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Quantum LTO-1 : 100/200GB Ultrium Tapes (MR-L1MQN-01)

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Description & Specifications

Quantum LTO Ultrium Gen 1
100GB Native 200GB Compressed

Quantum LTO Ultrium Tapes are available from LTO-1 to LTO-8 formats, either as prelablled or as unlabelled tapes.

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Quantums LTO Ultrium media is manufactured to the highest industry standards for quality and reliabilityensuring high performance and durability, whether used for primary backup or long-term archive.

A pioneer of the LTO Consortium, Quantum is committed to the continued development of the LTO platform. Quantums comprehensive media quality monitoring and extensive interoperability testing ensures cross-platform compatibility, optimal performance, and reliability whether youre using a Quantum tape drive, library, or other LTO-compatible hardware.
Quantums LTO Ultrium media is compliant with all media integrity analysis utilities. You can add another level of protection throughout the lifecycle of your data with the Advanced Media Usage Report and Extended Data Life Management (EDLM) features available in Quantum LTO Ultrium media. Media analysis and usage reports provide a view of the media condition for an entire media pool used within a specific tape library, even those in off-site storage. EDLM is a unique Scalar®automation feature designed to ensure the media integrity of cartridges placed in long-term archival or vaulted storage that are no longer used during normal operations. When your critical data is involved, its important to have a complete health record of your media.
LTO Ultrium Write Once, Read Many (WORM) media cartridges are available to meet todays stringent regulatory and compliance requirements. Combined with native AES 256-bit encryption on LTO-8, LTO-7, LTO-6, LTO-5, and LTO-4 drives, WORM cartridges physically prevent data from being overwritten or tampered with once it is written to the deviceproviding a reliable, accurate, and scalable data integrity solution

compatibility

Tape Drive	LTO-1 Media	LTO-2 Media	LTO-3 Media	LTO-4 Media	LTO-5 Media	LTO-6 Media	LTO-7 Media	LTO-7 M8	LTO-8	Universal Cleaning
LTO-1 Tape Drive	Read/Write
LTO-2 Tape Drive	Read/Write	Read/Write
LTO-3 Tape Drive	Read Only	Read/Write	Read/Write
LTO-4 Tape Drive		Read Only	Read/Write	Read/Write
LTO-5 Tape Drive			Read Only	Read/Write	Read/Write
LTO-6 Tape Drive				Read Only	Read/Write	Read/Write
LTO-7 Tape Drive					Read Only	Read/Write	Read/Write
LTO-8 Tape Drive							Read/Write	Read/Write	Read/Write

Specifications

Characteristics	LTO-1	LTO-2	LTO-3	LTO-4	LTO-5	LTO-6	LTO-7	LTO-8	LTO UCC
Recording Format	LTO-1	LTO-2	LTO-3	LTO-4	LTO-5	LTO-6	LTO-7	LTO-8	Cleaning
Part No. Unlabelled	MR-L1MQN-01	MR-L2MQN-01	MR-L3MQN-01	MR-L4MQN-01	MR-L5MQN-01	MR-L6MQN-01	MR-L7MQN-01	MR-L8MQN-01	MR-LUCQN-01
Part No Labelled	MR-L1MQN-BC	MR-L2MQN-BC	MR-L3MQN-BC	MR-L4MQN-BC	MR-L5MQN-BC	MR-L6MQN-BC	MR-L7MQN-BC	MR-L8MQN-BC	MR-LUCQN-BC
Native Capacity	100 GB	200 GB	400 GB	800 GB	1.5 TB	2.5 TB	6 TB	12 TB	-
Compressed Capacity	200 GB	400 GB	800 GB	1.6 TB	3.0 TB	6.25 TB	15 TB	30 TB	-
Assume Compression	2 Ratio 1 (2:1)	2 Ratio 1 (2:1)	2 Ratio 1 (2:1)	2 Ratio 1 (2:1)	2 Ratio 1 (2:1)	2.5 : 1	2.5 : 1	2.5 : 1	-
Data Transfer Rate ( Native/Compressed) MB/s	20/40	40/80	80/160	120/240	140/280	160/400	300/750	360/900	-
Tape Length (meters)	609	609	680	820	846	846	960	960	-
Material	Metal Particle(MP)	Metal Particle(MP)	Metal Particle(MP)	Metal Particle(MP)	Metal Particle(MP)	Barrium ferite (BaFe)	Barrium ferite (BaFe)	Barrium ferite (BaFe)	-
Variants	Read Write (RW)	Read Write (RW)	Read Write (RW), Write once Read Many (WORM)	Read Write (RW), Write once Read Many (WORM)	Read Write (RW), Write once Read Many (WORM)	Read Write (RW), Write once Read Many (WORM)	Read Write (RW), Write once Read Many (WORM)	Read Write (RW), Write once Read Many (WORM)	-
Archival Life	30 Years	30 Years	30 Years	30 Years	30 Years	30 Years	30 Years	30 Years	-
Warranty	Limited Lifetime Warranty as specified by Manufacturer	Limited Lifetime Warranty as specified by Manufacturer	Limited Lifetime Warranty as specified by Manufacturer	Limited Lifetime Warranty as specified by Manufacturer	Limited Lifetime Warranty as specified by Manufacturer	Limited Lifetime Warranty as specified by Manufacturer	Limited Lifetime Warranty as specified by Manufacturer	Limited Lifetime Warranty as specified by Manufacturer	Max 50 Cleanings Per Tape

FAQ

What is the difference between Native and compressed capacity of LTO tapes?

Data to be written on the tape is compressed before its written. If the data is highly repetitive, it will have high compression ratio ( a Text file will be compressabile, a BMP image is highly compressible). But if the data is already compressed ( say you have tarred or Zipped the data already), it won't be further compressible.

For Data That's non compressed you will see capacity higher than the native capacity. For data that's already compressed you will capacity close to the native capacity.

TLDR : Native capacity is what is guaranteed. You might get Compressed capacity , ormore than the compressed capacity depending on how compressible your data is.

What is a typical Compression ratio ?

Upto LTO-5 the compression ratio was defined as 2:1. It assumed that 100GB data for example could be compressed to 50GB. From LTO-6 onwards the Compression ratio is defined as 2.5:1.

Compression ratio always depends on the data you are writing. A tar file can't be further compressed for example, whereas a file of repetitive data can be compressed beyond 3 or 4 times.

What is the meaning of Limited Lifetime Warranty ?

For the lifetime of the Media, its covered by warranty by manufacturer. Typically the useful lifetime of the media will be defined in years and number of read/write mounts. Refer to the vendor website for more details on warranty.

Can I use a newer LTO media in my old Tape drive ?

No, There is no forward Compatibility. Which means Your can't use LTO-9 media (when its launched) in your LTO-8 tape drive. To use LTO-9 Media you would have to upgrade your tape drive to LTO-9 tape drive.

Can I use my old Media in new tape drive ?

Yes, LTO Drive are backward compatible to 2 previous generations. Each New LTO tape drive is Read/Write compatible to previous generation and Read only Compatible to generation before that. For Exmaple LTO- 7 tape drive is RW compatible to LTO-6 and Read-Only LTO-5. This way you know that any old media you have ( upto 2 prior generations) is also compatible. The only Exception is LTO-8 Drive which is not compatible with LTO-6.

Can I use LTO-6 Tape Media in my LTO-8 drive ? Why is the LTO-8 drive not backward compatible to 2 previous Gens

LTO-8 tape drive is the only tape drive which is not comaptible with 2 previous generations. However it has a special functionality - it can format your LTO-7 Media as a 50% high capacity LTO-7 type M media

What is LTO-7 type M Media ?

LTO-8 tape drive can Format a previously unused LTO-7 media as LTO-7 type M media. The advantage is that instead of 6TB native capacity, it would yield 9TB compressed capacity. This media however is only writable in LTO-8 tape drive.

That's 50% more capacity for LTO-7 media at the same price.

Can you give me pre-labelled custom Labels for LTO tapes ?

Yes, we can provide you Custom Labels from Tri-Optics ( The world's largest and only IBM and HP authroized Media Label). We can further offer you labels in series you want ( Say AUH001 to AUH100) .

if you want the tapes to be pre-labelled from Quantum, go with the part numbers ending with BC instead of 01. lead time on prelabelled tapes is 2 weeks

What is the difference between LTO tapes using Metal Particle (MP) and Barium Ferrite (BaFe) ?

All the older Generation LTO tapes use Metal Particle technology. This technology has limitations in how densly you can pack data on a single tape.
Starting LTO-6 , Dell Shifted to BaFe.

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Quantum LTO-1 : 100/200GB Ultrium Tapes (MR-L1MQN-01)

Quantum LTO-1 : 100/200GB Ultrium Tapes (MR-L1MQN-01)

Description & Specifications

compatibility

Specifications

FAQ

What is the difference between Native and compressed capacity of LTO tapes?

What is a typical Compression ratio ?

What is the meaning of Limited Lifetime Warranty ?

Can I use a newer LTO media in my old Tape drive ?

Can I use my old Media in new tape drive ?

Can I use LTO-6 Tape Media in my LTO-8 drive ? Why is the LTO-8 drive not backward compatible to 2 previous Gens

What is LTO-7 type M Media ?

Can you give me pre-labelled custom Labels for LTO tapes ?

What is the difference between LTO tapes using Metal Particle (MP) and Barium Ferrite (BaFe) ?

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