Tandberg Data StorageLoader VXA-320 900610 Dépliant

10 Slot VXA Autoloader

Available with VXA-172, VXA-320 drive

(VXA-2 is available on special request only)

Maximum capacity of 3,2TB

Maximum transferrate of 86GB/ hour

Field-replaceable drive

Provides SCSI and IEEE1394 interface

 for up to two weeks 

of unattended backup (3.2* terabytes — ten 320 
GB* tapes).

 IBM, Fujitsu- 

Siemens, Apple, Acer.

acket Tape Drives with 

patented VXA Packet Technology — extreme 
tested for 100% data restore integrity.

-mounted design to 

accommodate space constraints.

slots for up to 3.2 

TB backup capacity at a transfer speed of up to 
86.4 GB/hr. to deliver the best combination of 
speed and capacity available in any comparable 
autoloader.

, 

such as a barcode reader standard, random 
library 

operation 

and  standard 

remote 

management functionality at an entry-level price.

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The VXA-320 (VXA-3) PacketLoader 1x10 1U sets the standard in data density, 

data reliability, transfer speed and price for this class of automation products. In 

addition to its compact 1U, rackmountable form factor, it offers a midrange feature 

set, including a barcode reader standard, random library operation and standard 

remote management.

VXA Packet Technology writes and reads data in small, digital packets, much like 

the Internet. This is a significant difference from all other tape technologies, which 

rely on costly and expensive track-based technologies. VXA Packet Drives and 

Autoloaders offer:

 — up to 86 GB per hour — allowing network 

administrators tobackup 320 GB of data in under four hours.

 are available in three different cartridge capacities (40/80 GB, 80/160 

GB and 160/320 GB), providing VXA-320 (VXA-3) users the flexibility to choose 

the capacity that best meets their current storage and budget needs with the 

ability to add capacity on demand, simply by using larger capacity VXA Tapes. 

VXA X Tape uses AME, which provides signifi cantly longer tape life than other 

tape technologies — 500 minimum uses — as compared to only 99 maximum 

recommended uses for DDS tapes.

 and awards by leading technology analysts and publications 

along with adoption by leading computer manufacturers including IBM, Apple and 

Fujitsu-Siemens.