How Do I Connect The Drive To My Server; External Drives - Tandberg Data DAT 160 User Manual

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DAT tape drives can be connected to servers running under Windows®,
Linux and other major operating systems. Please visit the support pages at
http://www.tandbergdata.com
operating system versions that are supported.

How do I connect the drive to my server?

The following guidelines apply:
For optimum performance the drive should be the only device on the
SCSI bus.
Always terminate the SCSI bus.
Do not attach the drive to the same SCSI bus as your disk drive or to a
RAID controller (unless you are connecting to a server with a Smart Array
6i RAID controller).
You will need a properly installed and configured SCSI host bus adapter
(HBA) or a built-in SCSI controller on your server and a suitably-rated SCSI
cable.
Note:
Internal drives
The tape drive is installed into a spare, industry-standard, 5¼-inch drive bay
in your server and is attached to the SCSI bus of the host server. Use an
LVDS-compatible ribbon cable to connect the tape drive to a spare 68-pin,
high density (HD), wide SCSI connector on the host server. The cable must
be terminated.

External drives

A 68-pin, wide, VHD-to-HD SCSI cable is required to attach the tape drive
to the host server. If your server has an HD SCSI port, you must either
purchase and install a VHD-to-HD adapter or use an HD-to-HD cable. please
visit the support pages at
products.
August 2009
How do I connect the drive to my server?
for the most recent information about the
Please visit the support pages at
www.tandbergdata.com
to a supported HBA running the recommended firmware
version.
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to ensure that you are connecting
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