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From: rs.miller@pro-harvest.cts.com (Randy Miller)
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Subject: Re: SCSI card information
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Date: 5 Aug 90 05:36:02 GMT
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Prof. Cameron,
   While I'm not positive what SCSI interface you have (though it sounds
suspiciously like a CMS card), the jumper pairs (the prongs you are referring
to, with the 7th pair jumpered) sound like they are used to set priority.  I
would recommend leaving the jumper installed where it is currently set.  The
worst that could go wrong is that it the computer would not recognize whatever
is connected to the card.
Hope this helps!
Randy Miller
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