IntraServer Technology ITI-90-100250 Manuel D’Utilisation

Internal SCSI devices (disks inside the host enclosure) can be connected to
the ITI-8241C-R rear I/O adapter using a multi-conductor 68 position ribbon
cable for 16-bit (WIDE) devices.  There is one 68 position connector for each
of the two SCSI buses.  SCSI bus A is wired to J7 and SCSI bus B is wired to
J8.

Connectors that are labeled ULTRA2 LVD/SE are capable of running LVD
SCSI at 80MB/sec. To maximize the performance of the card, use all LVD
capable devices.  Connecting a non-LVD device to the LVD bus will cause it
to run in SE mode and reduce the maximum performance of the port to
40MB/sec.

If the SCSI bus is not in LVD mode (LVD LED is off), the SCSI bus length
must be kept to the Ultra2 SE length of 1.5 meters.

A differential internal cable (50-401030) can be used to attach internal LVD
disks to the ITI-8241C-R rear I/O module.  The LVD cable should be
plugged into one of the LVD/SE connectors on the rear I/O adapter (J7 or J8).
All internal LVD devices should be connected to this cable.

To configure internal devices on the LVD/SE bus:

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Set the device to a unique SCSI ID (0-6 or 8-15), the host adapter
default is 7.

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Plug the unterminated end of the SCSI cable into the IntraServer
CompactPCI

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 adapter, making sure pin 1 (usually marked on the

cable with a red stripe), corresponds to pin 1 on the connector.

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Plug one connector on the ribbon cable to each of the devices on
the bus

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Plug a 4-pin power connector into the power connector of each
SCSI device

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The end of the LVD differential cable has a built in LVD
terminator, which will correctly terminate the end of the internal