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1-8 HD-1000 WORKSTATION SCSI Bus Connections SonicStudio uses the SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) bus to communicate with peripheral devices such as media drives, CD-R or DVD-R units, and digital tape drives. SCSI devices are connected in a daisy-chain fashion, with the bus connections looping through each successive device. SCSI peripherals typically have two SCSI connectors, and either connector can serve as input or output. Three simple rules govern SCSI bus connections: • The total physical bus length must not exceed six meters (or less for Fast, Wide and Ultra SCSI implementations; check the documentation for your SCSI interface for further information). • The devices at each end of the bus must be terminated to prevent signal reflections that can corrupt data. • Each device in the chain (including the computer’s SCSI port) must be assigned a unique address. Additional constraints apply when mixing narrow (8-bit) and wide (16-bit) devices on the bus. Before making SCSI bus connections, review the documentation for each peripheral device, the Macintosh and, if applicable, the PCI SCSI card to familiarize yourself with how they should be connected. Tip: For the latest information regarding SCSI connections, check the Sonic website at www.sonic.com. Additional information about SCSI connections may be found at the web site of the SCSI Trade Association, www.scsita.org.
I NSTALLING T HE H ARDWARE 1-9 To connect SCSI peripherals, you will need: • The peripheral devices • SCSI cables (normally supplied with the device) • A SCSI terminator (also often supplied with the device) • The Power Macintosh CPU Figure 1-3 Connecting External SCSI Devices To connect external SCSI devices: 1 Check to see that the Macintosh is plugged in and turned off. 2 Connect the power cords of each peripheral. This will assure that they are grounded. Do not turn any of the peripherals on. 3 Assign each device a unique address, making certain that none conflicts with the computer’s SCSI port.
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