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Does the DAT drive come with a setup disk? &nbsp;If so, run the setup program. &nbsp;Sometimes loading the drivers for a device will cause Windows to detect the device. &nbsp;
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Does the DAT drive come with a setup disk?  If so, run the setup program.  Sometimes loading the drivers for a device will cause Windows to detect the device.  

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Is the DAT drive terminated? &nbsp;Are there any &quot;unknown&quot; devices in your device manager?
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Is the DAT drive terminated?  Are there any "unknown" devices in your device manager?

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1. The SCSI ID setting must be set(some via jumpers but some are automatic).<br />
2. The SCSI device must be properly terminated(active is better than passive).<br />
3. check quality/integrity of SCSI cable.<br />
T
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1. The SCSI ID setting must be set(some via jumpers but some are automatic).
2. The SCSI device must be properly terminated(active is better than passive).
3. check quality/integrity of SCSI cable.
T

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Thanks for your advice...it was the termination.<br />
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Jenn
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Thanks for your advice...it was the termination.

Jenn

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Hello,<br />
We have a computer running Small Business Server 2000. Installed on the computer is an AP-40 SCSI card. There is a Wang DAT Tape drive attached to the SCSI card. The problem is, SBS2000 detects the SCSI card but it doesn't detect the tape drive attached to the card. Does anyone know how I can get the tape drive working?<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
Jenn
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Hello,
We have a computer running Small Business Server 2000. Installed on the computer is an AP-40 SCSI card. There is a Wang DAT Tape drive attached to the SCSI card. The problem is, SBS2000 detects the SCSI card but it doesn't detect the tape drive attached to the card. Does anyone know how I can get the tape drive working?

Thanks in advance,
Jenn

SCSI Tape Drive not detected

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