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Command ASCII Command
(host to PowerCage)
Response
(PowerCage to host)
Additional Description
Request enclosure
status
S
Verbose mode 2/3
Example response
X2@•X2@•X2#•X2$•X2$•X2$•X2$•X2%•X2^]
Sts
X2@•X2@•X2#•X2$•X2$•X2$•X2$•X2%•X2^]
0.21 12.28 +80.00F 01373 01480 01369 01368 2
KEY:
X2@
= Voltage, pos or neg voltage and magniture
X2#
= Temp, degrees in F (Example:
xxx
F)
X2$
= Fan speed, in revolutions per minute (RPM)
X2%
= Power supply #1
0
= failed (red),
1
= On (green),
2
= no AC (orange),
3
= Not Connected
The colors match the LED of power supply #1.
X2^
= Power supply #2 0 = failed (red), 1 = On (green), 2 = no AC (orange), 3 = Not Connected
The colors match the LED of power supply #2.
• = Space
Unsolicited responses
HdwrChange
] A board or power supply is
added or removed.
FAILED:
•
Fan
•
1
] The internal fan #1 fails. The
firmware triggers fan fault
whenever it reads 0 RPM.
Any other value means the
fan is spinning. See the
NOTE
below.
FAILED:
•
Fan
•
2
]
The internal fan #2 fails. The
firmware triggers fan fault
whenever it reads 0 RPM.
Any other value means the
fan is spinning. See the
NOTE below.
FAILED:
•
Power
•
Supply
•
1
] The internal power supply
#1 fails or the output voltage
goes below
10%
of
12V
.
FAILED:
•
Power
•
Supply
•
2
] The internal power supply
#2 fails or the output voltage
goes below
10%
of
12V
.
NOTE: It will take >10 seconds of a stalled fan to trip a fan fault and blink the power supply LED (green or red).
•
A blinking green LED means the power supply is functioning, but either fan is not functioning.
• A blinking red LED means the power supply failed, but either fan is not functioning.
PowerCage 401 Enclosure • SIS Configuration and Control 30