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Terms and Concepts


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Apple Macintosh SE/30

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Daisy-chain describes the attachment of several devices to the same connector on a computer. On Macintosh computers, up to seven devices using the Small Computer Systems Interface (SCSI) can be connected and used at the same time. 

SCSI is a hardware and communications standard designed to provide high-performance and flexibility for a variety of peripheral devices. Some SCSI devices include external hard disks, CD-ROM players, and scanners.

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What is a daisy-chain?