Hi,
I can't really answer 1) very well, but for 2), yes, you do need to terminate for use on a Plus (but not an SE/30 or Classic II, for some odd reason). This is especially important since the Plus has a kind of weird SCSI implementation (because it doesn't fully conform to the SCSI standard, which was finalized after the Plus first shipped) and apparently isn't very tolerate of improper wiring/termination of peripherals.
If you're mindful of some of it's oddities, however, it should work just fine.
I hope this helps!
c
I can't really answer 1) very well, but for 2), yes, you do need to terminate for use on a Plus (but not an SE/30 or Classic II, for some odd reason). This is especially important since the Plus has a kind of weird SCSI implementation (because it doesn't fully conform to the SCSI standard, which was finalized after the Plus first shipped) and apparently isn't very tolerate of improper wiring/termination of peripherals.
If you're mindful of some of it's oddities, however, it should work just fine.
I hope this helps!
c