Exabyte 440 用户手册
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Exabyte 440 and Exabyte 480
The library’s robotic cartridge handling mechanism (CHM)
responds to commands from the host application to move
data cartridges between tape drives and storage slots, while
the tape drives read and write data. You can insert and
remove cartridges through the entry/exit port without
opening the library door.
responds to commands from the host application to move
data cartridges between tape drives and storage slots, while
the tape drives read and write data. You can insert and
remove cartridges through the entry/exit port without
opening the library door.
About the Exabyte 440 and Exabyte 480
The following illustrations and descriptions summarize the
important library features. For library specifications, refer to
the Exabyte 440 and Exabyte 480 8mm Libraries Product
Specification.
important library features. For library specifications, refer to
the Exabyte 440 and Exabyte 480 8mm Libraries Product
Specification.
The Exabyte 440 contains 40 data cartridge slots, while the
Exabyte 480 contains 80 data cartridge slots. Both libraries can
contain up to four Exabyte Mammoth tape drives or four
Eliant 820 tape drives.
Exabyte 480 contains 80 data cartridge slots. Both libraries can
contain up to four Exabyte Mammoth tape drives or four
Eliant 820 tape drives.
The library is available in narrow or wide, single-ended,
low-voltage differential (LVD), or high-voltage differential
(HVD) SCSI configurations. The narrow SCSI library
contains either Mammoth or Eliant 820 tape drives and
operates on up to four SCSI buses. The wide SCSI library
contains Mammoth tape drives only and operates on up to
five SCSI buses.
low-voltage differential (LVD), or high-voltage differential
(HVD) SCSI configurations. The narrow SCSI library
contains either Mammoth or Eliant 820 tape drives and
operates on up to four SCSI buses. The wide SCSI library
contains Mammoth tape drives only and operates on up to
five SCSI buses.