SIIG Serial ATA 4-Channel PCI Bedienungsanleitung

Serial ATA 4-Channel RAID

Quick Installation Guide

04-0370B

Introducing the Serial ATA 4-Channel RAID

The Serial ATA 4-Channel RAID is an ultra high-speed

four channel Serial ATA controller for use in Pentium

class computers. It achieves burst data transfer rates up

to 150MB/s (1.5Gb/s) and supports various brands of

hard disk drives with capacities greater that 137GB.

Features and Benefits

• Compliant with Serial ATA Specification, revision

1.0

• Compliant with PCI Specification, revision 2.2

• Provides four independent channels to support up

to four Serial ATA drives

• Co-exists with on-board Ultra ATA controller

• Supports 32-bit wide PCI bus at 66MHz

• Supports RAID 0 (striping), RAID 1 (mirroring) and

RAID 10 (mirroring+striping) RAID Arrays and

Single and JBOD modes

• Lower pin count and voltage requirement, plus

better cabling over traditional Parallel ATA make

Serial ATA the controller of the future

SystemRequirements

• Pentium® orequivalentcomputerwithone available

PCI slot

• Windows®2000 / XP (32-/64-bit) / Server 2003

(32-/64-bit) / Vista (32-/64-bit)

PackageContents

• Serial ATA 4-Channel RAID

• 4 Serial ATA data cables (1M)

• 2 Dual Connector Serial ATA power cables

• 2 "Y" split power cables

• DriverCD

• Quick Installaton Guide

Layout

Figure 1. Serial ATA 4-Channel RAID layout

Serial ATA

Connectors

CN4 CN3

CN2

CN1

Hard Disk

LED Pins

Hardware Installation

General instructions for installing the card are provided

below. Since the design of computer cases and

motherboards vary, refer to your computer’s reference

manual for further information, if needed.

Static electricity discharge may permanently damage

your system. Discharge any static electricity build up in

your body by touching your computer case for a few

seconds. Avoid any contact with internal parts and

handle cards only by their external edges.

1. Turn OFF the power to your computer and any

other connected peripheral devices.

2. Unplug the power cord from the back of the

computer.

3. Remove your computer’s cover.

4. Remove the slot bracket from an available PCI slot.

5. To install the card, carefully align the card's bus

connector with the selected PCI slot on the

motherboard. Push the board down firmly, but

gently, until it is well seated.

6. Replace the slot bracket's holding screw to secure

thecard.

7. Now go to Device Connection to connect your

Serial ATA hard disk drives.

DeviceConnection

It is recommended to use identical hard drives for all

RAID configurations, however, it's possible to combine

hard drives of different sizes and makes.

1. Install your hard disk drive(s) in the chassis.

2. ConnecttheSerial ATA harddiskdrive tothesystem

power supply using the included Dual Connector

Serial ATA power cable.

3. Connect one end of the Serial ATA data cable to the

hard disk drive.

Figure 2. Hard disk drive connections

4. Attach the other end of the Serial ATA data cable to

the Serial ATA connector on the Serial ATA

4-channelRAID.

Serial ATA cable

Power cable adapter

Figure 3. Connecting the Serial ATA cable

5. Follow the same instructions to connect up to four

hard drives. Device connection is now complete.

Note: If it is your desire to monitor disk activity of

the Serial ATA hard drives, you may at this time

connect the hard disk LED of the system case to the

Hard Disk LED Pins on the Serial ATA controller,

see Board Layout on page 2for the location of the

pins. All four Serial ATA Connectors activate the

LED. For most systems connect the Red wire to the

pin farthest from the mounting bracket.

6. Replace the computer cover and reconnect the

power cord. Go to RAID Arrays to configure the

RAIDBIOS.

RAID Arrays

RAID Arrays are setup in the Serial ATA 4-Channel RAID

BIOS.

RAID 0 (Striping)

This RAID array to be used on New/Blank hard drives.

Striping will destroy existing data on the hard drive.

For Manual Configuration

1. AstheBIOSbootspressCtrl+S orF4 whenprompted

to enter the RAID BIOS.

2. At the next screen select Create RAID Set, then

press Enter.

3. Select RAID0, then press Enter.

4. Select the number of drives then press Enter.

5. Select Manual configuration then press Enter.

6. Select chunk size from 4k, 8k, 16k, 32k, 64k or 128k,

then press Enter.

7. Select the first drive, press Enter.

8. Select the second drive, press Enter.

9. If applicable select the 3rd and 4th drives pressing

enter after each selection.

10. After selecting the last drive, you are asked Are You

Sure (Y/N)?, press Yto accept.

11. Press Ctrl+E to exit the BIOS.

12. When asked Are you sure to exit (Y/N)?, press Yto

exit.

13. Continue with Fdisk and Format steps as if you

were installing a conventional hard drive.

For Auto Configuration

The default chunk size is 64k when selecting Auto

configuration.

1. AstheBIOS bootspressCtrl+S orF4whenprompted

to enter the RAID BIOS.

2. At the next screen select Create RAID Set, then

press Enter.

3. Select RAID0, then press Enter.

4. Select the number of drives then press Enter.

5. Select Auto configuration, then press Enter.

6. When asked Are You Sure (Y/N)?, press Yto accept.

7. Press Ctrl+E to exit the BIOS.

8. When asked Are you sure to exit (Y/N)?, press Yto

exit and reboot.

9. Continue with Fdisk and Format steps as if you

were installing a conventional hard drive.

RAID 1 (Mirror)

For New/Blank Hard Drives

1. AstheBIOS bootspressCtrl+Sor F4when prompted

to enter the RAID BIOS.

2. At the next screen select Create RAID Set, then

press Enter.

3. At the next screen select RAID1 then press Enter.

4. Select Auto configuration, then press Enter.

5. When asked Are You Sure (Y/N)?, press Yto accept.

6. Press Ctrl+E to exit the BIOS.

7. When asked Are you sure to exit (Y/N)?, press Yto

exit and reboot.

8. Continue with Fdisk and Format steps as if you

were installing a conventional hard drive.

For Existing Hard Drives with Data

1. AstheBIOS bootspressCtrl+Sor F4when prompted

to enter the RAID BIOS.

2. At the next screen select Create RAID Set, then

press Enter.

3. At the next screen select RAID1 then press Enter.

4. Select Manual configuration, then press Enter.

5. Select the Source drive, press Enter.

6. Select the Target drive, press Enter.

7. Select Create with data copy, then press Enter.

8. Select online copy, then press Enter.

Note: Selecting Online Copy builds the mirror

while in Windows. Selecting Offline Copy builds

the mirror before exiting the RAID BIOS.

9. When asked Are You Sure (Y/N)?, press Y.

10. Press Ctrl+E to exit the BIOS.

11. When asked Are you sure to exit (Y/N)?, press Yto

exit.

Note: If during restart the RAID BIOS reports an

incomplete Mirror set, disregard the message,

continue booting, and let the Mirror rebuild.

Creating a SPARE Drive

When a hard drive failure occurs in a mirror set, the auto-

rebuild feature enables a drive designated as SPARE to

become the new member of the mirror set.

1. During boot press Ctrl+S or F4 to enter the RAID

BIOS.

2. Select Create RAID Set press Enter.

3. Select SPARE DRIVE, then press Enter.

4. Select the single hard drive then press Enter.

5. WhenaskedAre YouSure (Y/N)?,pressYtoconfirm.

6. Press Ctrl+E to exit.

7. When asked Are you sure to exit (Y/N)?, press Yto

exit.

The SPAREdrive will notbe seen byWindows, however,

it remains in the background waiting to rebuild the

mirror in the event of a hard drive failure.

Rebuilding a Failed Mirror Set

Whenafailuretoonememberoccurs, you will be notified

either by the RAID BIOS during boot or by the SATA

Raid GUI while in Windows. The steps below will guide

you in rebuilding a failed mirror set.

1. Replace the failed drive(s) with one of equal or

greater capacity, then start the computer.

2. During boot press Ctrl+S or F4 to enter the RAID

BIOS.

3. Select Create RAID set then press Enter.

4. Select SPARE DRIVE then press Enter.

5. Select the replacement drive then press Enter.

6. WhenaskedAreYouSure (Y/N)?,pressYtoconfirm.

7. Press Ctrl+E to exit.

8. When asked Are you sure to exit (Y/N)?, press Yto

exit.

Note: If during restart the RAID BIOS reports an

incomplete RAID set, disregard the message,

continue booting, and let the Mirror rebuild.

RAID 10 (Mirror+Striping)

This RAID set is used on New/Blank hard drives, do not

useexisting hard drive(s)withdata. To create aMirrored-

Striped set four hard drives are required.

For Manual Configuration

1. AstheBIOSbootspressCtrl+SorF4 whenprompted

to enter the RAID BIOS.

2. At the next screen select Create RAID Set, then

press Enter.

3. Select RAID10 then press Enter.

4. Select Manual configuration, then press Enter.

5. Select chunk size from 4k, 8k, 16k, 32k, 64k or 128k,

then press Enter.

6. Select the first drive, press Enter.

7. Select the second drive, press Enter.

8. Select the third drive, then press Enter.

9. Select the fourth drive, then press Enter.

10. Select Create without data copy then press Enter.

11. When asked Are You Sure (Y/N)?, press Yto accept.

12. Press Ctrl+E to exit the BIOS.

13. When asked Are you sure to exit (Y/N)?, press Yto

exit.

14. Continue with Fdisk and Format steps as if you

were installing a conventional hard drive.

For Auto Configuration

The default chunk size is 64k when selecting Auto

configuration.

1. AstheBIOS bootspressCtrl+Sor F4when prompted

to enter the RAID BIOS.

2. At the next screen select Create RAID Set, then

press Enter.

3. Select RAID10 then press Enter.

4. Select Auto configuration, then press Enter.

5. When asked Are You Sure (Y/N)?, press Yto accept.

6. Press Ctrl+E to exit the BIOS.

7. When asked Are you sure to exit (Y/N)?, press Yto

exit and reboot.

8. Continue with Fdisk and Format steps as if you

were installing a conventional hard drive.

Rebuilding a Failed RAID 10 Set

Whenafailuretoonememberoccurs, you will be notified

either by the RAID BIOS during boot or by the SATA

Raid GUI while in Windows. The steps below will guide

you in rebuilding a failed RAID 10 set.

1. Replace the failed drive(s) with one of equal or

greater capacity, then start the computer.

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