To satisfy the growing storage needs of small to medium sized businesses, Quantum Scalar i40 IBM LTO-6 Library Fibre Channeloffers the Quantum Scalar i40 IBM LTO-6 Library with One Tape Drive (25 Slots, Fibre Channel). This tape library is designed to house up 2 drives and supports up to 25 active tape slots capable of holding LTO-5, LTO-6, and LTO-7 tape drives. Connecting to the network is simple thanks to the built-in Fast Ethernet network interface while the 3U rackmount form factor makes installation a breeze. Once installed, the included iLayer software covers everything from diagnostics to scalability, and with 256-bit AES encryption standards data is protected from outside intrusion.

25 Active Tape Slots    Supports LTO-5, LTO-6, & LTO-7 Drives    RJ-45 Fast Ethernet Network Interface    3U Rackmount Compatible    Supports up to 2 Drives    Standard Remote Management    Standard Partitioning

With iLayer software users benefit from enehanced management and monitoring capabilities. Proactive diagnostics provide easy-to-understand messages with specific corrective actions to greatly reduce system downtime.

Capacity-on-demand scalability features enable the library's capacity to grow on demand without disrupting user data.

Reliability Serviceability (RAS) features proactive monitoring to greatly reduce the need for service calls.

Supports government-level security including support for the high level AES 256-bit encryption standard.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this paper compatible with Epson R3000 printer?

A: Not sure, but works well with the Pro-3800

Q: 2. Could this be used to mount the Westcott Beauty Dish Switch?

A: Unfortunately, this ring is not compatible with the Westcott Switch Softboxes nor does Westcott produce a ring to fit the Quantum Q/Bolt VB, Lumedyne flash heads to the Switch Softboxes.

Q: 3. Is this the correct HV cable for use with Nissin i60 speedlight B&H # NIND60AS ?

A: This flash would accept a Quantum CL5 type cable for Sony flashes for use with a high voltage pack. However, that cable has been discontinued with no replacement being offered.

Q: 4. Does this charger also function as a voltage converter?

A: Not exactly. The charger itself is a multi-voltage unit, which means it is designed to work in any region, but simply needs the proper plug tip adapter applied to it. This particular unit is supplied with plug tip adapters for the following regions: US, UK, Europe, and Australia / New Zealand

Q: 5. Does the Quantum Turbo SC work with Nikon SB5000 speed light?

A: I don't see why it wouldn't so long as you can find the right cable. I use it with SB800 as well as SB26. The SB5000 appears to have the adapter port on the front.

Q: 6. I understand you still need to have batteries inside the flash (at least with Nikon flashes)so how much is the life of the internal batteries extended by also using an external battery such as the Quantum Turbo SC? And when the internal batteries are dead, the flash stops working, right?

A: I shoot weddings with Canon cameras and speedlites. Without the Turbo I would go thru a lot of AA batteries. I now use only two sets of 4-AA batteries -- I change them when I notice that recycle time is reduced.

Q: 7. What softboxes are recommended to use with this?

A: Two particular softboxes you can use with this speed ring if you are using flashes by Quantum, Lumedyne or Norman would be the Impact Luxbanx Medium Rectangular Softbox (24 x 32 ) B&H # IMLBRM or the Impact Luxbanx Small Octagonal Softbox (36 ) B&H # IMLBOS. Please see the image below for reference.

Q: 8. Does it work with turbo sc?

A: Yes. The pin configurations are correct.

Q: 9. Is this compatible with Canon Speedlite 600EX-RT?

A: The Turbo SC Power Pack is compatible with the Canon 600EX-RT. You would simply need the Quantum CZ2 Power Cable for Turbo Series Power Packs.

Q: 10. I use the Quantum power pack with Canon's 580II speedlight, which has a function for external power that I set: C12=1. I use 4 Eneloop AA batteries. When I use the camera with speedlite as far as I can tell all the power comes from the batteries. After an hour's shoot as fas as I can tell I have not drawn at all on the power of the battery pack. What is going wrong?

A: In my experience with the Canon 600 series speedlight, the Quantum Power pack appears to assist the batteries inside the speedlight. I notice that:- recharging time is much faster, - the speedlight batteries do discharge (but more slowly than without the Quantum),- after many flashes, the Quantum does drain its power level (4 LEDs becomes 3 LEDs becomes 2 LEDs (I've never drained the Quantum beyond 2 LEDs)). - If the batteries inside the speedlight are exhausted, the Quantum alone will not power the speedlight.