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Revision as of 09:11, 4 August 2016
Applies To
This information applies to
- IP xx11 with mSata slot ( IP311, IP411 IP811 IP0011 IP3011 )
- mSata modules for the IPxx11 should consume less than 2500mW to avoid high temperatures in the gateway.
- The powerconsumption depends on the IO activity of the card, usually it is higher during write.
- Larger mSata modules also need more current.
- Some mSata modules reduce throughput if the temperature is too high.
- Write endurance is another important parameter to consider when selecting a mSata module
- mSata state can be checked with the linux smartmontools package
More Information
The modules where tested by writing a 5GByte file with the linux DD command. The write speed and POE current consumption were measured.
- Apacer 32G mSata module APSDM032GM1HN-GTM1 http://www.digikey.de/product-search/en?mpart=APSDM032GM1HN-8TM&v=1582
- datasheet http://eflash.apacerus.com/spec/SATA/mSATA/mSATA_H1-M.pdf
- max power 600mW
- write speed 125Mbyte/s
- Transcend 32G http://www.amazon.de/Transcend-MSA370-interne-mSATA-256GB/dp/B00K64I1ZG
- datasheet http://de.transcend-info.com/products/images/modelpic/576/TSXGMSA370_V13%20Datasheet.pdf
- max power 1050mW
- write speed 45Mbyte/s
- SanDisk Z400 32G ATA-9
- SanDisk SD8SFAT032G1122, Z2201000, max UDMA/133
- datasheet https://www.sandisk.com/content/dam/sandisk-main/en_us/assets/resources/enterprise/data-sheets/Z400s_datasheet_mainstream-v1_3.pdf
- max power 950mW
- write speed 44Mbyte/s