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1.3 Connecting the Scanner

CAUTION: Before connecting the scanner, make sure the

power to the computer is OFF

This section describes how to connect your new ScanPartner

600C. Also provided is a brief overview on daisy chaining and

terminating SCSI devices. If you are an advanced user and are

already familiar with the use of SCSI devices, you can skip the

overview.

SCSI Overview

One of the biggest advantages to using SCSI as an interface is

the ability to connect several devices to one SCSI controller or

"SCSI port."

Each SCSI controller can have up to 7 devices connected to it.

This is referred to as daisy chaining or chaining. A SCSI chain

can consist of internal devices, such as hard disks and CD

ROM drives, and external devices, such as the ScanPartner

600C. Not all SCSI controllers are capable of handling a

combination of internal and external devices but most are.

The key factor when chaining SCSI devices is the device ID.

Each device must have a unique ID. The SCSI controller itself

must have an ID and, in most cases, is 7. This leaves 0-6

available for use as device ID's. Although it is not reserved,

device ID 0 is generally used for SCSI hard disks. It is not

recommended that you use ID 0 for an external device.

Most SCSI devices provide a method for the user to set the

device ID. This can be done via software or with a switch. In

some case the operating system may decide which ID to apply

to a device.

One other key factor to a SCSI daisy chain is that each end of

the chain must be terminated. Termination can be done many

ways but the most common method is to apply a SCSI

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