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Table of Contents - Series 917LX through Series 977 Systems
- HP-FL/SCSI Devices
- Unit Identifier
- Series 920, 922, 932, 948, 958, 925, 935, 949 CIO Systems
- Channel Adapter
- Device Adapter
- HP-FL/HP-IB Devices
- SCSI Devices
- Unit Identifier
- Series 920, 922, 932, 948, 958 NIO Systems
- Device Adapter
- HP-FL Devices
- SCSI Devices
- Unit Identifier
- Series 950 Through Series 980 Systems
- Bus Converter
- Channel Adapter
- Device Adapter
- HP-FL/HP-IB Devices
- SCSI Devices
- Unit Identifier
- HP-FL Peripherals
- Adding a Peripheral to Any System
Three types of device adapters are available on HP 3000 systems: - HP-IB
Hewlett-Packard Interface Bus - HP-FL
Hewlett-Packard Fiber-optic Link - SCSI
Small Computer System Interface
Before a device can be used on your system you must define a pathway, consisting of various interface components, from the system to the device. Each pathway component, and the device itself, is defined (or configured) by specifying the IO Configurator APATH or ADEV command, the component's address, and the component's identifier. This section also provides a procedure for configuring additional other devices. For additional information on the commands used in these procedures, refer to Chapter 5 “Modifying Input/Output (I/O) Configurations”. | | | |  | NOTE: The examples in this section refer to an assortment of identifiers for devices, device adapters, channel adapters and, in the case of Series 950 through 980 systems, bus converters. The specific identifiers that you would use in configuring your system depend on your specific hardware. For more information refer to the documentation shipped with your hardware or contact your Hewlett-Packard support representative. | | | | |
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