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Details the features of the SDX-500 series tape drive, including capacity, transfer rates, and supported formats.
Advises on environmental conditions to avoid when installing the drive, such as humidity and temperature.
Provides warnings and guidelines for safe and proper operation, including moving the drive and temperature changes.
Offers advice on how to pack and transport the drive safely, including using original materials.
Details the SCSI termination specifications required by the Microsoft PC97 standard for the SDX-500C.
Guides users on setting the SCSI ID using jumpers and connecting the SCSI 68-pin connector.
Describes how to disable the parity check function using a jumper on the drive.
Details the function of each position on the DIP switch, including reserved settings and control options.
Explains how DIP switches control data compression and host control settings for the drive.
Provides detailed mechanical drawings and dimensions for mounting the 3.5" standard height SDX-500C drive.
Provides mechanical drawings and dimensions for mounting the 3.5" standard height SDX-510C drive.
Presents mechanical drawings and dimensions for mounting the 5.25" half height SDX-500C/R drive.
Locates and describes the BUSY, TAPE, and STATUS LEDs and the EJECT button on the front panel.
Provides instructions on how to insert and load a cassette into the drive.
Describes the procedure for removing a cassette from the drive using the Eject button or SCSI command.
Details how to use the tab on the cassette to protect data from writing or accidental erasure.
Advises on the use of a cleaning cartridge for the drive, especially when errors occur.
Lists the various SCSI messages that the drive supports for communication.
Lists the specific SCSI commands that the drive recognizes and can execute.
Details the physical, environmental, and performance specifications of the SDX-500/510 series drives.
Defines acceptable levels of suspended particulate matter for drive operation.
Outlines Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) voltage limits to prevent drive damage.
Recommends clean air flow and specifies maximum surrounding temperature for proper cooling.
Details the features of the SDX-500 series tape drive, including capacity, transfer rates, and supported formats.
Advises on environmental conditions to avoid when installing the drive, such as humidity and temperature.
Provides warnings and guidelines for safe and proper operation, including moving the drive and temperature changes.
Offers advice on how to pack and transport the drive safely, including using original materials.
Details the SCSI termination specifications required by the Microsoft PC97 standard for the SDX-500C.
Guides users on setting the SCSI ID using jumpers and connecting the SCSI 68-pin connector.
Describes how to disable the parity check function using a jumper on the drive.
Details the function of each position on the DIP switch, including reserved settings and control options.
Explains how DIP switches control data compression and host control settings for the drive.
Provides detailed mechanical drawings and dimensions for mounting the 3.5" standard height SDX-500C drive.
Provides mechanical drawings and dimensions for mounting the 3.5" standard height SDX-510C drive.
Presents mechanical drawings and dimensions for mounting the 5.25" half height SDX-500C/R drive.
Locates and describes the BUSY, TAPE, and STATUS LEDs and the EJECT button on the front panel.
Provides instructions on how to insert and load a cassette into the drive.
Describes the procedure for removing a cassette from the drive using the Eject button or SCSI command.
Details how to use the tab on the cassette to protect data from writing or accidental erasure.
Advises on the use of a cleaning cartridge for the drive, especially when errors occur.
Lists the various SCSI messages that the drive supports for communication.
Lists the specific SCSI commands that the drive recognizes and can execute.
Details the physical, environmental, and performance specifications of the SDX-500/510 series drives.
Defines acceptable levels of suspended particulate matter for drive operation.
Outlines Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) voltage limits to prevent drive damage.
Recommends clean air flow and specifies maximum surrounding temperature for proper cooling.
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