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"But is RP1 involved at all…" Larry, I don't see any RP4. According to the spec sheets I have on the 5150ES which cover three versions of the printed circuit board and one of the SCSI-2 version there are three locations of the terminator packs, RP1, RP2 & RP3. On the SCSI-2 version it is RN1, RN2, & RN3. Depending on which PCBA you have the term packs are in different locations. Yeah the DIP terminator resistor is a strange one. Only device I've seen it on too! Here is Wangtek's info, try calling the FAXBACK number and have the FAXserver send you the technical info. WangTek (800) 992-9916 (805) 583-5255 FAX (805) 583-8249 FAX-BACK (805) 582-3381 Order catalog item 5150 How to configure DC6000 Tape Drives PCBA versions 3008 3009 30010 OK, I called FAXBACK and got the following info: Printed Circuit Board Assembly TERMINATOR PACK SCSI ID TRM PWR ——————————- ————— ——– ——- 5150ES 30559-XXX PCBA RP2 RP3 J10 E1 5150ES 33678-XXX PCBA RP1 RP2 RP3 J10 E1 F1(fuse) 5150ES 33671-XXX PCBA RP2 RP3 RP5 J10 F1 5525ES 31320-XXX PCBA (SCSI-1 & -2) RN1 RN2 RN3 J10 E1 J10 is located next to J1, the ribbon connector. Jumper 1 is furthest from that J1 header connector. The fourth pin on J10 is not used. No jumpers shorted is SCSI #0 J10 1 2 3 K ============== 0 = 1 = x 2 = x 3 = x x 4 = x 5 = x x 6 = x x 7 = x x x Christopher