28 Mar
2005
28 Mar
'05
11:10 a.m.
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 13:49:02 -0500, John Allain <allain at panix.com> wrote:
Since you last asked the question I was able to find
one of the following
DSSI cables: BC22Q-09.
It connects from the "old style" DSSI to the newer one. I don't believe
that
SCSI (as you have mentioned) can be addressed on a DSSI system
without active electronics
Should of been more clear, they are disk packs which have scsi-->dssi
boards in them.
What you may be referring to is that some
DEC made some RF/RZ drives, which could speak both
protocols.
I was looking at this website.
http://www.seadec.com/iqBCcables_1.html
The cable I have is a bc29s-06, this has 2 identical connectors at
each end, they are called hsd cables on this website. That it what I
need for the storage rack. The other end needs to go into a 4000. The
connector you suggested is label on there as an sf 200 cable. Is this
the same as hsd ?
Thanks
Dan
I need a couple of cables to connect to a 4000,
can anyone help
You can enter "BC22Q" into the search-engines.
John A.