Create Eco-Schedule - Fujitsu Eternus DX100 S3 User Manual

Chapter 3 Configuration Settings and Display
3.1 RAID Group Management > create eco-schedule

create eco-schedule

An Eco-mode schedule is a schedule that applies Eco-mode functions. The Eco-mode schedule specifies the
time that a disk motor is rotated (it does NOT specify when the motor will be turned off). A maximum of 64
Eco-mode schedules can be created. One Eco-mode schedule consists of a maximum of 8 Eco-mode schedule
events (at least one Eco-mode schedule event is required in one Eco-mode schedule). This command can
create one Eco-mode schedule and only one Eco-mode schedule event. If two or more Eco-mode schedule
events are created and defined, use the "set eco-schedule" command. Refer to the following:
Max 64
Eco-mode schedules
...
Eco-mode schedules
Schedule-Event #1
Schedule-Event #2
Schedule-Event #3
Schedule-Event #4
Schedule-Event #5
Schedule-Event #6
Schedule-Event #7
Schedule-Event #8
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Syntax
create eco-schedule -name
every-week,{mon|tue|wed|thu|fri|sat|sun},{mon|tue|wed|thu|fri|sat|sun} | specific-day,
specific-week,
-event-from
■ Parameter
-name
-event-type This parameter specifies the Eco-mode schedule event type.
schedule_name
MM
,{1st|2nd|3rd|4th|last},{mon|tue|wed|thu|fri|sat|sun},{mon|tue|wed|thu|fri|sat|sun}}
hhmm -event-to hhmm
This parameter specifies the Eco-mode schedule name. Only one Eco-mode schedule name can
be specified. For details, refer to
schedule_name
Eco-mode schedule name
every-day The Eco-mode schedule is applied to every day. A suboperand is not required.
Example: -event-type every-day
every-week The Eco-mode schedule is applied to every week. This format is "every-
week,STA,END". The start day of the week (STA) and the end day of the week
(END) are separated by a comma (,). The day of the week must be specified in
the following format. The end day of the week must be after the start day of the
week. The first day starts from Monday.
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