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Table 4.18 Completed SCSI Device Data Sheet<br />

Interface I/O Port<br />

Card IRQ DMA Address Slot Type<br />

Adaptec AHA-<br />

1535<br />

10 5 0130h–0133h ISA<br />

Interface Card Bus-mastering card<br />

Notes and with internal and<br />

Details external cable<br />

connectors; allows<br />

pass-through so that<br />

both connectors can<br />

be used at once<br />

Device Information<br />

Include SCSI interface card and all devices<br />

Device ID Device Internal or<br />

Cable/<br />

Connector<br />

Y/N Name External Type Terminated?<br />

0<br />

Chapter 4—SCSI and IDE Hard Drives and Optical Drives<br />

1<br />

2 Epson Expression 636 External 50-pin No<br />

flatbed scanner with<br />

transparency adapter<br />

Centronics<br />

3 Polaroid SprintScan External 50-pin Yes<br />

35Plus slide and Centronics<br />

filmstrip scanner and DB-25<br />

25-pin<br />

4 Philips CDD2600 Internal 50-pin ribbon Yes<br />

5<br />

CD-Recorder (CD-R) cable<br />

6 Iomega Zip 100 External DB-25 No<br />

Zip drive 25-pin<br />

7 Adaptec AHA-1535 Internal 50-pin ribbon<br />

SCSI host adapter<br />

card<br />

(internal)<br />

50-pin highdensity<br />

(external)<br />

No<br />

8–15 (No devices)<br />

Note that both ends of the daisy-chain are terminated and that the<br />

actual end of the internal daisy-chain is not the AHA-1535 SCSI<br />

host adapter, but the Philips CDD2600 drive. Also note that some<br />

SCSI devices support different types of cables.<br />

Use the worksheet shown in Figure 4.12 to help you plan your SCSI<br />

cabling and physical layout. Start with the host adapter card. Figure<br />

4.13 shows a completed worksheet.

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