InLine cavo SCSI U320, 68 poli Micro Centronics (VHD) connettore maschio/connettore maschio, 1,8 m

The InLine SCSI U320 cable is an external Ultra-320 SCSI cable with 68-pin micro Centronics male-to-male connectors and a length of 1.8 m. It is designed for connecting SCSI host controllers and SCSI storage enclosures, supporting high-speed data transfer while maintaining full pin assignment for compatibility and reliable signal transmission.

Advantages

This high-quality beige cable follows the Ultra-320 SCSI standard and provides a full 68-pin assignment on both micro Centronics male connectors. Its 1.8 m length offers flexibility in device placement while ensuring consistent electrical connections suitable for high-speed SCSI links. The cable is made to industry connector specifications to preserve signal integrity between host controllers and storage enclosures.

Suitable for

• Connecting SCSI host controllers to SCSI storage enclosures
• High-speed Ultra-320 SCSI data transfer setups
• Replacing or extending existing 68-pin micro Centronics SCSI connections

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Connector 1: 68-pin micro Centronics male
• Connector 2: 68-pin micro Centronics male
• SCSI standard: Ultra-320
• Product colour: Beige
• MPN: 26818
• EAN: 4043718011971

How to use

Connect one 68-pin micro Centronics male connector to the SCSI host controller and the other to the SCSI storage enclosure. Ensure both devices are powered off when attaching or detaching the cable to prevent electrical damage. Verify connectors are fully seated and secured according to the device retention mechanism. After connection, power on devices and confirm the host recognizes the attached storage per your system's configuration procedures.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use the InLine SCSI U320 cable at recommended Ultra-320 distances and avoid sharp bends or kinks. Keep the cable away from strong electromagnetic sources and ensure secure connector seating. Replace the cable if pins are bent or the outer jacket is damaged to maintain reliable SCSI operation.