Toggle Locater Leds; Using The Rocket Series Hba Uefi Command Line (Uefi Cli Tool); Uefi Setting Utility - HighPoint Rocket 700 Series User Manual

4.2.6 Toggle Locater LEDs

The Locate LED function is used to identify the physical location of a hard drive or SSD by flashing the corresponding LED.
Note: This function can only be used on motherboards with backplanes that support SGPIO.
1. Select the disk to be located and press Enter, When the <Locator> appears behind the disk, it means that the toggle
locater LED is successful. At this point, the backplane light of the slot where the disk is located starts blinking.
2. Press Enter again, the <Locator> disappear, and the back panel light of the slot where the hard disk is located is off.
3. You choose to locate one or more disks, you can use the Turn off all locater(s) to turn off the lights together.

4.3. Using the Rocket Series HBA UEFI Command Line (UEFI CLI Tool)

4.3.1 UEFI Setting Utility

1. Preparing the USB Flash Drive：
When preparing the USB flash dive, make sure to format the USB partition as FAT32. If another file
system is used, the USB drive may not be properly recognized, and will not appear as an option under
the motherboard's UEFI BIOS menus.
2. Preparing the UEFI Package：
The package must be unzipped directly to the root of the bootable USB flash drive (do not extract the
contents to a new folder). All of the following items must be present in the root of the USB flash drive.
For example (R710)
Note: If the above content is not present in the root directory, the UEFI boot device will not be properly
recognized
3. Insert the USB flash drive into the appropriate USB port.
4. Under the Boot Mode settings, select UEFI.
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