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From: R1DEC%AKRONVM@VM1.CC.UAKRON.EDU (Douglas Cameron)
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Subject: SCSI card information
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Date: 2 Aug 90 17:32:50 GMT
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I am a professor at The University of Akron in Akron, OH.  We built a hard
drive using a Seagate drive with a SCSI card.  When the card arrived there was
nothing in the way of information on it.  I initially had it in slot 7 in the
IIgs I used in the office but have moved it to slot two since I have Appletalk
connected through the modem port.  I noticed that in the upper left had corner
of the card there is a series of seven pairs of prongs number 1 - 7 and a
jumper connecting the pair numbered 7.  Do these indicate the slot in which the
card is being used and if so should I change the jumper to number 2.  Also what
 harm could happen if the wrong set is jumpered?  Thanks in advance.