3.5” SCSI Tape Drive 50-Pin Replacement

• Use of “Solid State” true industrial grade technology.
• Easy and fast system Reload.
• CompactFlash media is converted by small format PCB appearing on a host’s SCSI bus as a SCSI device.
• 3.5” or 5.25” form factors are replaced by the Solid State SCSI Flash Tape Drive.
  
• Different sized enclosure and mountings are available.
• By using same mountings, 5.25” disk slot is used where the mounting points align correctly - offering complete "form, fit, function"
• The device will be recognises as any emulation’s disk drive by the SCSI host.
  
• Using 5V the low power board has a push button user interface and an optional add-on display.
  
• Field upgradable microcode via integral comport. It is also possible through RJ45 network Support.
• If required, one can use optional integration support.
• Restore capability and additional ethernet backup is also available replacing the traditional costly legacy media’s manual rotation.

Feature Benefits of Network

• An own configurable IP Address with the network-enabled SCSIFLASH drive.
• Restore direct to LAN & bit for bit image Backup is allowed with Network-enabled SCSIFLASH.
• Simple importing and moving files between tools/host systems.

FLASH2GUI NETWORK – SUMMARY OF FEATURES

• Unauthorized use prevention with login levels.
• Restore and backup disk image.
• Disk Capacity Setting from 1MB to 64GB.
• Drive contents can be written, protected and erased.
• Set Drives name and IP address remotely.
• Set drive emulation.

Image files (.img) are allowed by the embedded Flash2GUI Image to be sent to a local onsite server or PC from the SCSIFlash drive. It also allows editing, unpacking, and repacking of the imaged file. As new data file, this file can be re-sent to the SCSIFlash drive.

Image Editor Capability - Summary

• Drive image contents viewing.
• Extraction of folders, files or complete disk contents to laptop / server or PC (including message logs, exported recipes and recipe files, etc.).
• Addition and removal of folders, files from disk that includes recipes.
• Addition of new software installation files to run from the drive.
• Creation of a new formatted drive.

Check out our YouTube Channel to see a demonstration of FLASH2GUI on FLOPPYFlash and SCSIFlash for control and configuration, restore and back-up and different drive emulation selection. Link here

Board size: 3.5". and 5.25” Form factor
Tray/ Enclosure size options: 3.5", 5.25” & Desktop Form factor.s
CF Capacities Supported: ~ up to 256GB (MLC) for removable drive and non mission critical applications and up to 64GB (SLC) for fixed disk heavy read/write mission critical applications.
Compact Flash: Standard 3M header for Type 1 & 2 cards.
Power: 5 Volts only @ 0.8 Watt (Typical) + CF requirement.
Power connector: Standard Tape drive type SCSI-1 and 2 Compatible. 50 pin DIL 0.1” Connector.
SCSI transfer rate: 10Mbytes/second.
RJ45 Ethernet port for Restore / Backup /Image Manager and configuration / emulation changes.

• Archive Viper 150
• Archive Python 4320
• DEC TZ86, TZ87 and TZ8
• DEC TLZ06, TLZ07, TLZ09, TLZ10 and TLZ88
• DEC TK50 and TK7
• DEC TZK9, TK10 and TK11
• DDS DAT, DLT - HP C1533 / C1539
• HP/DEC “Storage Works” tape drives
• QIC
• Seagate STD22400N
• Seagate SDT11000
• TLZ10, TZ86 & TZ87, TLZ06, TLZ09, TLZ07, TK70,TK50, TZ89, TZK9, TZK10, TZK11, TLZ88, DEC VAX station 4000-90A, uVAX, StorageWorks, VMS and VS4000 systems.

Archive
Python, Viper, 2105S, 2525S, VP150, 2150S, 2060

VP60S, QIC-150,QIC-120, QIC-525 QIC-24
Anaconda 2750
Python DAT 4320,4322, 4324, 4326, 4520, 4540

Conner
CS250QE, CS525QE, CS2000, CS4000, CTD2004, CTD4004 CTD8000E, CTT8000R, CTM3200, Travan

DEC
TLZ06, TLZ09, TLZ07, TLZ10, TZ86, TZ86, TK70,TK50, TZ89, TZK9, TZK10, TZK11, TLZ88, DDS DAT drives

Exabyte
EXB8200, EXB8205, EXB8500, EXB8505, EXB8705

Georgens
DC2000

HP
C1533A, C1553A, C1554A, C1503, C1504, C1526 C1537A, C1555, C1556, C1539, C1536A C5583A, C5685A, C5683A, T-C7438A

Quantum
DLT2000, DLT4000, DLT7000, DLT8000, SDLT

SONY
SDT-2000, SDT- 2601, SDT-4000, SDT-5000, SDT-7000, SDT-5010, SDX-300, SDX-400, SDX-500, SDT-9000, SDT-5200, AIT1, AIT2, 9 track

Tandberg
SLR2.5, SLR2, SLR3, SLR4, SLR5, SLR6, SLR7, SLR24 TDC6287, MLR TDC3820, TDC4120, TDC4220, TDC4222, TDC3660, TDC 3540, TDC4100, TDC4200, TDC6100, DLT4000, DLT7000, DLT8000

TEAC
MT-2ST-45S, MT-2ST-50, MT-2ST-55, MT-2ST-70, MT-2ST-F50B

Wangdat
1300, 2000, 3100, 3200, 3400

Wangtek
5125, 5150, 51000, 52000, 5360, 5525, 6130, 6200, 9500

Host Examples
• Alcatel-Lucent 5ESS HP C1533 / C1539
• HP 9000 712 with HP-UX 9.05, HP 9000 B2000 or B2600 with HP-UX 10.20, B180L and B2600 HP9000 systems.
• DEC VAX 400, VAX station 4000-90A, VS4000, uVAX and MicroVAX
• IBM RS6000™ iSeries AS400
• HP 9000 / HP 715
• Ericsson AXE-10
• Nortel DMS-10 NTJIT69A
• NEC NEAX SIGMA 61E / 61S
• Siemens EWSD HP88781AA / HP2940A
• Stromberg-Carleson DCO SDT-11000
• Telebras Tropico

Operating System Examples
• HP/DEC VMS
• iRMX HI CLI
• Multiple other proprietary OEM O/S
• Unix OS
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