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General| Controller Type | RAID |
|---|---|
| RAID Levels | 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 60 |
| Interface | PCIe 3.0 x8 |
| Form Factor | Low Profile |
| Storage Interface | SAS/SATA |
| Cache Memory | 2GB |
| Data Transfer Rate | 6Gbps |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 55°C |
Unique product identification number for technical support.
Information on obtaining support via web, email, and phone in multiple languages.
Statements regarding FCC radio frequency interference and UL standards, plus EU, AU, CA, JP, KR compliance.
Overview of the guide, required knowledge, terminology, and information sources.
Lists included items and minimum system specifications for installation.
Details standard, array-level, and advanced data protection features.
Technical specifications and features for various Adaptec RAID controller models (Pages 19-30).
Overview of supported RAID levels, their redundancy, and performance.
Guidance on choosing compatible disk drives and necessary cables for arrays.
Describes basic installation procedures and options for OS integration.
Pre-installation checks including safety, controller features, and bracket replacement.
Step-by-step guide for installing the RAID controller, with or without cache protection.
Instructions for connecting SAS/SATA drives directly or via backplane, including SSDs.
Procedure to designate the RAID controller as the system's boot device.
Steps for creating new arrays using ARC utility, maxView Storage Manager, or ARCCONF.
Steps to configure the created array as a bootable volume.
Instructions for creating bootable driver disks for various OSs.
Detailed steps for installing drivers on Windows, Linux distributions, Solaris, FreeBSD, and VMware.
Guide to creating driver disks for OSs requiring them.
Procedure for installing the RAID controller driver on an existing Windows system.
Steps for installing drivers on Red Hat, Cent OS, SuSE, Fedora, Debian, and Ubuntu.
Introduces maxView Storage Manager, ARCCONF, and ARC utilities for storage management.
Utility for updating, saving, or verifying controller firmware.
Guidance on selecting the appropriate utility for different tasks and OS environments.
Initial steps to diagnose and resolve installation or usage issues.
Monitoring drive status and procedures for recovering from disk drive failures.
Explains SAS terms, ports, phys, communication, and compares SAS to SCSI.
Details SAS connectors, cable types, and how drives are identified.
Explores direct-attach, backplane, and expander connections.
Details non-redundant (RAID 0), mirrored (RAID 1, 1E), and parity-based (RAID 5, 5EE, 50, 6, 60) arrays.
Table comparing RAID levels based on redundancy, disk usage, performance, and hot spares.
Explains the Ctrl-A and uEFI/HII interfaces for the ARC utility.
Steps for creating new arrays, managing existing ones, and making arrays bootable.
Guides on modifying power management, cache settings, and controller configurations.
Procedures for initializing, rescanning, securely erasing, and uninitializing disk drives.
Outlines requirements and compatibility notes for the AFU utility.
Instructions for using the menu-based and command-line versions of the AFU.
Explains AFU commands like LIST, SAVE, UPDATE, VERIFY, VERSION, and HELP.
Pin assignments for LED and I2C connectors on Adaptec RAID 6405/6445.
Details connectors for Adaptec RAID 6805/6805Q, 6405E, 6805E/6805E R5, 6405T, 6805T/6805TQ, and 7xxx series.
Guidelines for personal safety and preventing electrostatic discharge damage.
Details ambient temperature, humidity, DC voltage, and current requirements for controllers.
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