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DEC 5017635-01-A1-P2 TQK70 Tape Controller for Vax Server 3500
- Product Type: Tape Controller
- Model/Part Number: TQK70 / 5017635-01-A1-P2
- Compatibility: DEC VAX Server 3500
- Functionality: Tape drive management and data transfer
- Interface: Specific to VAX Server architecture
- Manufacturer: DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation)
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Product Overview
The DEC 5017635-01-A1-P2, also known as TQK70, is a tape controller designed specifically for the DEC VAX Server 3500. It facilitates the connection and management of tape drives for backup and archival purposes.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Tape Controller |
| Model | TQK70 |
| Part Number | 5017635-01-A1-P2 |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | DEC VAX Server 3500 |
| Manufacturer | DEC |
Product Description
The DEC 5017635-01-A1-P2, identified by its TQK70 designation, is a specialized hardware component crucial for data management within the DEC VAX Server 3500 environment. Its primary role is to interface with and control tape drives, enabling reliable data backup, restoration, and archival operations essential for business continuity and data integrity. This controller is engineered to integrate seamlessly with the VAX Server 3500's internal architecture, ensuring efficient communication between the server's processor and the connected tape storage devices. It handles the complexities of data streaming, error correction, and command execution required for tape operations, freeing up the main CPU for other tasks. As a legacy component, the TQK70 tape controller is vital for maintaining the functionality of VAX Server 3500 systems that rely on tape-based storage solutions. Its specific design ensures compatibility and optimal performance for the intended server platform, making it a key part for organizations still utilizing these systems for specific applications or historical data access.
