15 Apr
2006
15 Apr
'06
2:13 a.m.
Again, I am no expert, however my suggestion would
have termination at both ends -
Computer (terminated) to the SCSI splitter (y shape
SCSI cable) - one end of the splitter to S760
(terminated) and the other end to S760 (terminated)
(of course, hard drives could be put between each end
of the SCSI splitter and the S760.
In essence, I would have Computer to one S760 - both
ends terminated AND Computer to other S760 - both ends
terminated.
I am not positive of course, but this seems feasable.
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Hi Bernie:
Thank you for the guidance.
I thought about that option as well, however there
would be no SCSI "space" for the computer to
"talk" to
the samplers (since both of the external hard
drive's
SCSI connectors would be used. My only solution
would
probably be to use a SCSI splitter cable of some
sort
so I can get the computer in the mix.
Referring to basic SCSI-specs here. SCSI is a chain
which has to be
terminated in both ends. Splitting the signal is the
biggest, BIGGEST,
no-no in the SCSI world. Ever.