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General| Controller Type | RAID Controller |
|---|---|
| Maximum Number of Drives | 32 |
| Supported Drive Types | SAS, SATA |
| Form Factor | Low Profile |
| RAID Levels | 0, 1, 5, 10 |
| Cache Memory | 512MB |
| Data Transfer Rate | 6Gbps |
| Operating System Support | Windows Server, Linux, VMware |
| Interface | PCIe 2.0 x8 |
| Ports | Two internal mini-SAS HD connectors (SFF-8087) |
Lists chapters and appendices of the document, outlining its structure.
Explains how to install the ServeRAID-M device driver for operating systems.
Explains configuration, monitoring, and maintenance of the ServeRAID-M controller.
Directs users to read safety information before installation.
Explains how caution and danger statements are labeled and cross-referenced.
Details the hazard of electrical current from cables and precautions to avoid shock.
Provides a general introduction to the ServeRAID M5110 controller and its purpose.
Details the controller's architecture, ports, and limitations.
Explains the Integrated MegaRAID (iMR) and MegaRAID (MR) operational modes.
Describes typical usage scenarios for the controller.
Highlights the advantages of the SAS interface technology.
Summarizes the controller's key benefits and features.
Lists the detailed technical hardware specifications of the controller.
Guides users on how to obtain technical assistance and support.
Lists the necessary items and prerequisites for controller installation.
Outlines simplified installation steps for experienced users.
Provides comprehensive step-by-step instructions for controller installation.
Explains how to cable the controller to the drive backplane.
Guides on configuration and driver installation post-installation.
Describes the controller's architecture, PHY, and PCI Express interface.
Details the physical board layout and identifies various connectors.
Presents general characteristics including ROM, EEPROM, data transfers, and SCSI features.
Lists detailed technical specifications like processor, voltage, card size, and supported drives.
Provides steps to solve problems and information to gather before contacting support.
Explains how to access and use the provided documentation for troubleshooting.
Directs users to Lenovo's website for up-to-date product and support information.
Details how to get telephone assistance for software, usage, and configuration issues.
Explains how to obtain hardware service through Lenovo resellers or IBM.
Provides contact information for IBM Taiwan product service.
Lists proprietary names and brands associated with Lenovo and other companies.
Clarifies technical terms and provides important context for specifications.
Offers guidance and resources for responsible recycling of IT equipment.
Details regulatory compliance for connecting the product to telecommunication networks.
Details notices related to electronic emissions and compliance for various regions.
Outlines FCC regulations and compliance for Class A digital devices.
Specifies compliance with Canadian standards for Class A digital apparatus.
Class A product warning for potential radio interference in domestic environments.
Confirms adherence to EU electromagnetic compatibility directives and standards.
Details German regulatory compliance for Class A devices and installation.
States compliance with Japan's VCCI standard for Class A products.
Equipment is for business use (Type A), not home use in Korea.
Class A product warning for potential radio interference in residential settings in Russia.
Warning for Class A products in China regarding potential radio interference.
Advises users in Taiwan about potential RF interference in residential environments.
Defines technical terms from active termination to Fusion-MPT architecture.
Defines technical terms from host to PCI Express.
Defines technical terms from peripheral devices to SAS.
Defines technical terms from SATA to striping.
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