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Dell 6982D 2940 SCSI Controller Card
- Product Type: SCSI Controller Card
- SCSI Standard: 2940
- Manufacturer: Dell
- Enables connection to SCSI devices
- Supports legacy SCSI storage peripherals
- Suitable for servers requiring SCSI connectivity
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Product Overview
The Dell 6982D is a 2940 SCSI controller card. This card provides connectivity for SCSI devices, enabling servers to interface with older SCSI-based storage peripherals like hard drives and tape drives.
Technical Information
| Product Type | SCSI Controller Card |
| SCSI Standard | 2940 |
Additional Specifications
| Manufacturer | Dell |
Product Description
The Dell 6982D is a SCSI controller card based on the widely adopted 2940 standard. This controller is designed to provide essential connectivity for servers that need to interface with legacy SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) storage devices. SCSI technology, while older, was known for its robust performance and ability to support multiple devices on a single bus, making it a staple in server environments for many years. This card allows for the connection of various SCSI peripherals, including hard disk drives, optical drives, and tape backup devices. It is particularly useful for maintaining or upgrading systems that rely on existing SCSI infrastructure, ensuring compatibility with older storage hardware. The 2940 standard typically offers good data transfer rates for its era, supporting the demands of server I/O operations. For organizations that still utilize SCSI-based storage or require backward compatibility, the Dell 6982D serves as a reliable component. It facilitates the integration of these devices into server systems, enabling data storage, backup, and retrieval functions. Its role is crucial for environments where a complete transition to newer interfaces may not be immediately feasible or necessary.



