EMC CX700, CX500, CX300 manual Setting Battery Test Time, Changing the Default Battery Test Time

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Setting Battery Test Time

Setting Battery Test Time

You can now set the battery test time, so that each week the SP runs a battery self-test to ensure that the monitoring circuitry is working in each standby power supply (SPS) or battery backup unit (BBU) of the storage system. While the test runs, storage-system write caching is disabled, but communication with the server continues. I/O performance may decrease during the test. When the test is finished, storage-system write caching is re-enabled automatically. The factory default setting starts the battery test at 1:00 A.M. on Sunday, based on the management station’s time zone. You can change this setting using the procedure below.

Changing the Default Battery Test Time

To change the default battery test time, do the following:

1.In the Manager’s Enterprise Storage dialog box, click the Storage tab.

2.Double-click the icons for the storage system and standby power supply components in which the battery resides.

3.Right-click the battery component icon on which you want to set the test time, and then click Set Test Time.

4.In the Test Day box, type or select the day of the week that you want the test to run.

5.In the Test Time box, enter the time of day that you want the test to start as follows:

a.To set the hour, click on the hour and then use the up- and downarrows to set the value.

b.To set the minutes, click on the minutes and then use the up- and downarrows to set the value.

c.To set the test time to AM or PM, click AM or PM and then use the up- and downarrows to set the value.

6.Click OK to apply the changes and close the dialog box.

Click Help in the dialog box to display descriptions of each property in the dialog box.

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EMC CLARiiON CX300, CX500, and CX700 Initialization Guide

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Contents Initialization Guide EMC CLARiiON CX300, CX500, and CX700 Storage SystemsInitialization Overview HostRequirements for Initial Setup Service Laptop Requirements Setting Up the Service Laptop Physical ModemSetting Up the Dial-Up PPP Support Windows 2000 Environment Select Dont Detect my Modem I will select it from a listSetting Up Dial-Up Networking Windows 2000 Environment Network Connection Wizard opensClick Connect directly to another computer, then click Next Click PropertiesClick the Networking tab Start Settings Control Panel Modems Highlight Dialup Networking S... and click PropertiesClick Configure Setting Up Dial-Up Networking Windows NT 4.0 EnvironmentSet the Initial speed bps to Clear the check box Use another port if busy Set Accept any authentication including clear text to onSelect the Server assigned IP address option Initializing the Storage System SP a SP BTurn the service laptop on Initialization StepsFor Windows On the laptop, select My Computer Dial-up NetworkingStorage Processor Networking Configuration Setup Screen SP a You will set security in a later step Network Configuration Confirmation Screen SP a On the laptop, select My Computer Dial-up Networking Storage Processor Networking Configuration Setup Screen SP B Click Apply Settings Network Configuration Confirmation Screen SP B SP Properties screen opens, as shown in Figure Confirm SP B SP Properties dialog box opens SP B PropertiesSetting the Port Speed Remove the Null modem cable from SP B and connect it On the laptop, select My Computer Dial-up Networking EMC CLARiiON CX300, CX500, and CX700 Initialization Guide Setting Battery Test Time Changing the Default Battery Test TimeInstalling Optional Navisphere 6.X Software Connecting the Service Laptop to the SP LAN PortInstalling Software Options MirrorViewUI SnapViewUI SANCopyUI AnalyzerUIStorage System Properties dialog box opens Setting Initial Security Parameters 10.42.12.1002162/setupUsing the Serial Cable Via the Serial Port Alternate Method 192.168.1.1/setupMaking Management and Switch or Host Connections LANConnecting a Fibre-Optic Switch or Fibre Channel Host Connecting the Fibre-optic Switch/Host Cables CX700 ShownConfiguring Your Host Server and Storage System Trademark Information