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Sun 370-2184 20/40GB SCSI 68-Pin Tape Drive
- Native Capacity: 20GB
- Compressed Capacity: 40GB
- Interface: SCSI LVD (Low Voltage Differential)
- Connector: 68-Pin
- Form Factor: Half-Height Internal (assumed)
- Technology: DDS/DAT (likely, based on capacity and interface)
- Designed for server backup and archiving
- High data transfer rates for its class
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Product Overview
The Sun 370-2184 is a 20/40GB SCSI tape drive, designed for reliable data backup and archiving. It utilizes LVD (Low Voltage Differential) SCSI with a 68-pin connector for high-speed data transfer. The drive offers a native capacity of 20GB and a compressed capacity of 40GB, making it suitable for small to medium-sized server environments.
Technical Information
| Model | 370-2184 |
| Brand | Sun Microsystems |
| Drive Type | SCSI Tape Drive |
| Capacity (Native) | 20GB |
Additional Specifications
| Capacity (Compressed) | 40GB |
| Interface | SCSI LVD |
| Connector | 68-Pin |
| Form Factor | Half-Height (typical for this capacity/interface) |
Product Description
The Sun 370-2184 is a SCSI tape drive engineered for data backup and archival purposes, commonly found in server environments of its era. It offers a native storage capacity of 20GB, which can be doubled to 40GB when employing data compression techniques, providing a cost-effective solution for managing backup data. The drive utilizes a Low Voltage Differential (LVD) SCSI interface, connected via a standard 68-pin connector. LVD SCSI technology offers improved signal integrity and higher data transfer speeds compared to earlier SCSI standards, ensuring efficient backup and restore operations. This interface also provides backward compatibility with SE (Single-Ended) SCSI devices, though at reduced performance. While the exact tape technology isn't explicitly stated, the capacity and interface suggest it is likely based on DDS (Digital Data Storage) or DAT (Digital Audio Tape) standards, which were prevalent for this class of tape drives. The half-height form factor allows for easy integration into standard server chassis. This drive is a reliable choice for organizations needing to perform regular backups and maintain archives of critical data.
