OCPRF100 MP Server System Technical Product Specification Revision 1.0
POWER
GOOD
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Vn Nominal Output Voltage +5 VDC
Vm Minimum Output Voltage +4.75 VDC t1 Delay
t2 Delay
TTL HIGH
TTL LOW
t2
(1msec min.)
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5.6.4Power Supply Present Indicator (Output)
This signal is used to sense the number of power supplies in the system (operational or not). A pin on the output connector must be allocated to pull the power supply present signal on the power supply backplane to DC output ground. Without this
5.6.5Predictive Failure Signal (Output)
This signal is available on the power supply connector. A “high” state in this signal indicates that the power supply is likely to fail in the near future due to a poorly performing fan. The predictive fan failure signal going “high” will not cause the power supply to shut down, but it must cause the “PRED FAIL” LED to turn on. The predictive failure is an output signal from the power supply to the system.
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Predictive Failure Signal | Voltage Level † | Current |
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LOW STATE (power supply OK) | 0.4 V max | 4 mA min sink current |
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HIGH STATE (poorly performing fan) | 4 V min | 0.5 mA max source current |
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† Measured relative to the power supply DC common output ground pins
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5.6.6Power Supply Failure Signal (Output)
This signal is available on the power supply connector. Upon receiving this signal, the system informs the operator that the appropriate power supply has failed, and therefore, a replacement
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