Which SCSI Cables?

[CovertCow]

I'm going to get the following:

Seagate Cheetah X15, 36.7 GB, Ultra160 Wide LVD SCSI-3, 15,000 RPM, 3.9 ms seek, 4 MB cache, A/V rated, 3.5" LP, 68 pin interface, 5-year warranty.

Quantum Atlas 10K II "Typhoon" 9.2 GB Ultra160 Wide LVD SCSI-3, 10,000 RPM, 4.7 ms seek, 8 MB cache, A/V Rated, 3.5" LP, 68 pin interface, 5-year warranty.

With this as an adapter:

Tekram DC-390U3D, dual channel Ultra160 LVD SCSI-3, Symbios/LSI 53c1010 chipset, 64-bit PCI PnP, busmastering transfer protocol, up to 30 targets, internal connectors: IDC 50(M), two Mini DB68(F) SE/LVD U2/LVD U160, external connectors: two VHDCI DB68(F) SE/LVD U2/LVD U160, retail kit includes: two 5-position Mini DB68(M) PVC insulated twisted to flat ribbon cables, 3-position IDC 50(F) PVC insulated flat ribbon cable, two internal SE/LVD Mini DB68(F) terminators, external Mini DB50(F) bracket, manuals and driver CD-ROM, 5-year warranty.

Which cables should I use?

 

[dkozloski]

Read the manuals that come with the adapter and it will be intuitively obvious to he most casual observer.

 

[Monel Funkawitz]

Try jumper cables.

 

[SCSIRAID]

68 pin LVD cable with LVD terminator.

Connect the black wire to the engine block instead of the battery.

 

[CovertCow]

Thank you