17 Apr
2000
17 Apr
'00
5:40 a.m.
Hello all, I've got an interface to an RRD40 in my VAX called a KRQ50 and
it has two "ports". One connects to the RRD40 with a 15 pin or so cable,
the other, I don't know. Then in the box of stuff that went with this is a
terminator (green LED on the back) with the same D-shell connector as the
RRD40. So I'm trying to figure out whether or not they went together. I've
never seen such a terminator before.
--Chuck
17 Apr
17 Apr
5:51 a.m.
Hello all, I've got an interface to an RRD40 in my
VAX called a KRQ50 and
it has two "ports". One connects to the RRD40 with a 15 pin or so cable,
the other, I don't know. Then in the box of stuff that went with this is a
terminator (green LED on the back) with the same D-shell connector as the
RRD40. So I'm trying to figure out whether or not they went together. I've
never seen such a terminator before.
Its a SCSI terminator and it goes with the RRD40. If the RRD40
is the only device on the SCSI bus you will probably need to
use it.
--
Dr. Mark Green mark(a)cs.ualberta.ca
Professor (780) 492-4584
Director, Research Institute for Multimedia Systems (RIMS)
Department of Computing Science (780) 492-1071 (FAX)
University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, T6G 2H1, Canada
5:52 a.m.
At 10:40 17-04-2000 -0700, you wrote:
the other, I don't know. Then in the box of stuff
that went with this is a
The KRQ50 can support two drives. That port is for a second drive.
terminator (green LED on the back) with the same
D-shell connector as the
RRD40. So I'm trying to figure out whether or not they went together. I've
never seen such a terminator before.
Actually, that's not a terminator. None is required for the KRQ50
controller. What you have there is an Ethernet (AUI) loopback plug. ;-)
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