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- From: Ragman@cris.com (Ragman)
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- Subject: Re: SCSI numbers
- Date: 7 Mar 1996 00:53:11 GMT
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- Lane A Highbarger (lhighbar@umabnet.ab.umd.edu) wrote:
- : Hi all,
-
- : How could I go about changing the SCSI # of my 540 Meg ineternal drive
- : from 6 to anything? It is a Maxtor (I think).
-
-
- Look at the drive, either the backside or underneith, for a set of header
- pins with jumper blocks. The pins should be numbered 1 2 3, if that is
- the case you should see two jumper blocks, one in the 2 position and the
- other in the 3 position. That would give you a SCSI # of 6. The header
- pin positions are set up in binary.
-
- SCSI # 1 2 3
- 0 - - -
- 1 | - -
- 2 - | -
- 3 | | - - No Jumper Block
- 4 - - | | Jumper Block
- 5 | - |
- 6 - | |
- 7 | | |
-
- Binary 2^0 2^1 2^2
-
- You should really try to get some specs on the drive since their header
- description may be different. Any other questions just ask. Hope this helps.
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