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Summary of Contents for OPENTEXT Tableau T356789iu
- Page 1 Tableau Forensic Universal Bridge Integration Guide The Information Company...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
4.1 Storage media supported ................7 4.2 Further product specifications ..............8 4.3 Indicator lights .................... 8 4.4 DIP switch settings ..................9 Usage tips ....................... 10 Warranty ......................10 Support ......................10 About OpenText ....................11 The Information Company... -
Page 3: Introduction
The main reason for the use of this R2 suffix is to allow easy, in-system determination of which version of the bridge is in a given system, through the use of the Tableau Firmware Update (TFU) program. Please contact OpenText Customer Support with any questions about the differences in these two Tableau Universal Bridge models. -
Page 4: Improved Performance
• PCIe write blocking, compatible with Tableau TDA7 series of PCIe SSD adapters • Read/write mode capability for all device ports, controlled via internal DIP switch • Improved write block and read/write mode visibility via new lock/unlock LED indicators 2.2 Improved performance Performance improved for all device ports by at least 10%, with some device ports improving more than 370% compared to the previous generation model, Tableau Forensic Combo Bridge T356789iu. -
Page 5: Power Requirements
PCIe Adapters web page at https://security.opentext.com/tableau/hardware?types=Adapters for more information). OpenText does not provide SATA power or USB 3.0 host computer cables with the Universal Bridge. The SATA power cables are provided by the computer power supply, and the USB 3.0 host cable varies in length and connector type depending on the size of the computer, the location of the bridge, and the USB 3.0 controller. -
Page 6: Thermal Considerations
Connector 1 +5V (+/- 5%) @ 1.65A (typ): Provides power to internal circuitry +12V (+/- 5%) @ 2.0A (max): Provides power to externally connected PCIe drives (via front-panel PCIe connector) Connector 2 +5VDC (+/- 5%) @ 3.9A (max): Provides power to externally connected drives (via front-panel Drive Power connector) +12VDC (+/- 5%) @ 3.1A (max): Provides power to externally connected drives (via front-panel Drive Power connector) and to the... -
Page 7: Other Considerations
Tableau Forensic Universal Bridge T356789iu The image below is a top view of the R2 PCB assembly, which identifies these two components. The component labeled as (1) is the processor/heatsink/fan assembly. This component has not been moved in the new R2 design. The component labeled as (2) is the SAS host controller FPGA. -
Page 8: Further Product Specifications
SATA/SAS One SATA/SAS data connector capable of the following data rates: • SAS Gen 1 (3Gbps) • SAS Gen 2 (6Gbps) - R2 Version only • SATA Gen 2 (3Gbps) • SATA Gen 3 (6Gbps) - R2 version only SATA One SATA Gen 3 (6 Gbs) data connector (also supports SATA Gen 1 and 2) FireWire... -
Page 9: Dip Switch Settings
Tableau Forensic Universal Bridge T356789iu Write Block: (green closed lock) write-block mode (read-only). Read/Write: (yellow open lock) read/write mode (enabled when DIP switch 1 is on). Power: when lit, the Universal Bridge is on. Host: when lit, the host computer is connected. Device: when lit, the connected device is powered and visible to the Universal Bridge. -
Page 10: Usage Tips
Tableau Firmware Update web page at https://www.opentext.com/products/tableau- download-center). 6 Warranty The product comes with a standard one-year warranty. Extended warranties are available for purchase. Please contact your Tableau salesperson for additional information on extended warranties. 7 Support Support is available at https://support.opentext.com. The Information Company... -
Page 11: About Opentext
Tableau Forensic Universal Bridge T356789iu About OpenText OpenText enables the digital world, creating a better way for organizations to work with information, on-premises or in the cloud. For more information about OpenText (NASDAQ/TSX: OTEX), visit opentext.com. Connect with us: OpenText CEO Mark Barrenechea’s blog...
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