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The pins of SCSI cables are extremely easy to damage, so
be very careful plugging and unplugging them. Carefully ...
connect the SCSI cable to the SCSI card which you have
already installed. Then connect the remaining 68 pin end
to the back of the Glyph drive in either the top or bottom
68 pin connector. These two connectors are functionally
identical and the open connector can be used for adding
more devices or for termination (more on termination in
this guide).
68 pin LVD 320 SCSI Cable
Both ends have 68 pins
Glyph uses a 68 pin High Density connector for our SCSI
drives, so we've supplied a 68 to 68 pin LVD 320 SCSI
cable with each Glyph drive. If you already have one or
more SCSI devices connected to your card, you need to
daisy chain your drives together. If your SCSI card uses a
connector other than the 68 pin connector pictured above,
you need to purchase a cable with the correct connection.
Please call your Glyph dealer for more information.
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