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Cable Cautions

Overview SCSI white paper detailing the need to build SCSI cabling to the correct SCSI specifications. This is an except from the book; Making SCSI Work.

Using a good quality SCSI cable is the key to building reliable SCSI subsystems. Over the years that Paralan has provided SCSI bus enhancements more than 90% of the problems with a new installation of external SCSI devices have been associated with the SCSI cables used in the installation. With today's increased SCSI data rates, cabling becomes an even more critical issue.

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Publisher	Paralan Corporation	File Format	HTML
Date Published	August 2003	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Interfaces / Buses / I/Os

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