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At 09:13 AM 3/20/1998 Holli Van Nest wrote:
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>Does on mean a bare jumper pin or with the cap on?
>> Quantum LPS HDDs have a DS drive select jumper on the
>> bottom of the drive, which is set:
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>> On for master or solo
>> Off for slave
Holli:
By "on" I mean the cap (or jumper) is placed on the
pins, thereby CLOSING the circuit. The jumper is
the small, plastic-covered metal clip that is used to
connect the two pins (in this case) marked DS on
the bottom of the Quantum drive.
Other terms for ON: shorted, closed, jumpered,
shunted, enabled, a binary value of "1". The circuit
would be completed.
Other terms for OFF: open, exposed, unjumpered,
a binary value of "0", unconnected. The circuit would
be open.
Sorry for the confusion.
Regards,
John Chin
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