Emerson AXP1406, AXP1600 manual AXP Backplane ID Emerson OEM, Post Results Emerson OEM

OEM Sensors AXP Backplane ID (Emerson OEM)

Alarm cutoff is deactivated automatically after a timeout defined as a configuration parameter (see PPS user guide for the Shmm 500 for more details about TELCO Alarms configuration parameters).

3.1.2AXP Backplane ID (Emerson OEM)

This sensor reports the ID number of the IPMB backplane type. The 1406 and 1600 contain a readable value which reports a unique identifier of the backplane type. While the main purpose of this sensor is to report the unique ID of the backplane, it can also be used to determine if a SAM has connectivity problems to the backplane. This sensor is available on each physical ShMM controller.

zSensor Reading - Unique identification number of the backplane

zCurrent State Mask - 0x00 = No failure reading ID

0x01 = ECC check failed on read value

z Events - No events are generated by this sensor.

3.1.3POST Results (Emerson OEM)

This sensor reports the results of the U-Boot POST tests. This sensor is available on each physical ShMM controller. POST results are reported in an 8-bit bit-field. Any bit that is set (set to 1) indicates that the respective POST failure occurred.

zSensor Reading - POST State in a 8-bit value according to the following mask definition:

Bit 7 - RTC

Bit 6 - Watchdog Bit 5 - CRC Bit 4 - Ethernet Bit 3 - UART Bit 2 - I2C Bit 1 - Memory Bit 0 - IPMB

zCurrent State Mask - 0x01 = POST Passed

0x02 = POST Failed

zEvents - Events are generated at shelf manager start up that will report failure events for each individual test that fails as follows:

	Event Data Byte 1	= 0x61
	Event Data Byte 2	= 0x3F
	POST Sensor Reading = Bit 0 (IPMB)
		Bit 1 (Memory)
		Bit 2 (I2C)
		Bit 3	(UART)
		Bit 4	(Ethernet)
138	AXP1406/AXP1600 Subsystem IPMI Programmer’s Reference (6806800B66C)