Tekram DC-390U2W PCI SCSI-kaart **Refurbished**

The Tekram DC-390U2W stands out among Ultra2 Wide SCSI host adapters for its dual internal connectors and universal PCI voltage support, making it a versatile choice for legacy systems that still rely on SCSI storage. Unlike many single-bus cards, this refurbished adapter handles both LVD and SE devices simultaneously, preserving compatibility with older peripherals while delivering 80 MB/s throughput on the wide bus.

Highlights

• Ultra2 Wide SCSI (U2W) with 80 MB/s maximum data transfer rate
• Symbios Logic 53C875 chipset for proven reliability
• One 68-pin LVD/SE internal, one 50-pin SE internal, and one 68-pin LVD/SE external connector
• 32-bit PCI 2.1/2.2 interface with universal 3.3V/5V support
• Bootable BIOS and Plug & Play for easy installation
• Supports up to 15 SCSI devices

In daily use

Installing the DC-390U2W is straightforward: the card fits a standard full-height, half-length PCI slot and auto-configures resources. The onboard BIOS allows booting from SCSI hard drives, while the LVD/SE auto-sensing ensures stable operation with both modern LVD drives and legacy SE devices. Whether connecting a tape drive, scanner, or external storage enclosure, the card delivers consistent performance without the need for complex termination settings.

Full specifications

• Interface Type: PCI
• SCSI Standard: Ultra2 Wide SCSI (U2W)
• Max Data Transfer Rate: 80 MB/s
• SCSI Bus Type: LVD (Low Voltage Differential) / SE (Single-Ended)
• Internal SCSI Connectors: 1x 68-pin LVD/SE, 1x 50-pin SE
• External SCSI Connectors: 1x 68-pin LVD/SE
• Chipset: Symbios Logic 53C875
• PCI Standard Compliance: PCI 2.1 / 2.2
• PCI Bus Width: 32-bit
• PCI Voltage Support: 3.3V / 5V Universal
• Number of Supported SCSI Devices: Up to 15
• Form Factor: Full-height, Half-length PCI Card
• Bootable BIOS: Yes
• Plug & Play (PnP): Yes
• Operating System Support: Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP, Novell NetWare, Linux
• Product Condition: Refurbished

Final note

This refurbished Tekram DC-390U2W has been tested and verified for full functionality, offering a cost-effective way to maintain or upgrade legacy SCSI systems.