HP StorageWorks DAT 72 User manual

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HP DAT 72

Internal Tape Drive

DDS Generation 5

HP C7438

Optimum performance

and cost of ownership

Optimum performance and cost of

ownership

Since its introduction in 1989, Digital Data

Storage (DDS) has repeatedly proven its

worth as the technology of choice in millions

of installations around the world. In

recognition of this fact, Hewlett-Packard is

continuing to develop the core technology

with the HP C7438A DAT 72 format drive,

HP’s fifth generation of DDS drive.

The HP C7438A DAT 72 mechanism is

founded on a technology that has always

offered optimum performance and cost of

ownership and is expected to continue to

do so for several generations to come.

The ‘Gen 5’ DDS drive provides the ability

to match today’s capacity and performance

requirements at the same time as both

protecting yesterday’s investment and

maintaining a link with future generations

of the world’s most successful backup

technology. Simultaneously this latest

development of the core format technology

continues the fundamental promise of open

standards, low costs and high reliability.

KEY BENEFITS AND FEATURES

●Well proven technology

●Ideal for larger departmental LAN, mail,

application and web servers and large

workstations

●Inexpensive media for low total cost of ownership

●Assured connectivity with leading servers,

operating systems and backup software

●72* GB capacity

●Up to 21.6 GB* per hour transfer rate

●Read/Write compatible with previous generation

DDS-3 and DDS-4

●3.5-inch or 5.25-inch Half High form factors

*Note: assumes a 2x data compression ratio.

SPECIFICATIONS

Storage Capacity

36 GB native, typically 72 GB with hardware data

compression, on a DAT 72 170-meter cartridge.

Recording Format

ANSI/ECMA DDS-3, DDS-4 and DAT 72

Performance

Sustained Transfer Rate: 3 MB/s native, typically 6 MB/s

with hardware data compression

Burst Transfer Rate: 3 MB/s maximum asynchronous,

40 MB/s maximum synchronous

Search Speed: 55 seconds average file access using a

170-meter tape

Reliability

MTBF: >400,000 hours at 12% duty cycle

Media: DAT 72 (72 GB*), DDS-4 (40 GB*), DDS-3

(24 GB*), Media Recognition Cartridges

Interface: Ultra-Wide LVD and Single-Ended

Form Factor: 3.5-inch, half-height

Power Consumption

+5V DC, 0.9A; +12V DC, 1.5A peak (<1 sec)

+5V DC, 0.5A; +12V DC, 0.5A typical

Power Requirements

+5V DC, 0.9A; +12V DC, 1.5A peak (<1 sec)

Physical Characteristics

Dimensions (HxWxD):

41 x 102 x 166mm (1.6 x 4.0 x 6.6in)

Weight: 0.79 kg (1.74 lb)

Product Certification

UL Recognized, CSA Certified, TUV, CE, C-Tick, RRL

Ordering Information

Tape Drive: C7438 DAT 72 GB* internal tape drive

Media Accessories:

C8010A DAT 72 72 GB* Cartridge

C5718A DDS-4 40 GB* Cartridge

C5708A DDS-3 24 GB* Cartridge

C5709A DDS Cleaning Cartridge

Native capacity/transfer rates quoted unless otherwise stated. Data compression

quotes a typical ratio of 2:1.

Technical information is subject to change without notice.

All brand and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their

respective companies.

HP Publication Number: 5982-4133EEE

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