Adaptec 7220ss User Guide
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Configuring the Controller
Locking the Cache
Some host OSs disable the write-back cache of the controller,
resulting in degraded performance. You can stop this from
happening by enabling the Cache Lock. (The default setting is
Disabled.)
resulting in degraded performance. You can stop this from
happening by enabling the Cache Lock. (The default setting is
Disabled.)
To enable the cache lock:
1
From the System Menu, select Configuration Menu and press
Enter
Enter
.
The Configuration menu appears.
Table 5-2 Alarm Thresholds
Alarm Threshold
What To Do When the Alarm Sounds
CPU temperature
Warning—0°C–5°C
and
65°C–70°C
Shutdown—0°C, 70°C,
<0°C, and >70°C
and
65°C–70°C
Shutdown—0°C, 70°C,
<0°C, and >70°C
■
Check Adaptec Disk Array
Administrator to confirm what the alarm
means. See
Administrator to confirm what the alarm
means. See
■
Check the ambient temperature and
lower it, if needed. Ambient temperature
should be less than 45°C.
lower it, if needed. Ambient temperature
should be less than 45°C.
Onboard temperature
Warning—0°C–5°C
and
45°C–50°C
Shutdown—0°C, 50°C,
<0°C, and >50°C
and
45°C–50°C
Shutdown—0°C, 50°C,
<0°C, and >50°C
■
Same as above for the CPU temperature.
VCC voltage
Warning—5V -3.5%
and +6.5%
Shutdown—5V -6.5%
and +10%
and +6.5%
Shutdown—5V -6.5%
and +10%
■
Check Adaptec Disk Array
Administrator to confirm what the alarm
means. See
Administrator to confirm what the alarm
means. See
■
If it is a warning alarm, let the controller
continue to operate.
continue to operate.
■
If it is a shutdown alarm, turn off the
power to the controller and send it for
service.
power to the controller and send it for
service.
12V voltage
Warning—12V -8%
and +8%
Shutdown—12V -10%
and +10%
and +8%
Shutdown—12V -10%
and +10%
■
Same as above for the VCC voltage.