storage
device to your system, refer to Connecting Additional Devices to
Your System, later in this chapter.
Network
Depending on the configuration you selected, your system comes
Devices
with one or two Ethernet ports on the I/O module.
Each Ethernet port has two associated ports: thickwire
(standard Ethernet) and ThinWire. You select either thickwire
or ThinWire with a switch that is located halfway between
the thickwire and the ThinWire ports. You can connect to a
twisted-pair Ethernet by connecting a twisted-pair H3350 media
access unit to the thickwire port, using a standard transceiver
cable.

Identifying Mass Storage Devices

DSSI and SCSI
Both DSSI and SCSI mass storage devices can be used in and
Devices
connected to your system. The devices in a single compartment,
however, are either SCSI devices or DSSI devices, depending on
the bus that runs through that compartment (see Table 6–1).
Identifying System Options
System Configuration
6–7

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading

Table of Contents