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30-46889-01 - DEC 4/8GB DDS-2 DAT SCSI Tape Drive
- DDS-2 DAT technology
- Native capacity: 4GB
- Compressed capacity: 8GB
- Interface: SCSI Tape Drive
- Form Factor: Internal tape drive
- Suitable for workstations and small servers
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Product Overview
The DEC 4/8GB DDS-2 DAT tape drive is a compact backup solution for small systems. It uses DDS-2 technology, offering a native capacity of 4GB and a compressed capacity of 8GB per cartridge.
Technical Information
| Model | DDS-2 DAT |
| Native Capacity | 4GB |
| Compressed Capacity | 8GB |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | SCSI |
| Manufacturer | DEC |
| Part Number | 30-46889-01 |
Product Description
This DEC tape drive, part number 30-46889-01, is based on the DDS-2 (Digital Data Storage) DAT (Digital Audio Tape) format. It is designed as a compact and reliable backup solution, particularly suited for workstations and small server environments where data volumes are moderate. The drive leverages the DDS-2 standard to provide a native storage capacity of 4GB, which can be doubled to 8GB when employing hardware-based data compression. The interface for this drive is SCSI, a well-established standard for connecting peripherals that ensures reliable data transfer. While not specified as LVD, standard SCSI connectivity is generally robust for the capacities and speeds associated with DDS-2 technology. This makes it compatible with a wide array of older and some contemporary server systems that feature SCSI controllers. The 30-46889-01 offers a straightforward and cost-effective approach to data protection. Its primary advantage lies in its simplicity and the widespread adoption of DAT technology in its era, making media readily available. It serves as an effective tool for backing up critical files and ensuring business continuity for smaller IT infrastructures.
