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Fusion D800RAID with Sonnet PCI Express
RAID controller |
| Do
you need pure, unadulterated speed, ultimate redundancy, or
something in between? It’s your choice—Fusion 800RAID systems
support RAID 0, 1, 4 (DV RAID), 5, 10, 50, and JBOD groups. Fusion
800RAID systems even support hot spares—a designated hot spare
drive automatically replaces the failed one without you having to
lift a finger. All this flexibility is accomplished without
switches—a simple to use configuration utility enables you to
optimize your setup for specific workflow requirements. |
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- Up to 577 MB/sec
read, 625 MB/sec write data transfers (configured as RAID 0)
- Up to 514 MB/sec
read, 557 MB/sec write data transfers (configured as RAID 5)
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| Sonnet
Fusion F2 |
Sonnet
Tempo™ SATA Express34 host card |
| Speed,
reliability, ruggedness, and convenience—these are the essential
qualities of a storage system for on-location video capture. When
you need to travel light, choose a Sonnet Fusion™ F2 portable SATA
RAID storage system. Providing 640GB of storage in a small
enclosure, Fusion F2 uses eSATA connections to deliver the fastest
performance yet from a 2-drive portable storage system, with data
transfer rates up to twice as fast as FireWire. By connecting Fusion
F2 through a SATA host adapter like Sonnet’s Tempo
SATA ExpressCard/34, your notebook’s FireWire 800 port is left
open for use by an AJA® Video Systems Io HD, which requires
dedicated use of FireWire bandwidth. Fusion F2 is cool, quiet, and
energy-efficient: side-by-side placement of its drives increases the
metal case’s cooling surface area, thereby eliminating the need
for a fan, and allowing it to be bus-powered so it can be used even
when no grid power is available.
Connected to a Sonnet Tempo SATA
ExpressCard/34 installed in a MacBook® Pro, and with its drives
configured as a RAID 0 striped volume, the compact Fusion F2 is
capable of 126 MB/sec sustained read and write data transfers, fast
enough to handle multiple streams of ProRes 422 (HQ)! Compared to
the slower 66 MB/sec performance from a pair of drives connected via
FireWire 800, the advantage is clear—Fusion F2 provides you the
capability to capture and play more streams of compressed video for
field editing. With its drives configured as a RAID 1 mirrored
volume, Fusion F2 still can capture Apple ProRes 422 (HQ) HD fed
from an AJA Io HD. This protected mode also enables you to safely
transfer data from Panasonic® P2, Sony® SxS Pro, or similar memory
cards in the field. Verifying captured footage on a MacBook
Pro/Fusion F2 system will provide you the peace of mind to erase and
reuse cards on location |
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Sonnet
Fusion
D400Q |
Sonnet
Tempo™ SATA Express34 host card |
| The
Fusion D400Q enclosure employs a high performance SATA II port
multiplier to manage the enclosed drives—just a single locking
cable connects the enclosure to a SATA host controller card. This
efficient interface simplifies setup and cuts cable clutter without
compromising performance. No SATA? No problem—connected via a
single FireWire 800, FireWire 400, or USB cable, all four drives can
be accessed at the full speed of the respective interface. There is
no need to reformat when changing from one interface to another,
regardless of the configuration. |
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Tempo SATA Express 34 can support sustained write and read data
transfer speeds of 100 and 110 MB/sec, respectively, which is about
three times as fast as USB 2.0 or FireWire. |
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