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HP 199634-001 Fast Wide SCSI SCSI Controller
- Fast Wide SCSI Controller Card.
- Provides interface for SCSI storage devices.
- Supports high-speed data transfer.
- Designed for compatibility with HP servers.
- Enables connection of multiple SCSI devices.
- Facilitates storage expansion and management.
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Product Overview
The HP 199634-001 is a Fast Wide SCSI Controller card. It provides the interface necessary to connect SCSI storage devices to compatible HP servers, enabling high-speed data transfer for storage peripherals.
Technical Information
| Product Type | SCSI Controller Card |
| Interface | Fast Wide SCSI |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | HP Servers |
Product Description
The HP 199634-001 is a Fast Wide SCSI controller card, a crucial component for servers requiring connectivity to SCSI-based storage peripherals. This card allows for the integration of hard drives, tape drives, and other SCSI devices, providing a robust and high-performance interface for data storage and retrieval. The 'Fast Wide' designation indicates support for higher data transfer rates and a wider data bus compared to older SCSI standards, enabling more efficient data throughput. This controller card is designed to be installed in a PCI slot on compatible HP servers, expanding the server's storage capabilities. It manages the communication between the server's operating system and the connected SCSI devices, ensuring reliable data access and transfer. The ability to connect multiple devices via a SCSI chain makes it a versatile solution for storage expansion in environments that relied on this technology. For IT professionals managing older HP server infrastructures, the 199634-001 provides essential functionality for maintaining and upgrading storage systems. It ensures that legacy SCSI devices can continue to be utilized, offering a cost-effective way to manage data storage needs without a complete overhaul of the storage hardware. Its role is vital in environments where SCSI was the standard for high-performance storage connectivity.
