Quick Reference Guide

Option Sub-option Arguments Description
--
memorypowermod
e
min, 978, 800,
1067, 1333, max
Allows you to set memory power and
performance management to minimum
power mode, maximum power mode, 978
Mhz, 800 Mhz, 1067 Mhz, or 1333 Mhz.
A:>syscfg power --profile=custom
--memorypowermode=min --
setuppwdoverride
--fanpowermode
min, max
Allows you to set the fan algorithm to the
minimum power optimized or maximum
performance optimized mode.
A:>syscfg power --profile=custom
--fanpowermode=min --
setuppwdoverride
NOTE: Set the value of profile to
custom to change the values of
cpupowermode , memorypowermode ,
and fanpowermode.
--profile
NA
Displays the profile set and the respective
profile parameters.
--cap
NOTE: This
option is
available only
with the
appropriate
installed
license.
Displays the values of budgetcap, and the
maximum and minimum power thresholds in
Watts.
--
cap<budgetcap>
--unit<unit>
NOTE: This
option is
available only
with the
appropriate
installed
license.
<budgetcap> is the
limit for power
consumption in
Watts, or btuphr, or
percent.
<unit> is the unit of
the <budgetcap>
value and can be
watt, or btuphr, or
percent.
The value of <budgetcap> must be between
the maximum and minimum threshold
values, else an error is displayed. If the value
is less than the minimum threshold value, a
warning message appears.
If the unit is btuphr, it is converted in to Watts
using the formula Watt = BTU/hr /3.413. If
the unit is percent, the formula is Power Cap
(Watts) = [Power supply rating for input
power (Watts) - Min potential power
(Watts)] * Power Cap (%) + Min potential
power (Watts)]
Example:
A:>syscfg power --cap=<value> --
unit=watt --setuppwdoverride
--maxpowercap
Displays the value of the maximum power
threshold.
--minpowercap
Displays the value of the minimum power
threshold.
--valsetuppwd
<string>
Validates the setup password for power
authentication. If you try to change the DTK
settings, you are prompted to enter this
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