kaufman@Neon.Stanford.EDU (Marc T. Kaufman) (08/22/90)
In a recent article, a new, active, termination was briefly described for SCSI-2. Will it also work with SCSI-1? And would someone be good enough either to describe it in detail or post a schematic? Marc Kaufman (kaufman@Neon.stanford.edu)
kc@hprnd.HP.COM (Kurt Chan) (08/28/90)
> In a recent article, a new, active, termination was briefly described for > SCSI-2. Will it also work with SCSI-1? Yes. It was designed to replace the 220/330 termination in SCSI-1. > And would someone be good enough either to describe it in detail or post a > schematic? If you have access to a Laserjet (or WordPerfect 5.1), I can send you the raw bits to an article I wrote for Electronic Design. Among other things, it covers the new termination and explains why it's better. Regards, Kurt Chan HP, Roseville Networks Division 916-785-5621 (Voice) 916-786-9185 (Fax) kc@hprnd.hp.com
kc@hprnd.HP.COM (Kurt Chan) (08/31/90)
> If you have access to a Laserjet (or WordPerfect 5.1), I can send you the > raw bits to an article I wrote for Electronic Design. Among other things, > it covers the new termination and explains why it's better. To those of you that requested this, My email system bounces mail back to me that exceeds 100kbytes. The shar'd raw Laserjet file is about 500kbytes (I have some graphics and schematics) I'm working on breaking the file into smaller ones, but if you can't dig up a copy of the May 10, 1990 issue of Electronic Design, you might want to email me your US Mail address in case my experiments aren't successful. I can't ftp to a remote site without a lot of red tape and paperwork, so breaking the shar file up seems like the most pain-free approach. Regards, Kurt.