Creating array:
hypercfg /AM:00,10 /S   -  clears current config and creates RAID1 on ports #0,#1 without asking for user input


> CmdTool2 -CfgRestore -f %s -a0", cfg
hypercfg /@ /b<filename>  -  see file format in the PDF

> CmdTool2 -adpcount -nolog
not needed, always one controller

> CmdTool2 -encinfo -a0 -nolog
not needed, no enclosure

> CmdTool2 -adpbbucmd -a0
not needed, no battery

> CmdTool2 -adpbbucmd -getbbudesigninfo -a0 -nolog
not needed, no battery

> CmdTool2 -adpbbucmd -a0 -nolog
not needed, no battery

> CmdTool2 -pdinfo -physdrv[%d:%d] -a0 -nolog
hypercfg /PDINFO /C0   (limited information)

> CmdTool2 -adpallinfo -a0 -nolog
hypercfg /ADP /C0

> CmdTool2 -ldinfo -l0 -a0 -nolog
hypercfg /L /C0

> CmdTool2 -adpautorbld -dsbl -a0 -nolog
hypercfg /SETADP /C0 /arb-off

> CmdTool2 -PdReplaceMissing -physdrv[%d:%d] -array%d, -row%d -a0 -nolog
none

> CmdTool2 -pdrbld -start -physdrv[%d:%d] -a0 -nolog
hypercfg /RBLD /d00   - for port0
hypercfg /RBLD /d10   - for port1
hypercfg /RBLD /d01   - for port2
hypercfg /RBLD /d11   - for port3


> CmdTool2 -pdrbld -showprog -physdrv [%d:%d] -a0 -nolog 
no separate command, use above start rebuild command


> CmdTool2 -pdoffline -physdrv [%d:%d] -a0 -nolog
hypercfg /PDSTATE /d00 /OFF     - for port0
hypercfg /PDSTATE /d10 /OFF     - for port1
hypercfg /PDSTATE /d01 /OFF     - for port2
hypercfg /PDSTATE /d11 /OFF     - for port3

