3
C
ONNECTING
I
NTERNAL
SCSI P
ERIPHERALS
S
TEP
5
S
TEP
1
S
TEP
2
Verify each internal SCSI peripheral you are installing is set to a
unique SCSI ID from 0 to 6. Refer to the peripheral’s documen-
tation to determine the SCSI ID setting.
If any two SCSI peripherals (internal or external) you are con-
necting to the SCSI Card 1505 have the same SCSI ID, change
the SCSI ID on one peripheral. The SCSI Card 1505 is preset to
SCSI ID 7 and should not be changed. See the
SCSI Card 1505
User’s Reference (page 2, SCSI IDs) for additional information
on SCSI IDs.
If you are installing only one internal SCSI peripheral, termi-
nate that peripheral. If you have two or more internal peripher-
als, terminate one peripheral only; the remaining peripherals
must not be terminated. (The terminated peripheral must be
connected to the end of the cable, as explained in Step 5 below.)
The termination setting usually is controlled by setting a
jumper or a switch, or by physically removing or installing a
terminator module(s). Refer to the peripheral’s documentation
to enable or disable termination on your peripheral.
Carefully insert the SCSI Card 1505 into
the ISA expansion slot until it snaps
into place. Then replace the slot cover
screw.
You are ready to install
internal SCSI peripher-
als. To install external
SCSI peripherals
only, replace your
computer cover
and skip to
Connecting
External SCSI
Peripherals.
SCSI Card 1505 Installed
in an ISA Expansion Slot
