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IBM 09N0731 20GB (Native)/40GB (Compressed) Ultra2 SCSI 68-Pin LVD DDS-4 DAT40 Tape Drive
- DAT40 Tape Drive
- 20GB native capacity
- 40GB compressed capacity
- Ultra2 SCSI interface
- 68-pin LVD connector
- Suitable for data backup and archiving
- Internal or external configuration possible
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Product Overview
The IBM 09N0731 is a DAT40 Tape Drive capable of 20GB native or 40GB compressed capacity. It utilizes an Ultra2 SCSI interface and a 68-pin LVD connector for data backup and archiving.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | Tape Drive |
| Capacity (Native) | 20GB |
| Capacity (Compressed) | 40GB |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | Ultra2 SCSI |
| Connector | 68-pin LVD |
| Technology | DDS-4 |
Product Description
The IBM 09N0731 is a DDS-4 (Digital Data Storage 4) tape drive, commonly known as DAT40, designed for reliable data backup and archiving. It offers a native storage capacity of 20GB, which can be expanded to 40GB when using data compression techniques. This capacity was significant for its time, making it suitable for backing up medium-sized servers and workstations. Connectivity is established via an Ultra2 SCSI interface, utilizing a 68-pin Low Voltage Differential (LVD) connector. SCSI interfaces are known for their robustness and performance in server environments, and Ultra2 SCSI provided improved speed and cable length capabilities over earlier SCSI standards. The LVD signaling further enhances signal integrity and performance. This tape drive is a dependable solution for organizations needing to perform regular backups and archive important data. Its ability to handle both native and compressed capacities, coupled with the reliable SCSI interface, made it a popular choice for small to medium businesses and enterprise departments seeking a cost-effective and proven method for data protection and long-term storage.
