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From: jma@beach.cis.ufl.edu (John 'Vlad' Adams)
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Subject: Re: Changing of the hardisk SCSI ID?
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Date: 20 Nov 90 21:06:18 GMT
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I can't speak for the 50 or 200, as I only have the Quantum ProDrive 40S.
The ID jumpers are in the corner of the bottom.  There are two sets of
jumpers (three pairs of posts in each set.)  One set has a label on each
pair, such as EP, something, soemthing.  This will have a lone silver
jumper.  Meanwhile, the other sets of jumpers are unlabeled.  There
should be two black blocks on two of the pins.  This means ID=6.  Just
do binary posts.  1,2,4 are the post values.  Enjoy!

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