Fox-1
Member
Hello all,
I'm in need of jumper setting of above SCSI disk. It seems this one is not listed in the old MS-DOS databases I kept from the past and Googling for it only returns a zillion vendors claiming they can sell you such drive (yeah right). I noticed some references to Apple and PS/2 so it may be it was a common drive for these systems.
P/N : 38F8308
MLC : C81025
FRU : 56F8854
MODEL WDS-380S 80MB
09/28/91
The ID# pins (and LED) on the front are a give-away but there are 5 more jumpers at the back. It may be these have something to do with term-power and termination but I've no idea which is what. I do know the drive requires a parity supporting host adapter and there is no way to turn it off with a jumper.
Also, what is a good online source for looking up specs/settings for obsolete hard disks? It becomes more and more difficult to Google for these. (Hmm, maybe I should put the ones I have online)
I'm in need of jumper setting of above SCSI disk. It seems this one is not listed in the old MS-DOS databases I kept from the past and Googling for it only returns a zillion vendors claiming they can sell you such drive (yeah right). I noticed some references to Apple and PS/2 so it may be it was a common drive for these systems.
P/N : 38F8308
MLC : C81025
FRU : 56F8854
MODEL WDS-380S 80MB
09/28/91
The ID# pins (and LED) on the front are a give-away but there are 5 more jumpers at the back. It may be these have something to do with term-power and termination but I've no idea which is what. I do know the drive requires a parity supporting host adapter and there is no way to turn it off with a jumper.
Also, what is a good online source for looking up specs/settings for obsolete hard disks? It becomes more and more difficult to Google for these. (Hmm, maybe I should put the ones I have online)
