Configurable Disk Drive Scsi Parameters; Configurable I/O Controller Scsi Parameters - Intel SRCZCR - RAID Controller Storage Hardware Installation And User's Manual

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2.5

Configurable Disk Drive SCSI Parameters

When a SCSI hard disk drive is initialized the first time by the RAID controller, its SCSI
parameters are automatically set to their optimal settings. Most settings are set
automatically and can not be configured manually. To view or configure disk drive SCSI
parameters from the Storage Console, choose Advanced Setup
Devices
Table 2-1. Configurable Disk Drive SCSI Parameters
Parameter
Synch.
Transfer
Synch.
Transfer Rate
Disconnect
Tagged
Queues
Disk Read
and Write
Cache
2.6

Configurable I/O Controller SCSI Parameters

When the controller starts up, its SCSI parameters are automatically set to their optimal
settings. Manual configuration is not required. However, you can customize I/O SCSI
parameters for each channel on the controller by using the Storage Console menu
Advanced Setup > Configure Controller > Controller Settings.
Table 2-2. Configurable I/O Controller SCSI Parameters
Parameter
Domain Validation
16
Select Physical Drive
Setting/
Configuration
Value
Enabled /
Automatic
Disabled
Speed
Automatic
(MB/sec)
Enabled /
Automatic
Disabled
On / Off
Automatic
On / Off
Configurable
Setting/Value
On / Off
SCSI Parameter/Initialize.
This setting when enabled allows the controller to
operate in synchronous transfer mode
Allows for the setting of the speed for the SCSI
hard disks (up to 320 MB/sec for U320 drives).
No matter the setting, the SCSI bus will negotiate
the fastest speed up to this setting. Lowering the
setting will force the disk drive to transfer at the
lower speed.
Enabling this setting allows for the disk drive to
disconnect from the SCSI bus when it's not
participating in a transfer. This allows for optimal
bus utilization by all devices on the bus.
When enabled, this feature allows the SCSI disk
drive to execute more than one command at a
time.
For performance reasons, the Read Ahead and
Write cache of the hard disk drives should always
be on. This is the default setting.
Description
When this is set to On , Domain validation allows for a
cyclical check of the correct data transfer at a given rate for
the respective channel.
For ultra320, the SRCZCR controller supports Basic,
Enhanced, and Margined Domain Validation. For ultra160,
the SRCZCR controller supports Basic and Enhanced
Domain Validation.
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