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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Could you make a labeling for these cartriges?

A: The FUJIFILM LTO Ultrium 6 Data Cartridge have a place on the case where you can label the unit. You can also purchase a label maker and print out a label for the cartridge.

Q: 2. what is raid?

A: RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) is a configuration of multiple disks used to give provide speed and/or redundancy to a storage system. In the Explora section of our site, we host articles written about how to leverage this technology in many fields such as audio, photography and video. Please feel free to contact us by phone or chat to discuss how RAID might work for you.

Q: 3. I am working with s a surface studio, can't get a straight answer out of microsoft if the device would support a thunderbolt connection like I would need for the lacie or similar does anybody have some info?

A: This model requires USB 3.2 Type C at least to have a reliable connection. Surface Studio is showing a 3.0 version connection, which would not be sufficient.

Q: 4. Does this make the original manufacturer 1 year warranty cover accidents and spills?

A: Yes, this Lenovo 2-Year ADP Add-On Warranty for Legion Go and Select Devices will make the first year also cover accidental damage protection for drops, spills, bumps, structural failures, and electrical surges.

Q: 5. Can this item be used with others laptop as Asus etc.?

A: There is no way of knowing the shape and layout of your Asus optical drive bracket which is what this device replaces. It's possible, but you'd have to open up your Asus and have a look. the data and power cable connections will be the same but the shape, size, and mounting points of the Asus bracket may differ. You may want to use an external drive if your skills and tool set for working on laptops is limited.

Q: 6. I have 2x11TB Pegasus Promise RAID hard drives. I want to back these up for off-site storage after this year's project is complete. I don't expect to use the tape directly, just need to archive.Is this the best solution? What Drive is needed to write/read.

A: Yes, this solution would be the best option. The cartridges can hold up to 15TB of compressed data. A good option to read/write to the cartridges is the mLogic mTape Thunderbolt 2 LTO-7 Ultrium External Tape Drive.

Q: 7. Hi, will this fit an early 2009 iMac (EMC 2266, MB417LL)?

A: Hi, I think it will fit, Thogh my Mac is the 2010 model, so it might be wise to look in the Mac site to see if it's difrent.Good luck

Q: 8. Can it hold sd and compact flash cards?

A: Only SDs

Q: 9. Will the older DAT tape carts work with this unit?

A: The Quantum LTO Ultrium 8 Data Cartridge is only compatible with LTO-8 tape cartridges.

Q: 10. Which kind of Tape this device does use? Also Which connection ports does it have? Is it compatible with PC?

A: The is an LTO Ultrium media which can use a reader such as: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1273487-REG/qualstar_900360_13_2_q24_tape_library_with.html