LIB-81 Series - (A2T/A3/A3Ex/A4/A5)

• 8 slot desktop autoloader with up to 8320GB native capacity in a compact, stylish design. (compression ratio 1:2.6)
• Robotics rated for greater than 1,000,000 cartridge changes
• Unique 8 slot internal carousel configuration
• Low profile 1U height ideally suited for rack mount environment
• Leading storage density design per cubic foot
• Sony's MIC technology allows fast acccess to data
• User friendly set up and operation for unattended backup
• 3-years warranty

**Reliability and performance specifications are averages and are based on normal office environmental conditions. Actual experience may vary.

Model number	LIB-81/A2	LIB-81/A3	LIB-81/A3Ex	LIB-81/A4	LIB-81/A5
Drive Installed	AIT-2 Tape Drive	AIT-3 Tape Drive	AIT-3Ex Tape Drive	AIT-4 Tape Drive	AIT-5 Tape Drive
No of Drives Installed	1 Drive
Max.number of cartridges	8 cartridges
Capacity	1.04TB* / 400GB	2.08TB* / 800GB	3.12TB* / 1.2TB	4.16TB* / 1.6TB	8.32TB* / 3.2TB
Sustained transfer rate	6 MB/s	12 MB/s	18 MB/s	24 MB/s	24 MB/s
Buffer Memory	12 MB	32 MB	96 MB	96 MB	96 MB
Interface	Wide Ultra SCSI LVD/SE	Ultra 160 SCSI LVD/SE
Interface configuration	68-pins high density connector
Cartridge access time	Average 12 seconds
MSBF	More than 1,000,000 times
MTTR	Within 30 minutes
Dimensions (excluding protrusions)	430 (W) x 43.2 (H) x 660 (D) mm
Weight	13.5 kg (with 1 drive)
Power requirements	AC100-240V +/-10%, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption	55 W
Operating Environment Temperature	10 Degrees Celcius to 35 Degrees Celcius
Operating Humidity	20 to 80% (non-condensing)
Main Functions	Cartridge Import / Export: 1 cartridge x 1 slot(direct), RMIC Reader, Code39 barcode reader (option), Web Administration, Dust Filter
Indicators	Backlight LCD with 128 x 32 dots, LED x 2 (Power,Error), 5-button keypad
Kit Model Information	AIT 1U Rack Mount Tape Library Unit, Terminator(For SCSI Model), Quick Install Guide and Power Cord
*Assumes 2.6:1 compression. Data compression performance varies according to the type of data.
Actual compression performance is generally lower if the data is already pre-compressed.