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Appendix E: Daisy Chaining

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E Daisy Chaining As an optional configuration, two AIT tape drives can be connected to the same SCSI channel at the same time. Use no longer than a 6-ft cable to attach the intial drive, then use no longer than a 3-ft cable to daisy chain the additional drive. IMPORTANT: Do not connect more than two drives per SCSI controller. 1. If the first drive has a terminator on the SCSI connector 2, remove it. 2. Connect the tape drives together by placing a SCSI cable between the SCSI connector 2 of the first drive to the SSI connector 3 of the second drive. 3. Place the terminator (not shown) on the SCSI connector 4 of the second drive. 4. Power ON all peripheral devices. 5. Power ON the computer. 1 2 3 4 Figure E-1: Daisy Chaining AIT Drive Reference Guide E-1

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AIT Drive Reference Guide
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E
Daisy Chaining
As an optional configuration, two AIT tape drives can be connected to the same SCSI
channel at the same time. Use no longer than a 6-ft cable to attach the intial drive, then
use no longer than a 3-ft cable to daisy chain the additional drive.
IMPORTANT:
Do not connect more than two drives per SCSI controller.
1.
If the first drive has a terminator on the SCSI connector
2
, remove it.
2.
Connect the tape drives together by placing a SCSI cable between the SCSI
connector
2
of the first drive to the SSI connector
3
of the second drive.
3.
Place the terminator (not shown) on the SCSI connector
4
of the second drive.
4.
Power ON all peripheral devices.
5.
Power ON the computer.
Figure E–1:
Daisy Chaining
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