How do I set the SCSI ID (address) on the SCSI Terminal Server?

Solution:

On older units, there is a rotary switch.  Simply point the arrow at the desired number.  Be careful, though, some make the mistake of not being sure it's the "point" end of the arrow they're looking at. 

On newer units, there is a four position dipswitch on the back.  The three rightmost switches in the four position dip switch bank (numbered 2,3, and 4) are the SCSI ID switches.  Here are the possible valid SCSI ID settings:

      Switches
     2    3    4  | SCSI ID (address)
    ---  ---  --- | -----------------
    OFF  OFF  OFF | SCSI ID 0
    OFF  OFF  ON  | SCSI ID 1
    OFF  ON   OFF | SCSI ID 2
    OFF  ON   ON  | SCSI ID 3
    ON   OFF  OFF | SCSI ID 4
    ON   OFF  ON  | SCSI ID 5
    ON   ON   OFF | SCSI ID 6
    ON   ON   ON  | SCSI ID 7

SCSI ID 7 is not a recommended setting. Typically this is the address of the SCSI controller card in the system.

The SCSI ID is set ONLY on power up. You must power cycle (remove and reapply power to) our unit in order for the new setting to be recognized.