Tom,
The input is a SCSI 1 cable (50 pin) the output (to another SCSI
device) is
25 pin.
I believe either can be used to connect to the SCSI card.
Austin
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Hi Tom,
Possibly termination? I don't remember, but is that device permanently
terminated, or is there a switch to enable internal termination? If you
don't use the internal termination, and it's the last device in the SCSI
chain, you do have to provide a terminator either in-line where the
On behalf of my friend, I'd like to thank everyone who answered this
question. I understand he has acquired a card and cable now and asked
me to forward his thanks.
Thanks again all,
Art
Kapetanakis, Constantine wrote:
The scanner will work with most if not all SCSI cards. It was
You're correct, of course, and my SCSI card is device 7 (the maximum) thus
auto termination is working. My CD burner (internal) is device 2, my
external JAZ and ZIP drives are 4 and 5 repectively, my SS4000 is 6 and my
flatbed scanner (last physical device on the chain) is 3 so all is well (at
Hi Tom,
...my SCSI card is device 7 (the maximum) thus
auto termination is working.
You know that device ID number and auto termination aren't linked at all.
The SCSI device ID can be anything, the order only matters for boot if you
don't specify a specific device to boot from...at least
On Mon, 9 Sep 2002 18:10:52 -0700, you wrote:
When I was first on filmscanners, I remember some conversation about better software
for this... VueScan?. Can anyone let me know.
Sara -
Vuescan is the cat's whiskers. I think there's a free demo, and
certainly the only $40 download at:
Actually, I suspect your thinking wasn't correct previously (and it
appears to me your still not set up correctly now). In regard to the
SS4000, this might explain why the 25 pin wasn't working correctly.
Since it was not terminated, in spite of being the last physical device
on that side of the
And I think Vuescan is the cat's meow.
Can we have a three-week, 80-e-mail, discussion of whether you are right
or I am? Can I write long diatribes on the difference between the cat's
whiskers and the cat's meow? Please?
Sorry, cat got my tongue. I'll just lick my fur.
A
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Hi,
I'm new to this list and Im hoping I can get some help about a problem I
have with my HP PhotoSmart S20. I've been using this scanner for amateur
stuff
at home happily until recently when I noticed that my scans were far from
satisfactory. So, I decided to calibrate the
scanner, hoping this
On Mon, 9 Sep 2002 21:50:27 -0700, you wrote:
And I think Vuescan is the cat's meow.
Can we have a three-week, 80-e-mail, discussion of whether you are right
or I am? Can I write long diatribes on the difference between the cat's
whiskers and the cat's meow? Please?
Well, if this was an audio
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