On Thursday, Oct 16, 2003, at 20:39 America/Chicago, Harbourmaster wrote:
At 05:54 PM 10/16/2003 -0500, you wrote:
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?
TP stands for Termination Power
TE stands for Termination Enable
You will need TE jumpered in order to terminate at the drive. TP means the drive provides the power for termination, if it is not jumpered then the bus provides termination power. Unless you know for sure that the ATTO card provides termination power, just put a jumper on both TP and TE.
Hamlin
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