Troubleshooting Basic Checks, Bios Setup

SSD SATA 5000 2.5"	Product Manual
	Rev 0.7

8.1Troubleshooting

Most disk problems are caused by improper disk installation. If a problem arises, the following should be checked:

Cable:

oImproper cable has been used

oCables are too long to support the transfer rate o Improper cable connection to the device

Device connector: Improperly locked

Power supply: Below SSD requirements

Verify that the disk is enabled in the BIOS. In most new BIOSs, there is an option for drive auto-identification.

Poor disk performance may be due to one of the following:

Check that Write Caching is enabled in the drive under the category Properties.

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Contents

Product Manual Preliminary, Rev Table of Contents Supported ATA Commands Key Features IntroductionGeneral Description Block Diagram SanDisk SSD Sata 5000 2.5 Block Diagram Interface General Product SpecificationsThis datasheet refer to the 8, 16, 32, 64GB version Capacity Power Consumption Efficiency Power CharacteristicsPower Consumption Supply Voltage Mechanical Physical CharacteristicsSanDisk SSD Sata 5000 2.5 Mechanical Dimensions and Weight Mounting Instructions Installation Orientation SanDisk SSD Sata 5000 2.5 Mechanical Drawing Humidity Environmental SpecificationsTemperature Vibration Regulations AltitudeAcoustics SSD does not generate any acoustic noise 0dB FCC 47CFR part 15 subpart B class B Directive 73/23/ECC for product safety Directive 89/336/EECRoHS Parameter Standard Preventive Maintenance Reliability CharacteristicsError Rate Product Life Interface Pin Function Description Pin AssignmentSanDisk SSD Sata 5000 2.5 Pin Assignment DAS Command Code Supported ATA CommandsCommand Name Set Features ATA standard Security commands ATA standard power management commands Troubleshooting Basic Checks Bios SetupSlow Drive Performance Ordering Information Example SanDisk SSD Sata 5000 2.5 64GB SDS5C-064G-000010SanDisk SSD Sata 5000 2.5 Ordering Information SSD Sata 5000