
One Stop Systems, Inc. OSS-MV-U320-R
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MV U320-RX
Multiple SCSI devices can be connected by a daisy chain, as indicated in the figure below.
Make the following connections:
• Run SCSI cables from the SCSI IN connectors of the MV U320-RX to the SCSI connectors of the host computer.
• Run SCSI cables from the SCSI OUT connectors of the MV U320-RX to the SCSI IN connectors of another unit (such as another
MV U320-RX). The other unit must have a terminator inserted in the unused SCSI connector.
Keep in mind that all connected SCSI devices must be rated at, and configured to run at Ultra320 for maximum data transfer. Mixing
slower devices, such as Ultra2, Ultra Wide, narrow SCSI, etc., could reduce the data transfer rate to the slowest device on the SCSI
channel.
Make sure of the following:
• That the total SCSI cable length is as short as possible (a maximum of 12 meters).
• To use a terminator at the end device of each SCSI chain.
• That there are no duplicated connections or SCSI ID conflict on any SCSI channel. For the MV U320-RX Max, use only Side A.
Do not exceed a maximum of four devices in a chain, to ensure the reliability of the SCSI data transfer.
DIAG - Diagnostic Port
A serial diagnostic cable is supplied with the unit and allows unit diagnostics, as well as firmware updates.
Editing System Requirements
For video editing, the following video editing equipment, operating system, and video cards must be installed on your computer, or
connected to the computer or to the MV U320-R or MV U320-RX.
• Ultra320 or compatible SCSI host adapters [for the MV U320-R], or an Ultra320 or compatible single or dual channel SCSI host
adapter [for the MV U320-RX].
• Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, Mac OS, IRIX, Linux.
• Video Editing software.
• A video input source.