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ADIC Scalar 100
Scalar 100
Rack-optimized, mid-range library with enterprise-class features.
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The Scalar 100 is a mid-range library that offers
a powerful combination of industry-leading density, trouble-free scalability,
and advanced storage networking technology.
This capacity-packed system is the first tape library to deliver a storage
density of 2TB1 per rack unit. In fact, a standard rack cabinet can
hold three Scalar 100s, giving you over 86TBs of capacity in a very compact
space.
Highly scalable, the Scalar 100 can grow from 15 to 96 tapes and from 1 to 8
drives. Adding capacity is easy. Upgrades take less than 10 minutes and don't
require changing your rack system or adding external elevators or pass-through
ports.
The Scalar 100's storage networking options enable iSCSI or Fibre Channel (FC)
connectivity for today's backup consolidation needs. An FC option provides
intelligent features to improve SAN backup performance and reliability. An iSCSI
option provides an easy-to-implement connectivity choice that lets servers share
a single library over standard ethernet.
The Scalar 100 supports LTO, SDLT/DLT, or AIT technology.
Data Sheet
Features and Benefits
- Industry-leading density: stores up to 28.8TB
in only 14 rack units
- Economical scalability: scales from 1 to 8
drives and from 15 to 96 cartridges—all within the same unit
- Space-efficient: compact size maximizes
limited server room real estate
- Choice of easy-to-implement iSCSI or full FC
connectivity option
- Easy growth: expansion within minutes—and
without pass-through ports
- Proven connectivity: storage network
interoperability means seamless integration into new or existing SANs
- Reliability: built-in diagnostics, redundant
power supplies, and a 1,000,000 cartridge-change rating
- Responsive service: one-year on-site service
provided by ADIC technical Assistance Center (ATAC) with 24-hour, worldwide
service and support
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Scalar 100 Technical Specifications |
Scalar 100
Library Configurations and Capacity
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LTO |
SDLT |
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Drives |
Slots** |
Max Capacity* |
Drives |
Slots** |
Max Capacity* |
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LTO-3 |
LTO-2 |
LTO-1 |
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SDLT 600 |
SDLT 320 |
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Base Config. |
1 to 6 |
Up to 18 |
14.4TB |
7.2TB |
3.6TB |
1 to 6 |
Up to 15 |
9.0TB |
4.8TB |
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w/2nd Storage Col. |
1 to 6 |
Up to 36 |
28.8TB |
14.4TB |
7.2TB |
1 to 6 |
Up to 30 |
18.0TB |
9.6TB |
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w/3rd Storage Col. |
1 to 6 |
Up to 54 |
43.2TB |
21.6TB |
10.8TB |
1 to 6 |
Up to 45 |
27.0TB |
14.4TB |
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w/4th Storage Col. |
1 to 6 |
Up to 72 |
57.6TB |
28.8TB |
14.4TB |
1 to 6 |
Up to 60 |
36.0TB |
19.2TB |
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Up to 12 6-slot magazines |
Up to 12 5-slot magazines |
Click here for drive comparison.
Operation
| Cartridge Change: |
10 seconds |
| Inventory Time: |
Less than 60 seconds |
| Library Management Interface
Operator Panel: |
Password-protected,
context-sensitive LCD menu display with backlight; displays library, drive,
and mailbox activity |
| Remote Management: |
Integrated web server (Remote
Management Unit or RMU) |
| Drive: |
Operational status LED; single
character display |
| Library Interface: |
Switch selectable for HVD,
LVD/SCSI or Fibre Channel |
| Drive Interface: |
LTO-3. LTO-2, SDLT600, SDLT320: LVD SCSI;
LTO-1, AIT, DLT, SDLT: HVD or LVD SCSI |
| SCSI Connection: |
68-pin micro-D |
| Import/Export |
10 SDLT, 12 LTO or 18 (AIT)
cartridge positions |
Storage Networking Support
| Platform/Connectivity: |
SNC 6101 (2 FC x 4 LVD SCSI)
SNC 4500 (2Gbe x 2 LVD SCSI) |
| FC Features: |
End-to-end data path readiness
checks, error revovery, and SAN security for imporved reliability. Drive
performance optimizaion and serverless backup for higher performance. |
| iSCSI Features: |
Redundant Ethernet connections,
error recovery, web-based management, and a step-by-step deployment path to
backup consolidation. |
Reliability
| Drive Hard Error Rate: |
Less than 1 in 1017
bits per permanent read error |
| Tape Shelf Life: |
30 years minimum (at 20 ºC,
40%RH) |
| MSBF: |
Greater than 1,000,000 |
| MTBF: |
Greater than 250,000 power on
hours |
| MTTR: |
Less than 30 minutes |
| Power: |
Redundant power supplies
available |
| User Upgrades: |
Drives, mailbox, storage
capacity columns, magazines, rackmount kit, casters, second power supply,
Storage Networking Controller |
| Field Replaceable: |
Power supplies, picker
assembly, control electronics, Hot Swap Drives1, RMU |
| Diagnostics: |
Auto calibration, auto
inventory, Built-In-Test (BIT), SNMP alerts via RMU |
Physical
| Dimensions, stand-alone: |
18.9”W x 28.8”D x 25”H (48.0cm
x 73.2cm x 63.5cm) |
| Dimensions, rack mounted: |
17.4”W x 28.8”D x 24.5”H
(44.2cm x 73.2cm x 62.2cm) |
| Rack Height: |
14 Rack Units |
| SNC 4500, rack-mounted: |
16.9"W x 10"D x 1.72"H (42.9cm
x 25.4cm x 4.3cm) |
| Shipping Weight: |
166lbs (75.5kg) to 245lbs
(111.4kg) fully loaded |
Environmental
| Electrical: |
115/230 VAC, 0.45kVA |
| Frequency: |
50-60 Hz |
| Altitude: |
30,000 ft (9,144m) |
| Temperature: |
50 - 104ºF (10 to 40ºC)
operating |
| Humidity: |
20 to 80% non-condensing
operating |
| Power Consumption, Library2: |
93W 317BTU/hr |
| Power Consumption, Drive Sled: |
LTO-3, LTO-2: 31W, 106 BTU/hr
LTO-1: 40W, 136 BTU/hr
SDLT600: 34W, 116 BTU/hr
SDLT300: 29W, 99BTU/hr |
| Power Consumption, SNC
4500(iSCSI): |
15W 51BTU/hr |
| Power Consumption, SNC
6101(FC): |
30W 102BTU/hr |
Compliance and Certification
| Safety: |
C-TUV-US, TUV/GS, IEC 60950
with worldwide country deviations |
| Emissions: |
FCC, VCCI, CISPR 22 and EN
55022 Class A, EN 61000-4-2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 11 |
| Immunity: |
EN 55024, CISPR 24 |
| International: |
CE, BSMI |
Notes:
1 Without affecting library operation. Bus integrity must be
sustained.
2 Power consumption is obtained using RMS values for voltage and
current. Indicated Agency Label value for maximum volt-Amperes of 240V*3.5A
(840W) should be used to determine non-cooling system requirements. Drive sled
power consumption is taken while writing to a tape.
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