Serial Ata (Sata) Host Bus Adapter; Sata Hot Swap Backplane - Intel SSR212MA Technical Product Specification

Intel® Storage System SSR212MA
1.3

Serial ATA (SATA) Host Bus Adapter

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The Intel Storage System SSR212MA ships with two 8 port PCI-X to SATA Host Bus Adapters.
Each SATA HBA board provides the following feature set:
Feature
Number of ports
Serial ATA Bus Speed
Serial ATA Data Transfer rate
PCI Bus width and speed
PCI Data transfer rate
RAID Levels
SDRAM Support
Cache function
Hot Spare Pool
Hot Swap
Enclosure Management Support
Basic Input-Output (BIOS) RAID
Management Tools
RAID Management Tools
Battery Back Up option
Please refer to the Intel® RAID Controller SRCS28X Hardware Users Guide
available at http://support.intel.com
1.4

SATA Hot Swap Backplane

The SATA Hot Swap backplane board provides the following feature set:
Feature
Supports up to 12
drives.
Enclosure
Management
Controller
FRU/Configuration
SEEPROM
Drive Status LEDs
Revision 1.4
8, using a single Marvell* 88SX6081 controller
are utilized per HBA in SSR212MA.
1.5 and 3.0 Gb/s
150 MB/s and 300 MB/s
64-bit, 133 MHz
1066 MB/s
0, 1, 5, 10, 50
128 MB ECC DDR333 SDRAM
Write-back, Write-through, Adaptive Read Ahead, Non-Read Ahead, Read
Ahead, Cache I/O, Direct I/O
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes, via BIOS RAID Management Tools
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Yes, via Intel Storage Control Console (SCC)
Yes, with 72 hour minimum hold up time
for more information.
Slots provided for docking up to twelve 1.5 or 3.0 Gigabits per second (Gb/s)
Serial ATA hot swap hard drives
• On-board Vitesse* VSC055 micro-controller with 256Kbit external SRAM
memory2 SATA Host Controller I
• SATA and SATA-II extension compatibility
• Hot swap support for up to 12 SATA Drives
A Vitesse* VSC055* provides a serial EEPROM memory for storage of
configuration and product FRU information.
Support for separate drive status LEDs that are visible at the front of each drive
carrier. These LED's indicate the following:
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Green LED –
ON, Activity.
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•
Amber LED –
ON, drive fault.
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Description
NOTE: Only 6 of the 8 ports
Description
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C Interfaces
Feature Summary
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