Hello,
First of all, many thanks for those who achieved so wonderfull program ;-)
I have an SCSI related question:
I own an Asus P2B-LS, which as onboard an AIC 7890 on which I can plug three
cables, the first one is an SCSI-II cable, mine is of that kind:
|--------------|------|------|------|------|------|------|
<---60cm-----> <15cm> <15cm> <15cm> <15cm> <15cm> <15cm>
connected in that way:motherboard,60cm,DVD,30cm,CD-R,30cm,CD and I have put the
term on all devices.
Is it right to end the cable with a device (not doing it give me command timeout)?
The second one is an U2W one, of about 80cm with one U2W disk attached on at the
end of the cable, there is a terminator.
The last one is an U2 cable (I think fast and wide is another name for it) also of
about 80 cm and at the end there is one SCSI-III connector.
Now I would like to add a scanner (HP Scanjet 5p) which has an SCSI-II connector (and
in fact two, and is autoterminated).
I have one SCSI-III <-> Centronics cable(about 1m50), one SCSI-II <-> Centronics cable
(about 1m), and one SCSI-II <-> SCSI-II cable(about 1m50) (and also the external
SCSI-II interface to connect to the SCSI-II cable). I also have an old external SCSI
(I guess I) CD with two centronics.
What is the best way to connect my scanner?
Is it possible to connect the external SCSI-II in the midle of my SCSI-II cable?
Shall I remove the UW cable?
Shall I buy other cable (not so long)?
Are there anything special to configure in BIOS?
Thanks you very much,
Greg
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