Load Time; Unload Time; Search Time; Rewind Time - Sony AIT-SDX560 Product Specifications Manual

5.25" model
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2. Specification

Load Time

2.3.4.
Load Time means the period from the time when the operator inserts a cassette into the drive to the time when the
drive is ready. The data in the below table represents the average time for SDX-560V. The time it may take for
retrying is not reflected here.
TAITE-20N
(98m)
Load Time
80 sec

Unload Time

2.3.5.
Unload Time means the period from the beginning of the unload sequence caused by Unload Command or Eject
button to the time when a cassette is ejected from the slot. Unload Time does not include Rewind time. The data in
the below table represents the average time for SDX-560V. The time it may take for retrying is not reflected here.
TAITE-20N
(98m)
Unload Time
25 sec
2.3.6.

Search Time

Search Time means the period for the drive to find the position that is required by a command. This time also
depends on the tape length and the position of the head along the tape. The data in the below table represents the
average time for SDX-560V. The time it may take for retrying is not reflected here.
TAITE-20N
(98m)
Search Time
60 sec

Rewind Time

2.3.7.
Rewind Time means the period from the beginning to the end of rewinding sequence. This value depends on the
tape length and the position of the head along the tape. The data in the below table represents the average time for
SDX-560V. The time it may take for retrying is not reflected here.
TAITE-20N
(98m)
Rewind Time
55 sec

Error Rate

2.3.8.
The un-correctable bit error rate is expected to be less than 1 in 10 to the 17th.
2.3.9.

Retry Limits on Rewrites

For Read-after-Write error correction, each frame can be rewritten up to a maximum of 63 times giving 64 writes of
the frame.

2.3.10. Definition of Failure

A failure is defined as any permanent manufacture of the drive that prevents the user from retrieving data from tape.
This includes failure to power up, failure to unload or eject a cassette, or failure to write and read data to and from the
tape, providing that both the drive and tape are being used within specification.
Faults are not considered failures when they are related to operator error mishandling and abuse, system-related
faults (cabling problems unsupported systems, operating software and so on) no trouble found, and transportation
damage.
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SDX1-25C
SDX1-35C
TAIT1-40N
(170m)
(230m)
14 sec
14 sec
SDX1-25C
SDX1-35C
TAIT1-40N
(170m)
(230m)
20 sec
20 sec
SDX1-25C
SDX1-35C
TAIT1-40N
(170m)
(230m)
85 sec
120 sec
SDX1-25C
SDX1-35C
TAIT1-40N
(170m)
(230m)
(186m)
80 sec
105 sec
TAIT1-40C
SDX2-50C
(186m)
(186m)
(230m)
80 sec
14 sec
14 sec
TAIT1-40C
SDX2-50C
(186m)
(186m)
(230m)
25 sec
20 sec
20 sec
TAIT1-40C
SDX2-50C
(186m)
(186m)
(230m)
105 sec
80 sec
120 sec
TAIT1-40C
SDX2-50C
(186m)
(230m)
90 sec
90 sec
105 sec
SONY AIT-2 Turbo drive SDX-560V series Ver.1.0
TAIT2-80N
TAIT2-80C
(186m)
(186m)
25 sec
14 sec
TAIT2-80N
TAIT2-80C
(186m)
(186m)
25 sec
20 sec
TAIT2-80N
TAIT2-80C
(186m)
(186m)
105 sec
80 sec
TAIT2-80N
TAIT2-80C
(186m)
(186m)
90 sec
90 sec

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