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Exhibit A-2 Various types of SCSI operate at different speeds and require different bus lengths to support a certain number of devices.

	Bus speed	Bus	Max. bus lengths in meters			Max. device
	Bus speed	Bus
	MB/sec.	width
STA terms	MB/sec.	width	Single-	Differential	LVD	support
STA terms	max.	bits	Single-			support
	max.	bits	ended
			ended

Fast SCSI	10	8	3	25	NA	8

Fast/WIDE SCSI	20	16	3	25	NA	16

UltraSCSI	20	8	1.5	25	NA	8

Ultra/WIDE SCSI	40	16	NA	25	NA	16

Ultra/WIDE SCSI	40	16	1.5	NA	NA	8

Ultra/WIDE SCSI	40	16	3	NA	NA	4

Ultra2 SCSI	80	16	NA	NA	12	8

Ultra2/WIDE SCSI	80	16	NA	NA	12	16

Ultra160/WIDE SCSI	160	16	NA	NA	12	16

Ultra320 SCSI	320	16	NA	NA	12	16

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Contents

FastStream SC Atto Technology, Inc Contents Scsi Enclosure Services SES Configure Storage into RAID GroupsMonitor Storage, Configurations Phone Home Email Alerts Drive Diagnostics Appendix B Design RAID Groups Xix Manage Atto Devices, ConfigurationsAppendix E Warranty Xxvi Interface Options Additional FastStream 5300 features FastStream 5000 Series featuresRAID protection features Audio/video features Additional FastStream 5700 features Additional FastStream 5500 features FastStream SC 5300 Physical Attributes Exhibit 1.1-1 The connector side of the FastStream SC5300 SAS/SATA ports Reset/restore factory default switchOperating Temperature 5 C-40 C FastStream SC 5500 Physical Attributes LEDs on the faceplate are Do not block the enclosure’s vents. FastStream SC 5700 Physical AttributesCooling and airflow Fibre Channel ports Page Setting up Internet Explorer Install the FastStream Storage ControllerUnpacking the packing box verifying contents Installing the FastStream Uncheck the Require server verification check box Beginning initial configurationSelect Internet Options Select Initialize and Verify Drives Ensure Drive IntegrityBefore creating RAID groups After creating RAID groups Auto-Rebuild Configure Storage into RAID GroupsFeatures you may choose Preliminary steps Fault ToleranceSelecting an application Initialization Click Commit Quick Digital VideoAudio General Digital Video, General IT or Database Creating a custom setup Page Page Changing system variables Changing current user name, passwordCreating a read-only user name, password Modify System Values When you have completed your changes, click on Commit Health and Status Monitor page appears Monitor Storage, ConfigurationsHealth and Status Monitor Scsi Enclosure Services SES Configuration Display Phone Home Email Alerts Click the Set up Error Notification buttonConfiguration Exhibit 6.1-1 The Error Notification Click the Read-Only Drive Test button Drive DiagnosticsRead only drive test Click on Identify Drive Drive performance and healthIdentifying a drive attached to the FastStream Setting up SES Scsi Enclosure Services SES Identifying SES elements Use the Health and Status Monitor Monitoring SES elements Use the Manage menu Select the Monitor Enclosure Services button Deleting RAID groups Modify StorageRAID group processes Creating RAID groups Adding drives to a RAID group Adding mirrors to a RAID configurationChanging RAID configuration RAID migration Click on the Modify RAID Group Mapping button Modifying RAID group mappingModifying RAID group partitions Rebuilding RAID groups Select the Add/Remove Hot Spares button FastStream process adding or removing Hot SparesModifying RAID options Advanced CLI Removing RAID configuration dataPage Appliance Name Manage Atto Devices, ConfigurationsCreating a unique name for your FastStream Discovering, managing other Atto devices Click on the System Configuration Save/Restore button Saving or restoring a configuration Interface Options Using the ExpressNAV Storage Manager Enter Using the serial portUsing Telnet Type FastStream in the New Connection dialog box Click Upload Update FirmwarePage Appendix a CLI Provides an ASCII-based Interface Symbol/Abbreviation Indicates CLI summary CLI error messages Iii Command Default Example Ipdhcp Command Default Example AutoResume CLI command explanationsAutoMap BlockDevIdentify BlockDevCleanBoot Delay DefaultInterleave DriveTest DriveTestConfigDumpConfiguration EmailPassword EventLogFilter FCPortErrorsEthernetSpeed EventLog FCWWName FCPortListFCSCSIBusyStatus FCTargets Metrics IPSubnetMaskIsReserved MaxOpTemp RestoreConfiguration PasswordReadOnlyPassword ResetFCPortErrors RGCreate RGCancelAddStorageRGAutoRebuild RGCommit RGResumeConversion RGWaitTimeoutRGPreFetch RGRebuild RouteDisplay SaveConfigurationRMStatus Route SerialPortEcho SCSIPortResetSCSIPortResetOnStartup SerialPortBaudRate SESIdentify SESDiskFailureAlarmDefault disabled SESEnclosures TimeZone TemperatureTailEventLog Time Dvraid Digital Video RAID Appendix B Design RAID GroupsJbod Just a Bunch of Disks RAID Level 1 plus additional mirroring RAID Level 0 striping, no redundancyRAID Level 1 mirroring duplicate drives RAID Level 5 striping, parity distributed among drives RAID Level 1+0 striping, mirror spans two drivesRAID Level 4 striping, one parity drive Disk Stripe Data Cable types Connecting Scsi devices to Scsi portsAppendix C Scsi Cabling Max Bits Ended Support Declaration of Conformity Appendix D Standards and Compliances Manufacturer limited warranty Appendix E Warranty

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