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HP A5149-69001 Ultra2 LVD PCI SCSI Adapter
- Ultra2 LVD SCSI interface
- PCI bus connectivity
- High data transfer rates
- Supports multiple SCSI devices
- Reliable performance for servers and workstations
- Backward compatible with SE SCSI
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Product Overview
The HP A5149-69001 is an Ultra2 Low Voltage Differential (LVD) PCI SCSI adapter. It provides high-speed, reliable connectivity for SCSI peripherals, supporting advanced storage configurations. This adapter is designed for servers and workstations requiring robust SCSI integration.
Technical Information
| Interface Type | Ultra2 LVD SCSI |
| Bus Type | PCI |
Additional Specifications
| Manufacturer | HP |
| SKU | A5149-69001 |
Product Description
The HP A5149-69001 is a high-performance PCI adapter designed to interface with Ultra2 Low Voltage Differential (LVD) SCSI devices. This technology offers significant improvements in speed and signal integrity over older SCSI standards, enabling faster data transfers and support for more devices on a single bus. The LVD capability is particularly beneficial for demanding applications that require high throughput and reliable connectivity to storage subsystems. As a PCI-based solution, this adapter is compatible with a wide range of servers and workstations that feature standard PCI slots. It provides the necessary hardware interface to connect various SCSI peripherals, including hard drives, tape drives, and optical storage devices. The adapter's robust design ensures stable operation and minimizes the risk of data corruption, making it a dependable choice for critical data storage and backup tasks. The A5149-69001 supports the Ultra2 SCSI standard, which offers data transfer rates of up to 40 MB/s in LVD mode. It also typically includes backward compatibility with Single-Ended (SE) SCSI devices, although performance will be limited to the SE standard. This flexibility allows for integration into existing SCSI infrastructures while enabling upgrades to higher-performance LVD devices.
