Areca 24/4 Internal/External Port Pcie 3.0 12 Gb/s SAS/SATA Raid Controller 2Gb Cache - Manual (Page 65)

BIOS CONFIGURATION
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3.7.2.9 Raid Set Information
To display RAID set information, move the cursor bar to the de-
sired RAID set number, then press the Enter key. The “Raid Set
Information” will appear. You can only view information for the
RAID set in this screen.
I/O Port Addr : 28000000h, F2(Tab): Select Controller, F10: Reboot System
ArrowKey Or AZ:Move Cursor, Enter: Select, ESC: Escape, L:Line Draw, X: Redraw
Areca Technology Corporation RAID Controller
Main Menu
Quick Volume/Raid Setup
Raid Set Function
Volume Set Function
Physical Drives
Raid System Function
More System Functions
Hdd Power Management
Ethernet Configuration
Alert By Mail Config
View System Events
Clear Event Buffer
Hardware Monitor
System information
Raid Set Function
Raid Set Function
Raid Set
Delete Raid Set
Expand Raid Set
Offline Raid Set
Activate Raid Set
Create Hot Spare
Delete Hot Spare
Rescue Raid Set
Raid Set Information Raid Set Information
Select Raid Set To Display
Raid Set # 000 :3/3 Disk: Normal
Raid Set # 001 :9/9 Disk: Normal
Raid Set # 003 :8/8 Disk: Normal
Raid Set # 004 :3/3 Disk: Normal
Raid Set # 005 :3/3 Disk: Normal
Raid Set # 006 :3/3 Disk: Normal
Raid Set # 007 :3/3 Disk: Normal
Raid Set # 000 :3/3 Disk: Normal
The Raid Set Information
Raid Set Name : Raid Set #000
Member Disks : 20
Raid State : Normal
Raid Power State : Operating
Total Capacity : 5800.0GB
Free Capacity : 5600.0GB
Min Member Disk Size : 290.0GB
Supported Volumes : 128
Member Disk Channels : .E3S1.E3S2.E3S3.
E3S4.E3S5.E3S6.E3S7.
3.7.3 Volume Set Function
A volume set is seen by the host system as a single logical de-
vice; it is organized in a RAID level within the controller utiliz -
ing one or more physical disks. RAID level refers to the level of
data performance and protection of a volume set. A volume set
can consume all of the capacity or a portion of the available disk
capacity of a RAID set. Multiple volume sets can exist on a RAID
set. If multiple volume sets reside on a specified RAID set, all
volume sets will reside on all physical disks in the RAID set. Thus
each volume set on the RAID set will have its data spread evenly
across all the disks in the RAID set rather than one volume set
using some of the available disks and another volume set using
other disks.