Hi Ken and all; This drive has 1 set of pins on one end, another set of pins on the other end and a place for 2 jumpers on the bottom of the conrol on the drive. These 2 jumpers on the bottom are marked "TP and TE". There is a jumper on the "TP" pins and none on the "TE" pins. Do both "TP &TE" need to be jumpered? The drive is the only one on the ATTO card and is at the end of the SCSI cable. Any help greatly appreciated. TIA --Thanks; Rev. George --Maranatha (means the Lord cometh)
TP stands for Termination Power
TE stands for Termination Enable
So you most likely need to have the TE jumper in place, but I can't say with 100% certainty without knowing the exact model number for the drive so that I can look up the jumper settings.
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Aloha, Ken
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