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Peripherals

 
Name Location Dat Drive Exabyte Drive CD Capability Other Peripherals
alcor Rm. 257 DDS-3 EL820* CD-ROM Floppy
alfirk Rm. 257 DDS-4 EL820* CD-ROM Floppy
capella Rm. 209 DDS-4 EL820* CD-ROM Floppy
dubhe Rm. 211 DDS-4 EL820* CD-ROM Floppy
hamal Rm. 209 DDS-4 EL820* CD-ROM, DVD-Writer Floppy
jasmine Rm. 321/Library None None CD-ROM None
maximus Rm. 321/Library None None CD-ROM, DVD-Writer Floppy, Color Printer, Scanner
megrez Rm. 257 DDS-4 EL820* CD-ROM, DVD-Writer Floppy
mizar Rm. 211 DDS-4 EL820* CD-ROM, DVD-Writer Floppy
optimus Rm. 251 None None CD-ROM, DVD-Writer Floppy
phecda Rm. 211 DDS-4 EL820* CD-ROM Floppy
primus Rm. 251 None None CD-ROM, CDR-Writer Floppy
signout Rm. 174 None None CD-ROM, DVD-Writer Floppy, Scanner, Card Reader
tesuque Rm. 209 DDS-3 EL820* CD-ROM Floppy
thuban Rm. 209 DDS-4 EL820* CD-ROM Floppy
winesap (public mac) Rm. 352B None None CD-ROM Floppy
zaurak Rm. 209 DDS-4 EL820* CD-ROM Floppy

 * Drives read both low and high density tapes but can only write high density tapes. Will eject write-enabled low-density tapes.

Note: To avoid confusion and potential loss of data, the use of any of the tape drives should be coordinated with the designated user of the system it is attached to.   All computers and tape drives in public areas are labeled with their names.   If there is more than one tape drive on a system, please be careful to specify the right name for the drive you are attempting to use.

Content reviewed on: 26-April-2007
Reviewed by: K. Scott Rowe & Marie Glendenning

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