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Yes you can use the low voltage differential signaling. It will not hurt anything and will operate fine but<br />
alot of new LVD SCSIs are designed as mutimode devices, which means when installed it will detect the bus it is installed on and default to that bus usually SE.<br />
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Hope this helps
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Yes you can use the low voltage differential signaling. It will not hurt anything and will operate fine but
alot of new LVD SCSIs are designed as mutimode devices, which means when installed it will detect the bus it is installed on and default to that bus usually SE.

Hope this helps

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One other thing you will need to consider is that the Seagate LVD drives don't come with onboard termination ( at least none of the ones I have seen do) so you don't want to place it at the end of the bus, or you will have to use a cable terminator or an external terminator.
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One other thing you will need to consider is that the Seagate LVD drives don't come with onboard termination ( at least none of the ones I have seen do) so you don't want to place it at the end of the bus, or you will have to use a cable terminator or an external terminator.

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I won't agree. The best way to use a different SCSI drive is on a different channel. <br />
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And Seagate LVD like Barracuda 36GB or 50GB has on board termination at the PCB of the HDD (back of the label). <br />
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I won't agree. The best way to use a different SCSI drive is on a different channel.

And Seagate LVD like Barracuda 36GB or 50GB has on board termination at the PCB of the HDD (back of the label).



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Can I put an Ultra SCSI Wide LVD in the SCSI chain with other Ultra Wide Drives? I realize I won't benifit from the data transfer capabilities of the LVD drive but will a LVD drive function in a SCSI chain composed of entirely Ultra Wide drives with no ill verse effects on the new drive or the rest of the chain? I am looking at a Seagate Cheetah 9.1 Ultra SCSI Wide LVD ST39103LW.
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Can I put an Ultra SCSI Wide LVD in the SCSI chain with other Ultra Wide Drives? I realize I won't benifit from the data transfer capabilities of the LVD drive but will a LVD drive function in a SCSI chain composed of entirely Ultra Wide drives with no ill verse effects on the new drive or the rest of the chain? I am looking at a Seagate Cheetah 9.1 Ultra SCSI Wide LVD ST39103LW.

Ultra SCSI Wide LVD in a Ultra Wide Chain?

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