Re: Need help hooking up old SCSI drives

[colin_tokyo@hotmail.com (Xerxes409)]

Thanks for the help everyone -- hopefully I'll have this up and
running in a day or so!

CW

Wayne Stewart <waynes@telus.dotnet> wrote in message news:<cc6od.198344$9b.80763@edtnps84>...
> As Greg said, the Atlas II would need an adapter to work with a IIgs.
> I don't know which Seagate drive and which SCSI card you have and that
> might be of inportance as some incompatibilities do exist.
> 
> For the Seagate
> 
> For SCSI ID you can use jumpers or if they'll fit the pins you can
> use the connectors in pic 0891. In either case the SCSI id pins are
> the three right hand sets in Img_0986. If this is your only drive
> then SCSI id 6 is your best setting. To get SCDI id 6 jumper the
> second and third from right in Img_0986.
> 
> As Greg mentioned, it's usually more convenient to have to have an
> external SCSI terminator. If you're going to do that you should pull
> the   termination jumper. It's located on a srip of pins on the bottom
> of this Seagate drine and should have the letters te beside it.
> 
> Wayne