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IBM 71G2595 Type 4-7 SCSI-2 Micro Channel Controller Card
- SCSI-2 interface
- Type 4-7 SCSI support
- Micro Channel Architecture (MCA) interface
- Designed for IBM systems
- Connects SCSI devices
- Expands storage options
- Reliable data throughput
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Product Overview
The IBM 71G2595 is a Type 4-7 SCSI-2 controller card designed for IBM's Micro Channel Architecture (MCA) systems. It provides connectivity for SCSI-2 devices, enabling expansion of storage and peripheral capabilities in compatible IBM computers.
Technical Information
| Product Type | SCSI Controller Card |
| Interface | SCSI-2 |
| Bus Type | Micro Channel Architecture (MCA) |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | IBM |
| Model | 71G2595 |
Product Description
The IBM 71G2595 is a SCSI controller card specifically designed for IBM's proprietary Micro Channel Architecture (MCA) bus, which was featured in some of their PS/2 and RISC System/6000 systems. This card enables the connection of SCSI-2 devices, offering a standardized interface for high-speed data transfer that was common for hard drives, CD-ROM drives, and scanners in that era. Supporting Type 4-7 SCSI configurations, this controller provides a robust interface for managing multiple SCSI devices. The MCA bus itself offered advantages in terms of bus mastering and performance over traditional ISA buses, and this controller leverages that architecture to deliver efficient data throughput. It is essential for users looking to expand the storage or peripheral capabilities of their compatible MCA-based IBM systems. This controller card is a key component for maintaining or upgrading older IBM systems that rely on SCSI technology. Its specific design for the Micro Channel Architecture makes it a vital piece of hardware for preserving the functionality and expanding the potential of these unique computing platforms, ensuring compatibility with a range of SCSI-2 peripherals.
