SCSI and Intaractive-related questions - new site

Heiko Blume src at scuzzy.in-berlin.de
Tue Jan 15 03:09:03 AEST 1991


larry at nstar.rn.com (Larry Snyder) writes:
>on the SCSI drives that I have seen - the terminator resistors are in
>pairs - and look like either a dip or a long skinny device with lots
>of leads in a row.   I have never seen a 50 pin terminator - what
>type of drive?

i'd recommend using *three* of them or *none*, using two or one
might give you very funny electrical characteristics :-) btw:
those beast are called 'resistor arrays'.
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