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Performance, protection, and, thanks to Ultra ATA/133
drives, more economy than SCSI RAID solutions. Automatic
setup and network-enabled array management software offer
you the tools that enterprise professionals use
for
a lot less.
Features
FastTrak
TX2000 Series products offer all the standard features
of our classic two-channel FastTrak cards with new performance
twists that leave other controllers in the dust. The 32-bit,
66MHz PCI interface is ready for motherboards that allow
data transfers up to 266MB per second. The best-selling
Promise BIOS with 48-bit Large LBA support instantly optimizes
Ultra ATA/133 drive speeds and recognizes drive sizes
exceeding 137GB each for huge array storage capacities.
- Uses
standard high octane Ultra ATA/133 drives
- Builds
huge capacity arrays with up to 4 drives
- Supports
66MHz PCI motherboards for doubled data throughput
- Supports
RAID 1 hot swap replacement of failed drive
Speeds
Server / Desktop Storage 24 x 7
FastTrak TX2000 offers better data transfer support for
Ultra ATA/133 drives under RAID 1 or RAID 0+1 than a conventional
controller, while at the same time protecting user data
every time you save a file. You get burst data transfers
of 133MB per second for your workstation or office server.
TX2000 keeps your system up and running
even if
a drive fails. Plus it supports on-the-fly hot swap replacement
of a failed drive to get to your data 24 x 7 for continuous
PC operation.
Maximum
Drive Compatibility, Speed
FastTrak TX2000 builds maximum value and reliability with
its industry-leading, best-selling Ultra ATA/133 Promise
chipset thats been thoroughly tested by virtually
every drive manufacturer. The onboard Promise BIOS auto-identifies
and optimizes attached drives, assuring maximum throughput.
RAID
Arrays For IT and Business Pros
FastTrak TX2000 continues the heritage of the Promise
ATA RAID product line with optimized data handling. Built
in to every FastTrak TX2000 is the BIOS-level FastBuild
that offers both automatic and manual array setup menus.
Build arrays for performance (RAID 0), or data protection
(RAID 1 or RAID 0+1). Changes RAID levels, delete, or
rebuild arrays quickly and easily.
Array
Monitoring For Networks or Locals
Promise redesigned our powerful array monitoring software
to give you even more tools that IT professionals use
in a simple-to-use, straightfor-ward format. Promise
Array Management (PAM) works locally or via network TCP/IP
connection to let you or your resident MIS pro monitor
array status. PAM can also be configured to send e-mail
notification of errors and maintenance events. TX2000
even monitors SuperSwap 1000 hot swap enclosures
to indicate power, temperature, and fan status.
Specifications
| Drive
Support |
Supports
Ultra ATA/133 drives; backward compatible with older
Ultra ATA and EIDE drives |
| Controller
Data Channels |
Two
independent channels assure maximum performance of
each attached drive |
| Large
LBA Mode |
48-bit
LBA supports drive sizes greater than 137GB each |
| Data
Transfer Rate |
Up
to 266MB/sec (depends on drive speed and use of multiple
drives and presence of 66MHz PCI bus) |
| RAID
Levels |
RAID
0 striping of up to 4 drives for performance
RAID 1 mirroring of 2 drives for fault tolerance
RAID 0+1 striping/mirroring of 4 drives
JBOD spanning of up to 4 drives for capacity |
| Data
Protection |
Mirrors
data to second drive or drive pair on-the-fly; offers
hot spare feature for instant rebuild of failed drive
for RAID 1 array; hot swap failed drive and rebuild
data in background for continuous PC operation |
| PCI
Bus Support |
Compatible
with 66MHz PCI motherboards; automatically backward
compatible with 33MHz; PCI 2.2 compliant |
| Disk
Array Support |
Supports
up to 4 arrays with different RAID levels; different
arrays are selectable and bootable |
| FastBuild
BIOS Auto-Menu |
Provides
auto configuration and optimization; view/create/delete
arrays; rebuilds failed disks |
| Promise
Array Management Software |
Windows-based
utility monitors status of arrays, hard drives, and
optional Promise SuperSwap 1000 enclosures via TCP/IP;
warns of drive failure; allows rebuilds of mirrored
arrays; synchronization of hard drives |
| Advanced
Monitoring |
Monitors
S.M.A.R.T. status of attached hard drives; logs array
errors and events to Windows NT/2000/XP Event Log;
supports SNMP (Microsoft and Linux Agent X); supports
Linux console output and management via Linux command
line; Linux Syslog compatible; permits e-mail notification
of errors and array events |
| O/S
Compatibility |
Windows
XP/2000/NT4/Me/9x; Novell NetWare 4.1x/5.x; RedHat
Linux 7.0/7.1/7.2; TurboLinux Server 6.5; TurboLinux
Workstation 7; SuSE Linux 7.2; OpenLinux 3.1 |
| Warranty |
2
Years |
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