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<h1>Re: once more on the aha152x problem</h1>
<b>Wolfgang Goeller</b> (<a href="mailto:wgoeller@active.ch"><i>wgoeller@active.ch</i></a>)<br>
<i>Tue, 06 Jul 1999 09:56:15 +0200</i>
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"Brian B." wrote:<br>
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<i>&gt; my question now lies in the "synchronous=disabled" there is a jumper the card</i><br>
<i>&gt; to enable/disable synchronous negotiation, but no matter how I set the jumper I</i><br>
<i>&gt; still get "synchronous=disabled" in the boot mesg.</i><br>
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Your scanning-problems are in now way affilated with synchronous-options.<br>
synchronous is only important, if you have several devices connected to<br>
your card. So in your case this option is not useable/used.<br>
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<i>&gt; Could this be some of my problem? I really am new with scsi so I really dont</i><br>
<i>&gt; know much about it. And what about termination. Is there more I need to buy</i><br>
<i>&gt; other than my card scanner and cable? </i><br>
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Your scanner is - unless otherwise in the manuals stated - equipped with<br>
SCSI-termination. Your Adaptec-card is by default equipped with little<br>
inline-resistors (2 or three rows). Again: That's correct for you.<br>
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To be more general: You need on both ends of the SCSI-BUS termination.<br>
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T=Terminated; U=Unterminated; D=Device (Scanner/HD/CDROM...); A=SCSI-Adapter<br>
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TA----UD----UD---TD or in case of internal and external Devices:<br>
TD----UD---UD---UD---UA--UD---UD---TD.<br>
Your case is the most simple case: TA-----TD<br>
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Note that this cabeling-scheme is independent of the SCSI-IDs of the devices.<br>
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Regards<br>
Wolfgang<br>
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