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IBM Travelstar 3GN DYKA-22160 and DYKA-23240 User's Manual

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Discover high-performance 2.5-inch compact hard drives designed for demanding portable computing environments. This manual provides comprehensive technical specifications, covering advanced features like S.M.A.R.T., load/unload heads, and ultra-high data transfer rates up to 93.5 Mbits/s. It includes detailed information on power consumption, electrical interfaces, memory management, and physical robustness. Ideal for system integrators and IT professionals requiring reliable, high-capacity storage solutions for mobile computing, multimedia applications, or secure industrial units.

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IBM OEM Storage Products

Travelstar 3GN DYKA-22160 and DYKA-23240

The latest 2.5" disk drives from IBM provide up to 3240MB in a slim 9.5mm high package. Using the latest MR head technology, IBM’s patented No-ID sector formatting, the SMART function and advanced power saving modes and IBM’s new ‘Load/Unload heads’ technology, IBM provides high performance, high capacity drives, particularly suited to the mobile computing market, and its increasing application of multimedia.

Applications

M High performance portable computers M Non-IT - process control/fax M Removable/secure storage units.

Features Benefits

M 2160/3240MB at (512 bytes/sector) M High capacity in slim 2.5 Inch form factor

M Enhanced IDE interface with Ultra-DMA data transfer Popular interface with excellent performance M Single word:mode 2 (8.3MB/sec) M Multi word:mode 2(33.3MB/sec) M PIO data transfer - mode 4(16.6MB/sec)

M Shock 700G(1ms) non-operational M Robust design for portable computing applications M Shock 150G(2ms) operational

M Media data rate 56.2-93.5 Mbits/s M Excellent data rate across disk surface M Rotational speed 4200 rpm M Average seek 13 milliseconds (Read)

M Magneto resistive heads M High areal density, low component count

M No-ID sector formatting M More data stored per track, increased sustained data transfer rate M PRML Data channel

M 90KB segmented buffer with write cache M Fast access to data and improved throughput M Enhanced ECC on the fly M High reliability

M Advanced power saving modes M Low power for battery powered applications (0.65 watt at idle state)

Load/unload heads Increased durability during power save modes and non-operation

M Spin up 2.8 sec (typical) M Fast recovery from standby

M S.M.A.R.T. function M Protection of user data

Page Summary Contents For IBM Travelstar 3GN DYKA-22160 and DYKA-23240 User's Manual

Page 1 IBM OEM Storage Products Travelstar 3GN DYKA-22160 and DYKA-23240 The latest 2.5" disk drives from IBM provide up to 3240MB in a slim 9.5mm high package. Using the latest MR head technology, IBM’...
Page 2 Electrical Connector Locations Data Organisation (Logical) DC Power Requirements DYKA Nominal Supply + 5 volts Drive Address Head Number Power Supply Ripple Jumper positions are available at the (0-20...
Page 3 Sleep (E6) 11 HDO3 I/O 12 HD12 I/O Command Description Sleep* (99) 13 HDO2 I/O 14 HD13 I/O The following Commands are supported SMART Disable Operations (B0) 15 HDO1 I/O 16 HD14 I/O by the Drive: SMAR...
Page 4 It is possible to turn on and off “+5V N.B. When the heads are unloaded, respond to a new command within 40 LOGIC” by an external switch circuit to they rest in a small detent. To prevent milliseconds...
Page 5 C-Tick Mark complies with Australian parameters, S.M.A.R.T. devices employ EMC standard, AS/NZS 3348:1995 sophisticated data analysis algorithms CLASS-B. to predict the likelihood of near - term degra...
Page 6 IBM OEM Europe PO Box 41 North Harbour Portsmouth Hampshire PO6 3AU United Kingdom Telephone: (44) 1705 561000 IBM Corporation Storage Systems Division 5600 Cottle Road San Jose, CA 95193 (408) 256-80...

Manual Details

Brand IBM
Pages 6
File Size 105.32 KB
Published May 23, 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the primary applications for these storage drives?

They are suited for mobile computing, process control/fax, and removable/secure storage units.

How does the SMART function benefit the user?

It protects user data and prevents unscheduled system downtime by monitoring predictable degradations or faults.

What is the average spin-up time when the drive is initialized?

The typical spin up time is 2.8 seconds.

Are these drives resistant to physical shock during use?

They offer robust design for portable computing, providing Shock 700G(1ms) non-operational and Shock 150G(2ms) operational resistance.