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>/* ---------- "Quantum Prodrive 80 S jumper settin" ---------- */
>
>I would like to know the jumper setting for a Quantum Prodrive 80 S.
>I got this drive out of a used system but without manual. Besides the SCSI 
>ID jumpers, there are three more labelled: SS, EP and WS.
>Does anybody knows their meaning ? 

The SS jumper stands for Self-Seek.  This is a self test jumper option and is
 not intended for normal use.  Default - Jumper off (Disabled)

The EP jumper stands for Enable Parity.  With this jumper installed the drive
 controller will check and generate parity on the SCSI data bus.  Default -
 Jumper on (Enabled)

The WS jumper stands for Wait Spin.  With this jumoer installed the drive
 will wait for the spin-up/lod SCSI command before spinning up.  Default -
 Jumoper off (Disabled).

			Roy Neese
			Adaptec Senior SCSI Applications Engineer
			UUCP @  neese@adaptex
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