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HP A5150-60001 2-Ports Ultra-2 SCSI PCI Host Bus Adapter
- Interface: Ultra-2 SCSI
- Ports: 2 x SCSI
- Bus Type: PCI
- Connector Type: Typically 68-pin
- Supports LVD/SE modes
- Designed for SCSI storage connectivity
- Compatible with PCI slots
- Reliable for legacy systems
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Product Overview
The HP A5150-60001 is a dual-port Ultra-2 SCSI PCI Host Bus Adapter. It provides connectivity for SCSI devices using the older PCI bus architecture.
Technical Information
| Interface | Ultra-2 SCSI |
| Ports | 2 |
Additional Specifications
| Bus Type | PCI |
Product Description
The HP A5150-60001 is a Host Bus Adapter (HBA) designed to connect servers to SCSI storage devices. It features two SCSI ports, enabling the connection of multiple SCSI devices or the implementation of redundant paths. The adapter utilizes the Ultra-2 SCSI standard, which offers improved performance and cable length support compared to earlier SCSI versions, typically supporting LVD (Low Voltage Differential) signaling for enhanced reliability and speed. This HBA connects via the standard PCI bus, making it compatible with a wide range of older server systems that feature PCI expansion slots. While PCI is an older interface, it was sufficient for many SCSI applications of its time. The dual-port configuration provides flexibility for connecting to different SCSI channels or for implementing basic redundancy in storage configurations. The HP A5150-60001 is a suitable choice for maintaining or upgrading systems that rely on SCSI storage. It ensures that servers can communicate effectively with SCSI hard drives, tape drives, and other peripherals, providing a reliable link for data storage and retrieval in environments where SCSI is still a primary interface.

