ADIC FastStor Mass Storage Device User Manual

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Introduction 
DLT Drives 
Your ADIC FastStor is equipped with a third-, or fourth-generation DLT drive. The DLT4000 and DLT7000 drives can read and 
write 2.6 GB, 6.0 GB, and 10.0 GB tape formats for 100% interchange compatibility with earlier DLT drives. The DLT 8000 drive 
can read and write 10.0, 15.0, 20.0, and 35.0 GB tape formats for 100% interchange compatibility with the DLT 2000, DLT 
2000xt, DLT 4000, and DLT 7000 drives.  DLT 8000 default tape density is 40 GB (80 GB compressed) when using the DLTtape 
IV data cartridge. Tape density is selectable by the application software or via the Operator Panel.. 
Model Drive 
Model 
Cartridge Max Capacity 
(density - compressed mode)
Max Capacity 
(compressed mode)
Sustained Transfer Rate
(compressed mode) 
FastStor DLT4000 
DLT4000 
20 GB (DLTtape III) 
30 GB (DLTtape IIIXT) 
40 GB (DLTtape IV) 
140 GB 
210 GB 
280 GB 
3.0 MB/sec (180 MB/min) 
FastStor DLT7000 
DLT7000 
20 GB (DLTtape III) 
30 GB (DLTtape IIIXT) 
70 GB (DLTtape IV) 
140 GB 
210 GB 
490 GB 
10.0 MB/sec (600 MB/min) 
FastStor DLT8000 
DLT8000 
20 GB (DLTtape III) 
30 GB (DLTtape IIIXT) 
80 GB (DLTtape IV) 
140 GB 
210 GB 
560 GB 
12.0 MB/sec (720 MB/min) 
Maximum Capacity and Sustained Transfer Rates 
Options 
SCSI Interface 
The FastStor is equipped with a Quantum manufactured drive and a corresponding robotics interface. The drive and robotics may 
have Single-Ended (SE), Low Voltage Differential/Single-Ended (LVD/SE), or High Voltage Differential (HVD) SCSI interface.  
Caution 
SE and LVD/SE SCSI devices are not compatible with HVD SCSI devices. 
Equipment damage may occur if you connect your FastStor to an 
incompatible SCSI bus.