need 50-pin internal scsi terminator

[Sean]

Discount PC has a lot of adapters for reasonable prices.

I'm not doubting you, but I guess I am surprised you actually need one.

Most devices are self-terminating, at least the ones I have run into in
the last 5 years, usually its a jumper on the device. Typically it
ends up to be a problem with the device before the last one on the chain
because termination is enabled on it.

Honestly it is fun to muck around with that stuff until you run into crap
you can't solve. Seriously, It is one of the reasons why i am moving to
Firewire.



On Mon, 30 Jul 2001, Mark Szidik wrote:

>
> I would suggest Discount PC on S. Cedar.  They have a
> surprisingly wide array of SCSI cables and adapters, etc.
>
> They even had a 80 pin SCA to 68 pin adapter that I needed.
>
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> On 30 Jul 2001, Ben Pfaff wrote:
>
> > Anyone have a local source for a 50-pin internal SCSI terminator?
> > I need one.  I already checked Digilink and CompUSA and, out of
> > desperation, Best Buy, OfficeMax, and ACD.
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