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Description
The C1533-04000 is the HP version of the DDS2 4/8GB Internal SCSI DAT drive often used in the HP tape autoloader.
The DDS / DAT (Digital Data Storage / Digital Audio Tape) format was initially developed by a collaboration between HP, Sony and Digital in 1991 and uses helical scanning for recording, the same process used by a video cassette recorder (VCR). If errors are present, the write heads rewrite the data.
DDS2 DAT tapes have a width of 3.81mm, known as 4mm, to give a compressed capacity of up to 8GB.
The HP DAT8 half height tape drive is the second generation in the DDS family and was manufactured by HP for vendors including Sun and IBM, for use as standalone internal and external drives targetting the small business market.
The DAT8 offers 4GB native capacity or 8GB compressed capacity on a single tape at transfer speeds of up to 1MBps or 3.6GB per hour. Native, the drive provides 4GB of storage capacity with a transfer speed of 510KBps
The DAT8 drive employs the same technology as previous DAT products, and uses DAT8
media in order to achieve higher capacities. However, it maintains backward compatibility and can still read and write data to both 60M and 90M DDS1 4mm tapes.
The HP DAT family offers HPs unique One-Button-Disaster-Recovery (OBDR) feature providing
customers with the ability to restore their systems with the touch of a single button.
The DAT8 was only available in a 50pin narrow SCSI2 LVD/SE interface version.
Media Compatibility
Data Cartridge | Native Capacity | Compatibility |
DDS1 60M 4mm data cartridge | 1.3GB | Read and Write |
DDS1 90M 4mm data cartridge | 2GB | Read and Write |
DDS2 120M 4mm data cartridge | 4GB | Read and Write |
This refurbished product comes complete with a full 6 month return to base warranty.
For help and information on DDS DAT drive repairs
and repairs of other tape drives please visit Tape-Drive-Repair.com
For DDS DAT Tape Media please click HERE
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