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Is the SCSI interface a 2091 type?

April 26, 2017interface SCSI type

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Is the SCSI interface a 2091 type?

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(see also 2091) They are similar. SCSI-TV supports the same devices as the 2091. • scsi, cd-rom – SCSI port and CD-ROM The SCSI port and the CD-ROM are independant. The CD-ROM is not SCSI-compatible and cannot be accessed through the SCSI port. • tech support – When can I call to talk to a tech Leave a message, and we’ll call you back. • terminator packs – where are they? should I remove them? What the heck are they, anyway? The terminator packs on the SCSI-TV are permanently mounted to the board, you should not remove them. SCSI-TV is designed to be on of one end the SCSI bus, so you won’t have to change anything. You should have terminator packs on the first and last physical devices on the SCSI bus, this has nothing to do with “SCSI addresses” or “unit numbers”.