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RTM Management Architecture

5.4Power Budget Management

The SBC IPMC has inherent knowledge of the non-intelligent RTM power requirements. The IPMC will handle power negotiation commands from the Shelf Manager that are targeted for the non-intelligent RTM FRU ID. By doing this, the Shelf Manager should see the non-intelligent RTM as a separate controller negotiating for a power budget.

5.5LED Management

The SBC IPMC has direct control over the LEDs on the non-intelligent RTM. Control of these LEDs is done through the IPMC system attention manager in the same way as other IPMC- controlled LEDs. Special fault classes are added to system attention manager tables to handle the failure and status state of the non-intelligent RTM. The non-intelligent RTM sensors and M-State machine are the contributors to the failure and status state. When the non-intelligent RTM is present, its failures will contribute to the overall failure state of the IPMC. Thus, the non-intelligent RTM LEDs will match the SBC LEDs.

5.6SDR Proxy

The SDR records for the non-intelligent RTM are stored in a proprietary format in the internal use area of the non-intelligent RTM FRU storage device. When the non-intelligent RTM reaches M1 state the non-intelligent RTM SDR records are read out of the FRU device and stored in the IPMC. The non-intelligent RTM SDR records are then merged with the IPMC SDR records and made available through the Device SDR IPMI commands.

5.7RTM Sensor Proxy

The non-intelligent RTM sensors are included in the sensor compliment programmed in the SBC IPMC. The only difference is that the non-intelligent RTM sensors are turned on and off with respect to the non-intelligent RTM M-State. When the non-intelligent RTM is in M4 state the sensors are turned on and scanned by the IPMC. In any other M-state the sensors are not scanned and will return a “sensor not found” completion code to sensor commands. When the non- intelligent RTM sensors are turned on the IPMC handles event generation and sensor access commands for the non-intelligent RTM sensors just as it does for any other IPMC sensor.

Below is a list of the current non-intelligent RTM sensors:

•RTM +1.8V

•RTM +3.3V

•RTM +3.3V Standby

•RTM +5.0V

•RTM +5.0V Standby

•RTM +12V

•RTM Temp1

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Contents Intel NetStructure MPRTM0020 Rear Transition Module Technical Product SpecificationPage Contents Figures Tables Date Revision Description Revision HistoryTerm Definition Document OrganizationAcronyms and Terms Acronyms and Terms Sheet 1I2C Acronyms and Terms Sheet 2Relationship of RTM to Front Board Functional OverviewFunctional Overview Introduction RTM Installation ProcedureRTM Removal Procedure Operating the UnitDigital Ground to Chassis Ground Connection Default Grounding on MPRTM0020Digital Ground Connected to Chassis Ground Module Components Block DiagramRear Transition Module RTM Physical LayoutRTM Faceplate Connectors and LEDs Serial Port Interface Components DescriptionPin Serial Port Connector PinoutUSB Interface Gigabit Ethernet InterfacePin Signal Name SAS Connector InterfaceSAS Connector Pinout 5 T1/E1 Connector InterfaceT1 Signal E1 Signal Zone 3 Rear Transition Module Power Connector P30Pin Signal P30 Signal DescriptionsPin Signal Comments RTM Connector Zone 3 P31 Pinout Zone 3 Rear Transition Module Data/Control ConnectorsP31 Signal Descriptions Sheet 1 RTM Connector Zone 3 P32 Pinout P31 Signal Descriptions Sheet 2Alignment Blocks RTM Connector Zone 3 P33 PinoutGpio Signal Mapping Sheet 1 Gpio Signals Pin on ADM1026Gpio Signal Mapping Sheet 2 Power SuppliesBoard Status LEDs SAS RedriverBoard Status LED Descriptions 13 RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet Port LEDsFunction Module Components RTM FRU Control RTM Management ArchitectureState Machine RTM Sensor Proxy Power Budget ManagementLED Management SDR ProxySensor Data Record for RTM RTM Temperature Sensor LocationsSensor Name Description Lower Lower Non Upper Non Critical Mechanical Specifications Detailed SpecificationsDimensions and Weight Environmental SpecificationComponent Layout Reliability Estimate Data Reliability SpecificationsMean Time Between Failure Mtbf Specifications Board ComponentsGeneral Notes Power ConsumptionReturning a Defective Product RMA Warranty InformationFor the Americas For Asia and Pacific Apac For Europe, Middle East, and Africa EmeaLimitation of Liability and Remedies Sales Assistance Technical Support and Return for Service AssistanceCustomer Support Customer SupportCertifications9 European Union Agency InformationNorth America FCC Class a Canada Industry Canada ICES-003 Class aCompliance with the R&TTE Directive Safety Precautions Safety Warnings
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