SPARTAN 1-to-9 SATA HDD/SSD Duplicator H09HSHEB
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SUN
Dual-channel PCI Ultra Wide SCSI RAID controller for connecting high-speed storage arrays
This controller provides two independent Ultra Wide SCSI channels over a standard PCI bus. It is designed for servers and workstations that need to connect multiple SCSI storage devices such as hard drives or tape libraries. The card is supplied in new condition.
Administrators maintaining older Sun or compatible systems that rely on single-ended Ultra Wide SCSI will find this dual-channel card a direct fit. Builders whose motherboards lack a conventional PCI slot cannot install this card. Users requiring RAID levels beyond the card's capability should look at other solutions.
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The card measures 11 inches long, 9 inches wide and 6 inches high; verify your chassis has a full-height PCI slot with that clearance.
Align the 5 V PCI edge connector, press firmly until the bracket screws line up, then secure the bracket; a partially seated card often leaves the second channel undetected.
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