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2940UWPro-ig.qxd
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C
ONNECTING
Verify that each internal SCSI device you are installing has a
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unique SCSI ID from 0 to 6 (0 to 6 and 8 to 15 for "Wide" SCSI
devices). Refer to the device's documentation to determine the
SCSI ID setting.
If any two SCSI devices (internal or external) you are connect-
ing to the SCSI Card 2940UW Pro share the same SCSI ID,
change the SCSI ID on one device. The SCSI Card 2940UW Pro
is preset to SCSI ID 7 and should not be changed. See the SCSI
Card 2940UW Pro User's Reference for additional information
on SCSI IDs.
If you are installing only one internal SCSI device, terminate
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that device. If you have two or more devices on each cable, ter-
minate one device on each cable; the remaining devices must
not be terminated. (The terminated device must be connected
to the end of each cable, as explained in Step 5 below.)
The termination setting usually is controlled by setting a
jumper or a switch, or by physically removing or installing a
terminator module(s). Refer to the device's documentation
to enable or disable termination on your device. See the SCSI
Card 2940UW Pro User's Reference for additional information
on termination.
Mount each internal SCSI
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device in an available
drive bay inside your
computer.
Refer to your computer
and device documenta-
tion for instructions on
installing devices inside
your computer.
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OTE
devices when they are mounted in a drive bay, you can connect the
internal SCSI devices to the SCSI cable and power supply (Steps 5-7
below)
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SCSI D
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If it is difficult to reach the back of your internal SCSI
before mounting each device inside your computer.
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Internal SCSI Device Mounted in
Drive Bay Inside Your Computer
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