In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, sm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Note that all terminators are definitely NOT created equal, so just having
>one is no guarantee either. I've found that when shopping for terminators,
>the expensive ones really do work a lot better.
For single-ended SCSI, you have passive termination (a resistor
network between power, ground, and the signal lines), active
termination (a resistor network between the signal lines and
a voltage regulator), and forced perfect termination (I believe
this is individual active circuits on each of the signal lines).
Active terminators are more likely to work than passive, and forced
perfect an even better bet.
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