HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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An Ultra320 SCSI controller card built for the PowerVault 220S storage array
The DELL 7G296 Ultra320 SCSI controller is a new switch module built for the PowerVault 220S storage array. It provides the host-side interface that lets the enclosure communicate with a server over an Ultra320 SCSI bus. This card is intended for administrators who need to replace a failed controller or add a spare to an existing 220S deployment.
The part is validated solely for the PowerVault 220S; it will not fit other enclosures or serve as a general-purpose host bus adapter. Buyers who need a controller for a different storage platform or who require multiple channels should look elsewhere.
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| Brand name | DELL |
The controller provides the Ultra320 SCSI interface for the PowerVault 220S, enabling the enclosure to communicate with host systems at the Ultra320 signalling rate.
The card uses the Ultra320 SCSI interface, which caps the bus signalling rate at 320 MB/s for connected storage devices.
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