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General| Recording Standard | DDS-4 |
|---|---|
| Storage Capacity | 40GB (compressed) |
| Data Transfer Rate | 3MB/s (native), 6MB/s (compressed) |
| Interface | SCSI |
| Model | HP StorageWorks DAT 40 |
Information about other documents available for the product.
Instructions and benefits of registering the HP StorageWorks DAT tape drive.
Information on obtaining technical assistance, including necessary details to provide.
How to find the nearest HP-authorized reseller for product support and sales.
List of recommended HP websites for additional product information and resources.
Overview of the different HP StorageWorks DAT USB tape drive models covered in the guide.
Lists the operating systems compatible with HP StorageWorks DAT USB drives.
Instructions for connecting the tape drive to a server's USB port for optimal performance.
Details the necessary physical bay and power requirements for internal tape drive installation.
Information on how to use the included CD-ROM for installation and utilities.
Procedure for installing essential software drivers for the tape drive, including OS-specific steps.
Guidance on selecting and upgrading backup software for optimal performance.
Steps to prepare the server's bay for internal tape drive installation.
Instructions for attaching mounting rails or screws to the drive.
Details on how to attach mounting rails to the tape drive for specific servers.
Instructions for using special screws to secure the tape drive in certain servers.
Guidance for installing the tape drive in servers that do not use standard HP mounting.
Procedure for physically sliding the tape drive into the prepared bay.
Steps for connecting the tape drive to the server via USB.
Instructions for connecting the drive to an internal USB 2.0 port on the server.
Instructions for connecting the drive to an external USB 2.0 port on the server.
Procedure for connecting the tape drive to the server's power supply.
Final steps to secure the installed tape drive in the server.
Details on securing the drive using HP ProLiant specific mounting hardware.
Instructions for securing the drive when no special mounting hardware is required.
Steps for connecting the external drive to power and the server.
Description of the LEDs and buttons on the tape drive's front panel.
Procedures for inserting and removing tape cartridges from the drive.
Step-by-step guide to insert a tape cartridge into the drive.
Instructions on how to safely eject and remove a tape cartridge.
Cautionary note regarding power removal during drive operations.
Information on compatible data cartridge types and capacities.
How to enable or disable write protection on a tape cartridge.
Procedure for using cleaning cartridges to maintain the tape drive.
Best practices for handling and storing tape cartridges to prevent damage.
Tips for extending the life of tape cartridges and the drive.
Information on system requirements for HP OBDR.
Explanation of what HP OBDR can recover from.
Specific OBDR feature for remote server recovery on ProLiant systems.
Recommended procedure to test OBDR compatibility before use.
Step-by-step guide to initiate the HP OBDR recovery process.
Guidance for resolving issues when an HP OBDR restore fails.
Introduction to diagnostic and support tools for the tape drive.
Details on using HP's diagnostic software for tape drives.
Procedure to verify successful installation using diagnostic tools.
How to use diagnostic tools for troubleshooting.
Standalone tools to check tape performance and disk subsystem.
Tips and considerations for improving tape drive performance.
A systematic approach to identify and solve common problems with the tape drive.
Steps to ensure the USB connection is optimal, covering port type, hub usage, and driver verification.
How to verify the presence and status of essential drivers on Linux systems.
Answers to common questions regarding USB driver installation and function.
Guidance for resolving problems related to tape cartridges, such as damage or write-protection.
Procedure to follow if a tape cartridge becomes jammed in the drive, including force eject options.
Steps to diagnose why the drive may not accept, eject, or may immediately eject cartridges.
Step-by-step guide to safely disconnect and remove the internal tape drive.
Instructions for installing and connecting a replacement internal tape drive.
Details on the USB 2.0 interface used by HP DAT tape drives.
Definitions of common USB terms and concepts.
Guidance on configuring USB devices and networks.
Information about USB cables and their limitations.
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