Users Guide

NOTE: Different controllers support different features. The tasks displayed on the Available Tasks drop-down menu

vary depending on the controller selected. The No Task Available option is displayed when no tasks can be performed

due to controller or system configuration limitations.

Controller Tasks

The following are the list of available tasks on a controller:

• Creating A Virtual Disk

• Enabling The Controller Alarm

• Disabling The Controller Alarm

• Turning Off The Controller Alarm

• Testing The Controller Alarm

• Setting The Rebuild Rate

• Resetting Configuration

• Exporting The Controller Log File

• Foreign Configuration Operations

• Importing Foreign Configurations

• Importing Or Recovering Foreign Configurations

• Clearing Foreign Configuration

• Setting Background Initialization Rate

• Setting Check Consistency Rate

• Setting The Reconstruct Rate

• Setting The Patrol Read Mode

• Starting And Stopping Patrol Read

• Managing The Preserved Cache

• Changing The Controller Properties

• Managing The Physical Disk Power

• Managing The Encryption Key

• Converting To RAID Capable Disks

• Converting To Non-RAID Disks

• Changing The Controller Mode

• Auto Configure RAID0 Operation

Creating A Virtual Disk

Does my controller support this feature? See Supported Features.

To launch the Create Virtual Disk Express Wizard, select the Create Virtual Disk task.

Enabling The Controller Alarm

Does my controller support this feature? See Supported Features.

To enable the alarm on the controller, select the Enable Alarm task. When enabled, the alarm sounds in the event of a device failure.

Disabling The Controller Alarm

Does my controller support this feature? Supported Features.

Select the Disable Alarm task to disable the alarm on the controller. When disabled, the alarm does not sound in the event of a device

failure.

Turning Off The Controller Alarm

Does my controller support this feature? See Supported Features.

Select the Quiet Alarm task to turn off the controller alarm. However, the controller alarm remains enabled for future device failure.

Controllers