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Re: GS + CD300e Plus

Subject: Re: GS + CD300e Plus
From: Drew <goggledrew@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 15 Mar 2010 01:17:25 -0700 (PDT)
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Hi David,
> Termination power seems the most likely theory. All my SCSI hard drives
> supplied termination power so I never worried about it for the Apple II
> SCSI cards.

I took the CD300e apart and it has a jumper on Term Pwr. I assume this
is then providing power for termination. In terms of cabling i have a
cable going straight to the CD and then a terminator attached to the
back of it. I have read some things saying i should terminate in
between the Apple and the CD as well as term at the end of the chain?

Drew

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