Ciprico 6500 Set, Defaults, Rpt As, Recover, Temp, Critical, Auto, Megometer, On/Off, Array Name

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	SET	Setting theto		<(6	returns the array to its factory default
DEFAULTS		settings for
		0(2))*0(7(5				and
		537	. The default for this option is 12.
RPT AS			$65(&29(5is set to 21when it is necessary for Unit Attention
RECOVER		conditions to be reported as Recovered Errors rather than with a Unit Attention.
		This is determined by the needs of the operating system and the driver. Default
		is	.
	TEMP	Use this option to change the temperature at which the array will issue an alarm
WARNING		and warning display (:, the warning threshold for overheating conditions. This
		temperature warning can be set in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit, and refers to
		the temperature detected by the sensor on the controller board.
	TEMP	In addition to the temperature warning (:), there is another, higher temperature
CRITICAL		at which the array’s drives are automatically shut down (50 degrees Celsius).
		This&95is the￿critical:5,7($55$(<&3527) 1over$0-temperature&77(03:￿81,7$threshold.51,1*$77(17,21￿The7(03￿7(03$&5,7,&/$50&5,7,&￿$537/$/$6
		menu option allows you to enable or disable this automatic shutdown feature.
		Positions are 21and 2)). (When 2)), the unit attention and alarm are still
		issued but the array does not shut down.)
	AUTO	The megometer feature displays the array’s current data transfer rate in
MEGOMETER		megabytes per second. Because transfer rates vary considerably from moment
(ON/OFF)		to moment, the rate shown is actually the average transfer rate for a two-second
		period. This averaging yields a more accurate representation of overall transfer
		performance.
		When the megometer is 21, the transfer rate is the default display unless some
		other message preempts it. When you switch the megometer display 2))the
		transfer rate will not display until you switch it 21again.
			Note When you select the auto megometer display, it will not take effect
			until the next subsystem reset or power cycle has occurred.
ARRAY NAME		Use this option to specify a logical name or designator for the array. This feature
		is a convenience where multiple array units are used and need to be

distinguished from one another with assigned names. The array name is a user- definable 14-character string, and is displayed on line 1 in place of 21/,1(. The displayed name will be replaced by error messages or menu selection titles when active.

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