Intel® will no longer provide interactive support for these products via telephone or e-mail

Product Discontinuance.pdf

Product overview, including descriptions and diagrams of the integrated features
Technical Product Specifications [PDF]

1-3: Controller startup was successful.

4: Possible disk failure. Run Storage Console to check status.

2-2: Memory or firmware issue. Perform a firmware recovery.

raid_rplmt_guide.pdf

This controller cannot perform hardware clustering

Settings Default Value
Cache On
Delayed Write On
BIOS Enabled
BIOS Warning Level Fatal errors
SETUP from Flash-RAM Enabled
Display On
Supported BIOS Drives 2
CD-ROM Boot Disabled
Memory Test Standard
Halt on Firmware messages On
SES Support Enabled
Immediate Hard Disk start On
Chn. SCSI-A: Termination Set by jumper or N/A (dependent upon the specific RAID controller)
Chn. SCSI-A: SCSI-ID 7
Chn. SCSI-A: Domain Validation On
Periodic Parity Verify None

This is expected behavior

CTRL+E during boot-up to enter the RAID OptionROM > Main > Configure > View/Add configuration > Press 'Enter' on the port > Import the configuration

Storcon > F4 for Advanced > Configure Physical Devices > ESG-SHV SCA HSBP > Enclosure Slot Configuration > Select drive slot > Enter to include the drive in the SAF-TE configuration

Use the Email Notification option in the RAID Configuration Service. This uses SMTP instead of MAPI to send the email notification.

The firmware version 2.36.07-R05F provides support for the Intel® SATA backplane. It shows the LED status on the Intel® SATA four ports drive cage through the 10-pin header cable: Solid - Drive Online // Blinking - Drive activity // Off - Drive failure SATA 1.0 specification does not support hard drive Hot Plug. However, SATA 2.0 specification has the support for Hot Plug. Currently, most hard drives comply with the SATA 1.0. When performing Hot Plug with a SATA 1.0 hard drive, the data on the drive may be corrupted which could result in a catastrophic loss of data or a need to perform a rebuild. Firmware 2.36.07-R05F prevents the problem by recognizing that a drive has been removed or reinserted. It automatically starts drive rebuild if necessary.

firmwareup.pdf

HW_INSTALL.pdf

install_rh8.pdf

The port configuration needs to be imported to be recognized by Intel® Embedded RAID Technology I before a RAID array can be created or deleted.

Enter the RAID OptionROM (CTRL+E during boot) > Main menu > Configure > press ‘Enter’ on the port > Import the configuration

IRSG.pdf

LASTSTAT.pdf

'+5V @ 0.25 Amps = 1.25W

+3.3V @ 2.5 Amps = 8.25W

raiddemo.exe

RAID 0 - Disk Striping
RAID 1 - Disk Mirroring
RAID 4 - Disk Striping with Parity on a Dedicated Drive
RAID 5 - Disk Striping with Distributed Parity
RAID 10 - Combination of RAID 0 & RAID 1

RAID_TSG.pdf

.txt or .evt files can be read with any plain text editor.

Disable PM2 and SSC features on the SATA hard drive.

In StorCon, under Advanced Setup > Configure Controller, press < F4 > to silence alarm. In StorCon+, in the Physical Configuration view, right click on the icon of the controller requiring alarm deactivation. Click Silence to deactivate alarm.

The hotkey option to enter the Option ROM is disabled by default.

To display this option, the Intel® Quiet or Silent Boot options need to be disabled in the BIOS. This will disable the Intel splash screen during POST displaying the hotkey option for the option ROM.

SRCS14L_THOL_30.pdf

ta-507.pdf

TA_617.pdf

TA_618.pdf

TA_620.pdf

ta7431.pdf