SUMMARY UPDATE:
Using an old jumper on the BA356-RD is now inconclusive. The jumper is(I
believe) an international connector with just pins to a PC board, no
components, and says "16 bit jumper". Alan Nabeth pointed out that the
intended destination for the old jumper is 8bit SCSI and you may end up
passing only 8 bits, so there's a possibility of dropping data.
My previous confirmation of working was premature as it was based on
RA200RCU recognizing the drives. I didn't init any groups yet. I'll wait
for the correct part.
Regards, Blake
Subject: SUMMARY: jumper on BA356 shelf
Original request below. The jumper from the fast-wide storage shelf did
work on the ultra-wide shelf. I received one reply from Carl Yeaman:
>>>
Blake, typically, DEC's/Compaq's configuration, for the model# is - the last
byte, after the last-dash, indicates the city / manufacturing-plant where
the device was made. I, certainly will not say that it'll work, but I
probably would try it. However, I do not even know what the ...356... is -
without looking it up. Good luck. [Carl] <<<
Original post:
Can you use a BA-35X-MC jumper from a BA356-RA in a BA356-RD? I'm waiting
for delivery on the correct jumper BA-35X-MF. I'm gonna try it anyway,
...but do you happen to know if the 16 bit jumpers are the same?
Best Regards,
Blake Brehl
Anritsu Company United States
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
blake.brehl_at_anritsu.com
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