Installation guide
Chapter 2. CLI Syntax Reference
104 3ware SATA+SAS RAID Controller Card CLI Guide, Version 10.2
/cx/bbu show attribute [attribute ...] where attributes are:
batinst|bootloader|cap|fw|lasttest|pcb|ready|serial|
status|temp|tempstat|tempval|volt
/cx/bbu show all 
/cx/bbu test [quiet] 
Warning: Can take up to 24 hours to complete. Write cache
will be disabled during the test.
/cx/bbu enable 
/cx/bbu disable [quiet] 
/cx/bbu show
The /cx/bbu show command presents a summary report on the specified BBU 
object. 
Example:
 //localhost> /c0/bbu show
 Name OnlineState BBUReady Status Volt Temp Hours LastCapTest 
 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 bbu ON No Testing OK OK 72 01-Apr-2010 
The command output indicates that the battery capacity was last measured on 
01-Apr-2010. The battery typically lasts for 72 hours from the last tested date. 
In this example, the BBU unit is currently testing the battery. Both voltage 
and temperature are normal. The BBU is not ready to backup the write cache 
on the controller (due to the testing). (For complete information about the 
BBU, see the user guide that came with your 3ware RAID controller).
/cx/bbu show attribute [attribute ...]
The /cx/bbu show attribute command shows the current setting of one or 
more of the given attributes on the BBU board. You can specify one or many 
attributes. If you specify an invalid attribute, the loop terminates. Possible 
attributes are: batinst, bootloader, cap, fw, lasttest, pcb, ready, status, serial, 
temp, volt. 
/cx/bbu show batinst
The /cx/bbu show batinst command shows the date when the current battery 
was installed. 
Note: If the BBU is either not present or disabled, the following is shown after the 
command: //localhost> /c0/bbu show.
Error: (CLI:053) Battery Backup Unit is not present.










