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1.1.4 Media Bay Options
Table 1-2 lists the media drives you can install in the media bays. All media drives are manually cabled.
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¦ Table 1-2. Media Bay Options, Manual-Plug Devices ¦
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¦ Feature ¦ Media ¦ Capacity ¦
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¦ 3034 ¦ 16-bit disk drive(1) ¦ 4.5GB ¦
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¦ 3033 ¦ 16-bit disk drive ¦ 2.2GB ¦
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¦ 3032 ¦ 16-bit disk drive ¦ 1.1GB ¦
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¦ 6142 ¦ 4 mm tape drive ¦ 4,0GB ¦
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¦ 6147 ¦ 8 mm tape drive ¦ 5.0GB ¦
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¦ 2616 ¦ CD-ROM drive ¦ 600MB ¦
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¦ 1. For better cooling, it is recommended that this ¦
¦ disk drive be installed in the lower (bay 5) ¦
¦ media bay. ¦
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Two types of 8-bit 4mm manual-plug tape drive assemblies can be used in the 7131 Storage Tower. They can be identified by the SCSI
signal cable connector on the rear of the drive assembly. When viewing the rear of drive assembly type 1, the SCSI signal cable
connector is located on the top of the rear face. When viewing the rear of drive assembly type 2, the SCSI signal cable connector is
located on the bottom of the rear face. See Figure 1-3 in topic 1.1.4.1 and Figure 1-4 in topic 1.1.4.2 for illustrations of the two drive types.
Subtopics
1.1.4.1 Drive Assembly Rear View - Drive Type 1
1.1.4.2 Drive Assembly Rear View - Drive Type 2
7131-105 User's Guide
Media Bay Options
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