344 MB SCSI Hard Drive (250-4163) Features Faxback Doc. # 5126 The 344MEG hard drive with embedded SCSI controller is a 5" Winchester disk drive that provides 344 megabytes of formatted capacity. In addition to 344MEG capacity, the drive provides high performance and reliability-with Mean Time Between Failure of 40,000 hours. The embedded SCSI controller in the drive conforms with the ANSI Small Computer System Interface Standard and Common Command Set. Manufacturer: CDC 94171 CPUs Tandy 3000/4000/5000 MINIMUM SYSTEM The 344 MEG hard drive requires a full-height 5" expansion slot for installation. 3000/4000: SCSI Host Adapter (25-4161) - with addition of 64 Head SCSI BIOS (AXX-7005) 5000: Microchannel SCSI Host Adapter (25-6060) SUPPORT Radio Shack PRODUCT ADVANTAGES * Low audible noise. * Low power consumption. * Vertical or horizontal mounting. * 40,000 hour MTBF. * No adjustments or preventive maintenance. PRODUCT FEATURES * 16.5 - millisecond average seek * Embedded SCSI controller * Asychronous/synchronous SCSI data bus * 48-bit error correction code * Automatic reallocation of media defects * Sealed, ultra-clean, head/disk/actuator chamber * Balanced rotary voice coil actuator * Closed-loop, dedicated servo system * Dedicated head-landing zone * HDA humidity control * Automatic actuator restraint/shipping lock * Shock mounted HDA The SCSI hard disk drive is an internal fixed disk storage device for the Tandy 3000/4000 computers. The hard disk drive significantly increases the storage capacity of your computer. All the computers in the Tandy 3000/4000 series can support one or two hard disk drives. Note that to support a SCSI hard disk, your system must include a SCSI bus host adapter board. This board is available as an option (25-4161) for the Tandy 3000, 3000 HL, and Tandy 4000 computers. You should install this hard disk drive and any other internal disk drive you are adding to your computer before you install the host adapter board. Refer to your operating system and application manuals for specific instructions on storing and accessing your programs on hard disk. (abo-07/29/93)