Main Applications
Features
Start with simple system with LTS-60 and LTS-MAM and expand on your demand
LTS-60 deployment in a network environment dramatically streamlines workflows that involve backup, archiving, or repurposing of material.
Comprehensive file backup/archiving
Functions as an FTP server on the network, enabling Windows or OS X users to read or write any files on the unit’s LTO tape directly via FTP. Back up project files, archive video files, or perform other tasks without file type or format restrictions.
Auto-generating proxy video during archiving
Tags video files in standard MXF formats (MPEG-2 / DVCPRO / AVC-Intra / XAVC™ / Avid DNxHD® / AVCHD) or MOV files (Apple ProRes) with metadata when archiving. Offers LTR series video archiving recorder compatibility when stored on LTO tape. Thumbnails and proxy videos can be generated automatically from the MXF files*1 using the optional software. And with a “partial retrieval” function, individual MXF files*1 on an LTO tape can be retrieved for use as separate MXF files*1.
*1 QuickTime (MOV) files in case of ProRes
Complete data archiving to LTO
Archiving equipment that relies on databases or other internal file information tends to lock users into particular systems and limit LTO tape portability, making such systems less versatile. In contrast, by recording all data, including metadata, to the LTO tape*2, the LTS-60 is able to maintain flexibility and avoid system lock-in, simplifying data transfers in asset management and other applications.
*2 Requires activation of the metadata function before backup/archiving of generic files using the LTR Browser or LTS-MAM (optional software).
LTO duplication
LTO tapes written by LTS-60 or LTR series products can be duplicated. High-speed copying between LTO tapes can be achieved in three ways; using optional software (LTS-REP) and an additional, external LTO drive; connecting two units of LTS-60 and PC; or by connecting the LTS-60, an LTR series product and PC via LAN using optional software (LTS-I-CP).
Connection with LTR series products
Connecting an LTR series video archiving recorder and LTS-60 allows LTO tapes to be searched with the LTS-MAM and the tapes to be played back by mounting them onto the LTR. Ideal in emergency situations, simple processing without having to copy material to HDD allows for increased workflow efficiency.
Specifications
Recording format |
LTO-6/LTO-5*11, (File system: IBM LTFS) |
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Internal Storage |
3 TB HDD |
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Interfaces |
USB: 2.0 Series A connector x2 |
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Temperature / Humidity |
10℃ to 35℃ / 20% to 80% (no condensation) |
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Power |
100 VAC to 240 VAC, ±10%, 50/60 Hz |
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Consumption |
130 VA (128 W) at 100 VAC to 120VAC, 132 VA (125 W) at 220 VAC to 240VAC |
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Dimensions / Weight |
212 (W) x 116 (H) x 421.2 (D) mm / 7 kg |
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Accessories |
Operation manual, AC Cord retaining clip, LTO-6 tape cartridge, and LTO cleaning cartridge |
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Consumables |
Cooling fan: Replace every 3 years. Power unit: Replace every 5 years. |
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Options |
LTR Browser |
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*11 LTO WORM is not available.
*12 Yearly battery replacement is recommended wheb unit is stored without powering on for long periods
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LTO-5 |
LTO-6 |
Cartridge Size |
105 (W) x 22 (H) x 102 (D) mm |
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Capacity |
Approx. 1.5 TB (data area: 1,425 GB / 1,327 GiB) |
Approx. 2.5 TB (data area: 2,408 GB / 2,242 GiB) |
Recording capacity (theoretical value)*13 |
MPEG-2 422@HL: 50 Mbps, HD: Approx. 52 hours |
MPEG-2 422@HL: 50 Mbps, HD: Approx. 80 hours |
Response*14 |
File system information acquisition time: under 1 minute in typical case (depends on number of files on LTO tape) |
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Manufacturer | For-A |
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