Logically, how is a SCSI bus mapped? Explain.
One-dimensionally. Basically, every device in the bus falls upon a straight line.
Each end of the SCSI bus must be terminated - and the bus must not fork or branch in any way. The word terminated refers to a special resistor pack that prevents signals from bouncing back and forth along the SCSI chain. The manual should contain information on how to terminate such a fork or branch.
Each end of the SCSI bus must be terminated - and the bus must not fork or branch in any way. The word terminated refers to a special resistor pack that prevents signals from bouncing back and forth along the SCSI chain. The manual should contain information on how to terminate such a fork or branch.
Tags: branch, bus types, fork, hard drives, resistor, SCSI, termination
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When terminating, what parts of the chain must be terminated? What parts should not?
Devices mid-chain must not be terminated. Both ends of the SCSI chain must be terminated however. A SCSI host adapter qualifies as a device, so if it is at the end of the chain, it can be terminated.
Modern SCSI devices usually include a jumper or other setting to enable or disable termination.
Modern SCSI devices usually include a jumper or other setting to enable or disable termination.
Tags: 101.1, bus types, hard drives, host adapter, linux, SCSI, SCSI chain, termination
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Author: Ryan Robson
Main topic: Informatics
Topic: Linux
City: Houston
Published: 08.02.2011
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