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Configuration, Table 3-10, Base Module SCSI Connectors, Terminator, Jumpers, and Cables

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Installation 3-29 Table 3-10 Base Module SCSI Connectors, Terminator, Jumpers, and Cables Figure Legend 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : Description SCSI terminator DLT0 DLT1 Expansion unit interface Power connector Power cable Fan SCSI jumpers SCSI interface Library connectors (not used in slave mode) Configuration Individual MiniLibrary Base Modules in all newly assembled systems must be configured as described in the next section. In addition, the MiniLibrary system is designed with several configuration options, each offering multiple settings to support a variety of applications and platforms. The setting of each option is stored in non-volatile memory in the module. For most applications, you will not need to change the factory default settings. To change settings, you need to use the control panel on the Expansion Unit. For an overview of how the control panel works, and a description of the functions of the buttons, indicators and display, see the sections, "Entering the Menu Mode," "Exiting the Menu Mode," and "Navigating Through the Menu Structure," in Chapter 2, "Operation." The settings can be changed using the procedure described later in the section "A Configuration Example - Setting the SCSI ID." Before changing any configuration settings, consult your host system documentation to determine which settings might need to be changed.

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Installation
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Table 3-10
Base Module SCSI Connectors, Terminator, Jumpers,
and Cables
Figure
Legend
Description
1
SCSI terminator
2
DLT0
3
DLT1
4
Expansion unit interface
5
Power connector
6
Power cable
7
Fan
8
SCSI jumpers
9
SCSI interface
:
Library connectors (not used in slave mode)
Configuration
Individual MiniLibrary Base Modules in all newly assembled systems must be
configured as described in the next section. In addition, the MiniLibrary
system is designed with several configuration options, each offering multiple
settings to support a variety of applications and platforms. The setting of each
option is stored in non-volatile memory in the module. For most applications,
you will not need to change the factory default settings.
To change settings, you need to use the control panel on the Expansion Unit.
For an overview of how the control panel works, and a description of the
functions of the buttons, indicators and display, see the sections, “Entering the
Menu Mode,” “Exiting the Menu Mode,” and
“Navigating Through the Menu
Structure,” in Chapter 2,
Operation.”
The settings can be changed using the procedure described later in the section
“A
Configuration Example - Setting the SCSI ID.” Before changing any
configuration settings, consult your host system documentation to determine
which settings might need to be changed.