HC Receiver/Drive OEM Module

• All metal construction

• 100,000+ removal cycles

• 8-bit SCSI Fast and 16-bit SCSI Wide modules

• Shock isolated removable 3.5" SCSI drive modules

• Extended temperature versions

• User selectable SCSI ID in receiver, 
  drive module remains autonomous

• LED Power and Select indicators

• Drive module power cycling via front panel switch and/or thumbscrew

• Drive module Write-Protect option

• Floppy and DAT drive modules available

• FCC class A, CE and UL listed

Our rugged 5.25" half-height HC (High Cycle) module brings frequent insertion/removal capabilities to your system. Ideal for OEM applications requiring rapid, frequent swaps. Macrolink's patented SCSI DisConnect® technology brings you true hot swap removal for your secure and rugged needs. The "Direct SCSI Attach" version of the HC Receiver assembly provides a reduced depth version for space restricted installations.

LP Receiver/Drive OEM Module

·         All metal construction

·         1,000,000 insertion/removal cycles

·         Shock isolated drive mounting

·         8-bit & 16-bit UltraSCSI support

·         User selectable SCSI ID in receiver, drive module remains autonomous

·         LED Select indicators

·         FCC class A, UL listed

Our LP (Low Profile) series drive modules and receiver assemblies bring removable hard disk storage to your system in a rugged, compact, and lightweight package where frequent and rapid device removal is required.

The LP receiver with half-height adapter option allows it to be easily installed in any standard 5.25” peripheral mounting bay.

The LP series accept any 3.5” low-profile (1”) SCSI disk drive.

In-Line SCSI Disconnect Modules

• Single-Ended/Single-Ended and Single-Ended/Differential versions

• 8-bit SCSI Fast and 16-bit SCSI Wide options

• On-board or remote TERM power

• TERM power protected by self-resetting fuses

• Remote control connector

Macrolink's in-line patented SCSI Disconnect modules provide SCSI bus isolation in shared device/hosts environments. Devices can be physically or logically removed from the bus while guaranteeing uninterrupted operation of the remaining connected devices. In addition, a differential SCSI bus can be converted to single-ended.