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What is SLR75 Data Tape?
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SLR75 Data Tape is a half-inch LTO backup cartridge offering 75 GB native and up to 150 GB compressed capacity, using Semi-Linear Recording technology for reliable, high-density storage.
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What are the native and compressed capacities of SLR75 Data Tape?
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SLR75 Data Tape provides 75 GB of native capacity and supports up to 150 GB of data when hardware compression is applied.
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What is the data transfer rate of SLR75 Data Tape?
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SLR75 Data Tape delivers sustained transfer rates up to 3 MB/s native (6 MB/s compressed) under optimal drive conditions.
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Which tape drive models support SLR75 Data Tape?
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SLR75 Data Tape is compatible with Exabyte VXA-1, VXA-2 and various Hewlett-Packard DLT/SLR hybrid drives that list SLR-75 support in their specifications.
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Is SLR75 Data Tape backward compatible with older SLR drives?
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Yes. SLR75 Data Tape is backward compatible with most SLR-9000 and SLRx-series drives when the firmware version supports SLR-75 format.
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What is the archival lifespan of SLR75 Data Tapes?
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When stored per manufacturer guidelines, SLR75 Data Tapes maintain data integrity for up to 30 years in a controlled environment.
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How should I store SLR75 Data Tapes for maximum longevity?
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Store SLR75 Data Tapes vertically in a cool (16–25 °C), dry (20–50% RH) place, away from magnetic fields, direct sunlight and extreme vibrations.
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What environmental conditions are optimal for SLR75 Data Tape?
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Optimal storage conditions for SLR75 Data Tape are 16–25 °C temperature and 20–50% relative humidity with minimal dust and no direct UV exposure.
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How reliable is SLR75 Data Tape for long-term backup?
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SLR75 Data Tape offers a bit-error rate of 1x10^-8 and uses Reed-Solomon error correction, delivering enterprise-grade reliability for archival and backup.
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What error correction technology does SLR75 Data Tape use?
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SLR75 Data Tape employs Reed-Solomon forward error correction and helical-scan read/write head alignment for robust data integrity.
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Can I use SLR75 Data Tape for offsite disaster recovery?
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Yes. SLR75 Data Tape’s high capacity, durability, and long archival lifespan make it well suited for offsite disaster-recovery and air-gap solutions.
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How do I maintain and clean my SLR75 tape drive?
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Use manufacturer-approved cleaning cassettes after every 25–50 tape loads, following drive LED indicators and cleaning instructions in your drive documentation.
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Are there any known compatibility issues with SLR75 Data Tape?
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Compatibility issues are rare when using certified SLR-75 tape media and up-to-date drive firmware; always verify drive firmware release notes for SLR-75 support.
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How can I verify the integrity of data on SLR75 Data Tape?
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Run a tape verification job or checksum utility in your backup software to compare written data against source files, ensuring end-to-end integrity.
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What is the typical price per SLR75 Data Tape cartridge?
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SLR75 Data Tape cartridges typically range from $15 to $25 each, depending on volume purchases and vendor pricing agreements.
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Where can I purchase genuine SLR75 Data Tapes?
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Purchase authentic SLR75 Data Tapes from authorized distributors, OEM partners, or reputable online retailers that certify genuine media compliance.
