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Sun GWV611-C Unpipack 12x CD-ROM , External Storage (37X-2816/2817)
- Drive Type: CD-ROM
- Interface: External (Likely SCSI or proprietary)
- Read Speed: 12x
- Form Factor: External
- Model Designation: Unpipack
- Associated Part Numbers: 37X-2816/2817
- Designed for Sun Microsystems workstations/servers
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Product Overview
The Sun GWV611-C is an external 12x CD-ROM drive, identified as an 'Unpipack' model. It includes specific part numbers (37X-2816/2817) and is designed for external storage connectivity, likely via SCSI or a proprietary interface common with Sun systems.
Technical Information
| Brand | Sun |
| Model | GWV611-C |
| Type | External CD-ROM Drive |
Additional Specifications
| Read Speed | 12x |
| Designation | Unpipack |
| Associated Part Numbers | 37X-2816/2817 |
Product Description
The Sun GWV611-C, also referred to as an 'Unpipack' model, is an external CD-ROM drive designed to provide optical media access for Sun Microsystems computer systems. With a 12x read speed, it offers a moderate performance level for its time, suitable for loading software, accessing data archives, or installing operating systems distributed on CD-ROM. The 'external' designation implies it connects to the host system via an external port, commonly SCSI for Sun systems of that era, allowing for easy addition or removal without opening the computer chassis. The inclusion of associated part numbers like 37X-2816/2817 suggests these might refer to specific configurations, cable sets, or internal components related to the drive's enclosure and interface. Sun Microsystems often used proprietary or specialized configurations for their hardware, so this drive is likely optimized for integration within their product ecosystem, potentially requiring specific host adapters or cabling. This external CD-ROM drive would have been used in environments where internal drive bays were limited or when a shared optical drive solution was needed across multiple systems. Its external nature and 12x speed make it a functional component for legacy Sun workstations and servers that require CD-ROM reading capabilities. Compatibility with the specific external interface (e.g., SCSI-2) on the host Sun system is crucial for its operation.
