I need a server to network some SCSI drives. These drives will be hooked up to the same bus as a musical keyboard. I want to be able to read/write to the drives using the keyboard, as well as from the ...

It seems as if the 10.1.4 update includes SCSI card support built-in. James Latta writes: "I am running an Adaptec 29160N card in a G4 Dual 500 MHz machine. After updating to 10.1.4 the SCSI Bus would ...

Lexington, Mass.- A Small Computer System Interface active-terminator chip from STMicroelectronics Inc., the ST21S07A, integrates a 1.25-volt bandgap reference, a buffer amplifier and nine switched ...

Introduced as the industry's first pluggable voltage-spike suppressor for SCSI bus lines, the dataMate Voltage Spike Suppressor contains a series of clamping diodes designed to protect the controller ...

Today the Serial Attached SCSI expanders inside those JBODS or RAID systems allow you to extend the SCSI bus outside the boxes, daisy chaining them to hundreds of additional storage devices over an ...

SCSI, use to conjure up memories of difficult set up and lots of time spent tweaking with settings in the SCSI BIOS trying to get a drive to run at peak performance. Not so with many of today's SCSI ...

Single- and dual-channel Ultra320 SCSI host bus adapters for the Mac are now available from the storage-infrastructure specialists at ATTO Technology, and LSI Logic Corp., a designer and manufacturer ...

Designed to operate at speeds of 160 MB/s, the multi-mode Low-Voltage Differential (LVD) Ultra-160 SCSI repeater/converter extends the maximum allowable distance of a SCSI bus by 100% in a balanced ...

Some of these features were supported by other storage media, but the hard disk was the first medium to support all of these features. Consequently, the hard disk helped make many advances possible in ...

For instance, sym1 is obviously my first Symbios bus (which is my only bus.) sym1:4 would seem to indicate the device with ID4 on the first bus. This corresponds to the new hard drive, so this makes ...

Once, long ago, in a galaxy not so far away, storage interfaces were pretty much proprietary things. Eventually the world split into storage devices dedicated to mainframes and storage devices devoted ...