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SCSI again

Dubb Rich

I was checking the tutorials oncertifyexpress.com and saw that Ulta-Wide SCSI has a max device load of 68. I thougt that all wide SCSI devices can handle up to 16? Can some one clarify?

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cheeblie

Yikes! That site has a lot of errors. This should read:

Ultra-Wide SCSI has a data transfer rate of 40 MB/s, a maximum cable length of 3 m and a maximum device load of 16.

The 68 is the number of pins that the connector will have. I'm kinda surprised at how wrong that was.

Cheeblie

cheeblie

Also, if you need specifics on SCSI you can check the TechNotes here, or go directly to the source http://www.t10.org/. They are the organization develops SCSI and any new revisions.

Cheeblie

Dubb Rich

Cheeblie: thanx 4 clearing that up. Hey, I lived in PHX, AZ several months ago. I went 2 High Tech. Did you go 2 school there?

janmike

Good job Dubb Rich!

If your study materials are wrong and you know that they're wrong, be assured that you are learning well!

cheeblie

I didn't go to any school. I'm doing all my studying on my own. I just graduated from high school last year.

Cheeblie