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Using a SCSI connection SCSI stands for Small Computer Systems Interface, and is an industry-standard input/ output for PCs. SCSI devices include disk drives, CD-ROM drives, scanners, and other devices. SCSI allows you to install a variety of these devices by connecting them to a single SCSI card, and using cables to connect the devices to each other. If you are using a SCSI connection, you should review this section and follow the appropriate instructions. SCSI card and cable specifications If you are purchasing a new SCSI card, it must meet the specifications below. If there is a flyer inside the scanner box for a SCSI card, this is the card that HP recommends. s The SCSI interface card must be compliant with the operating system that you are running. s The SCSI card must be installed with appropriate software drivers. Install the SCSI card and drivers according to the card manufacturer's instructions. s The SCSI card must have an external connector that allows you to plug a cable into the back of the PC. 2 HP ScanJet Scanner Installation Supplement 13

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HP
ScanJet Scanner
Installation Supplement
13
Using a SCSI connection
SCSI stands for Small Computer Systems Interface, and is an industry-standard input/
output for PCs. SCSI devices include disk drives, CD-ROM drives, scanners, and other
devices. SCSI allows you to install a variety of these devices by connecting them to a
single SCSI card, and using cables to connect the devices to each other.
If you are using a SCSI connection, you should review this section and follow the
appropriate instructions.
SCSI card and cable specifications
If you are purchasing a new SCSI card, it must meet the specifications below. If there is
a flyer inside the scanner box for a SCSI card, this is the card that HP recommends.
■
The SCSI interface card must be compliant with the operating system that you are
running.
■
The SCSI card must be installed with appropriate software drivers. Install the SCSI
card and drivers according to the card manufacturer’s instructions.
■
The SCSI card must have an external connector that allows you to plug a cable into
the back of the PC.