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HP A5632A SureStore HVD10 Bus Controller Module
- HP SureStore product line
- HVD SCSI bus controller
- Connects to HP storage devices (e.g., tape libraries)
- Provides SCSI connectivity for servers
- Enables high-speed data transfer over SCSI
- Designed for enterprise storage environments
- Requires specific server slot compatibility
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Product Overview
The HP A5632A SureStore HVD10 Bus Controller Module is an interface card designed to connect HP storage devices, likely tape drives or disk arrays, to a server via a High Voltage Differential (HVD) SCSI bus.
Technical Information
| Part Number | A5632A |
| Brand | HP |
| Product Type | SCSI Bus Controller Module |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | HVD SCSI |
| Product Line | SureStore |
| Compatibility | HP Servers with compatible slots |
Product Description
The HP A5632A SureStore HVD10 Bus Controller Module is a specialized hardware component designed to facilitate high-speed data transfer between HP servers and external storage devices that utilize the High Voltage Differential (HVD) SCSI interface. This module typically functions as an adapter or controller card installed within a compatible HP server, providing the necessary physical and electrical interface to connect to HP's SureStore line of storage products, which often included tape libraries, autoloaders, and disk arrays. The HVD SCSI interface was known for its robustness and ability to support longer cable lengths and higher data transfer rates compared to earlier SCSI standards like Single-Ended (SE) or Low Voltage Differential (LVD). The '10' in HVD10 might refer to a specific speed or configuration, such as 10 MB/s or a particular bus topology. This controller module ensures that the server can communicate effectively with the attached storage, enabling reliable backups, data archiving, or storage expansion. This type of controller is typically found in enterprise environments where large volumes of data need to be managed reliably. Its primary function is to act as the bridge between the server's internal architecture and the external SCSI storage subsystem. Proper installation and configuration within the server are essential for recognizing and utilizing the connected storage devices. The A5632A represents a piece of legacy enterprise storage infrastructure, crucial for environments that relied on HVD SCSI connectivity for their data management needs.
