Setting up the scsi chain - ls*10, Connecting two scsi devices, Setting up the scsi chain - ls-10 – Nikon LS-10 Installation Guide for Macintosh User Manual
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The SCSI Interface
Chapter 3
It is equally possible to configure the SCSI chain with Coolscan in the center of
the chain. In this case, the SCSI terminator would reside on the optional device, as
opposed to Coolscan.
Please proceed to the section “Important Information About the SCSI
Interface.”
Setting Up the SCSI Chain - LS*10
The LS-10 can reside at any point in the SCSI chain. There are essentially two
possible SCSI chain configurations, the
two
configuration, and the
multiple
SCSI devices
configuration.
Connecting Two SCSI Devices
In the simplest case, only two devices share the SCSI chain - the SCSI
host
and
the SCSI
target device.
In our case, the SCSI host is the Macintosh and the SCSI target
device is the scanner. This simple configuration is shown in Figure 3.12.
(a) Computer SCSI Controller
Computer Internal
SCSI Termination
Computer
SCSI Connector
Unused center
SCSI Connector
(b) SCSI Cable
(c) Coolscan SCSI Connector
SCSI termination
switch'
Figure 3.12
The Macintosh internal SCSI Bus. (a) The Macintosh motherboard’s SCSI connec
tor and internal SCSI cable, (b) SCSI cable, (c) The Coolscan SCSI connector and termination
DIP switch.
Procedure (Use the SCSI cable supplied with Coolscan):
1. Make sure that the Macintosh is powered off.
2. Connect one end of the flat SCSI cable to the Macintosh’s SCSI connector, mak
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