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HP A5149-60101 Single Channel Ultra Wide SCSI PCI LVD/SE Controller Card
- Single Channel SCSI controller
- Supports Ultra Wide SCSI
- PCI interface
- LVD/SE (Low Voltage Differential / Single-Ended) support
- Enables connection to SCSI peripherals
- Designed for legacy and mixed SCSI environments
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Product Overview
The HP A5149-60101 is a Single Channel Ultra Wide SCSI PCI LVD/SE Controller Card. It provides connectivity for SCSI devices, supporting both Low Voltage Differential (LVD) and Single-Ended (SE) modes for versatile integration into various server and storage configurations.
Technical Information
| Product Type | SCSI Controller Card |
| Interface | PCI |
| SCSI Standard | Ultra Wide SCSI |
Additional Specifications
| Channel | Single |
| Mode Support | LVD/SE |
Product Description
The HP A5149-60101 Single Channel Ultra Wide SCSI PCI LVD/SE Controller Card is designed to facilitate the connection of SCSI storage devices to servers. It supports the Ultra Wide SCSI standard, offering a significant data transfer rate for its era, and features a single channel for device connectivity. The card's key flexibility lies in its support for both Low Voltage Differential (LVD) and Single-Ended (SE) signaling modes, allowing it to interface with a broader range of SCSI devices and cabling configurations. This controller card utilizes the standard PCI bus, ensuring compatibility with a wide array of server motherboards from the period. It is particularly useful for integrating or expanding SCSI-based storage solutions, such as hard drives, tape drives, and optical drives, in environments that may still rely on or require SCSI connectivity. The LVD mode offers improved performance and longer cable lengths compared to SE mode, while SE mode provides backward compatibility with older SCSI devices. For system administrators managing mixed environments or maintaining legacy SCSI infrastructure, the A5149-60101 provides a reliable means to connect and manage SCSI peripherals. Its straightforward implementation and support for common SCSI protocols make it a practical choice for adding or expanding SCSI storage capacity and functionality within compatible server systems.



