The purpose of a chassis monitoring system is to
monitor, control and assure proper operation of
shelves.CompactPCI-applicationswith
increased reliability demands, require such a
control system. The CP3-CMM1 observes the
system-parameters
Voltage tolerances
Temperature values
Fan speed (in combination with the Fan
Control Module, FCM)
Customized signals
Table of Content
1 Functional Description2
2 Technical Data2
3 Inputs / Outputs2
4 Connectors5
5 Configuration of the CMM7
The CMM monitors up to four different dc voltages
continuously for exceeding the high- or low-end of
voltage tolerance. An error signal is generated if
tolerance is exceeded. The error status can be displayed
by LEDs or at the HTML page. There are two additional
dc-voltage inputs available for the voltage-range +/24Vdc. All voltages are system ground based.
Up to seven temperature sensors can be connected
direct to the unit. Four additional temperature values are
transferred from the FCM. A temperature fail is
generated if one of the temperatures is higher than the
adjustable temperature alarm level.
There are 16 digital inputs. They can be used to identify
power-good-signals, shelf-address, VME-signals and
customized applications.
Ten digital outputs are available for customized
applications. Four signals are open-collector isolated by
opto-couplers. Six signals are TTL-compatible nonisolated.
The CMM is able to communicate with the fan control
module (FCM). One connector ensures direct connection
to the FCM, power supply and communication. The
temperature values of FCM and the speed of fans are
transferred to the CMM.
3 Inputs / Outputs
Input / Output diagram:
+5V Module power
NTC [1..7]
υ
SYSFAIL (VME)
AC-fail [1..2] (VME)
PSU-fail [1..4] (CPCI)
PSU derating [1..4] (CPCI)
Shelf address [A0..A4] (CPCI)
+5V monitor in
+3.3V monitor in
+12V monitor in
-12V monitor in
+24V monitor in
-24V monitor in
Input Signal Monitoring
TTL-output [1..4]
Opto coupler output [1..4]
SYSRESET (VME)
DEG (CPCI) / AC-Fail (VME)
FAL (CPCI)
RS232 (front panel)
RS485
Ethernet 10BaseT, (front panel)
Data bus to FCM
Over Temp LED red
Fan Fail LED red
Voltage ok/fail + 5V LED red/green
Voltage ok/fail +3.3V LED red/green
Voltage ok/fail +12V LED red/green
Voltage ok/fail –12V LED red/green
2 Technical Data
CMM Power Supply
Operating Voltage:5 Vdc
Operating current approx.:400 mA
Mechanical Dimensions
Board size:3U x 160mm (euroboard)
Front panel size: 3U x 4HP
19”-pluggable
The following signals are being monitored
continuously:
Voltage monitoring
Up to 6 DC voltages are monitored continuously.
The status of +3.3V, +5V, +12V, -12V is signaled
by the green/red LED output (within tolerance
/out of tolerance). The condition of the +24V, 24V is signaled by default setting by digital
outputs 6 and 7 (see chapter 5).
+ 12,0VDCTolerance: ± 0.6V
+ 5,0VDC Tolerance: ± 0.25V
+ 3,3VDC Tolerance: ± 0.25V
– 12,0VDC Tolerance: ± 0.6V
+ 24,0 VDCTolerance: ± 2.4V
– 24,0VDCTolerance: ± 2.4V
NTC temperature sensors
Up to 7 NTC temperature sensors can be
connected to the CMM. The number of
connected NTCs must be registered manually
in the configuration mode of the CMM (see
chapter 5). Two temperature alarm thresholds
(20°C...70°C) can be set. If the CMM is
connected to the FCM, the NTC with the highest
temperature reading of both modules gives the
fan speed.
The following table shows the default assignment
of the digital inputs. This assignment and status
(active low/high) can be modified in the
configuration mode of the CMM (see chapter5).:
There are no LED’s or other optical or acoustic
signal indicators mounted on the front panel or
the module itself.
Digital Outputs
10 digital output signals are available:
•4 open-collector output signals isolated
by opto-couplers:
High impedance = 1
Low impedance = 0
•6 TTL-compatible non-isolated signals:
+5V
10k
+5V = 1
GND = 0
SYSRESET digital Input
The SYSRESET is connected as Input/Output. In
the Input mode it can be assigned to switch a digital
output.
+5V
10k
TTL-InputLogic
SYSRESET
Outputs Signals
LED display
6 LEDs can be directly connected to the LED
outputs:
4 two colored LEDs (red/green), for +3.3V, +5V,
±12V OK/out-of-tolerance indication.
The following table shows the default
assignment of the digital outputs. This
assignment and status (active low/high) can be
modified in the configuration mode of the CMM
(see chapter5).
outputDefault-assignmentTypeR96 pin
OUT0Braking of sensor wireOptocoupler
OUT1Temperature failure
CMM
OUT2Temperature failure
FCM
OUT3Fan Fail_outOptocoupler
OUT4AC-fail_outTTL-OutputA22
OUT5SYSFAIL_outTTL-OutputA23
OUT6V5 (+24V) out of
I²C-bus for internal System communication and
connection of the Fan Control Module (FCM): If
connected to FCM, the CMM can read the maximum
value of the four FCM temperature sensors an also
can read the average FCM fan speed.
RS485 interface
Serial interface on the R96 connector. No protocol
available. For customized applications only.
Ethernet interface 10Base-T (front panel RJ45
connector)
Available Protocol: http
Output of HTML-pages on a Web-Browser.
RS232 interface (front panel 9 way SUB-D
connector)
The RS232 interface operates in two modes:
1. Configuration mode
2. Measurement mode
Configuration mode:
In this mode, all user definable parameters can be
set:
- Preset of digital inputs on active high or active low
- Preset of digital outputs on active high or active
low
- setting of the temperature alarm thresholds
- activation/deactivation of voltage measurement
- Selection of the output parameters of the RS232
- Selection of failure messages which are sent via
RS232
- setting of digital outputs
Measurement Mode
Output of actual system parameters and alarmmessages (display on Hyper-terminal). The
following system parameters can be sent:
HA:PICMG 2.6 Hardware Address. Condition of
digital inputs DIN9...DIN13 (as decimal
figure)
T1...T7: temperature of NTC 1...7 (in °C)
T8: max. temperature of NTC 1...7 of CMM
(in°C)
T9:max. temperature of NTC 1...4 of FCM
(in °C)
U1...U6: System voltages +3.3V, +5V, +12V,
+24V, -12V, -24V (in mV)
S1:Average fan speed (in %)
The user-interface via HTML page is available
without additive software, a usual browser like
Microsoft Internet Explorer can be used. There are
three pages accessible
:
Page 1: status monitor,
The status monitor displays the status of four voltage
values, the temperature and the fan speed. The
voltages are 3.3V, 5V, 12V, -12V. Temperature alarm
is given from CMM and FCM separately. Up to four
fans speeds are monitored.
Page 2: temperature- and fan speed-display
The temperature- and fan speed-display shows the
actual maximum temperature of sensors from CMM
and from FCM.
The target fan speed, depending on the actual
highest temperature value on FCM and CMMsensors, is displayed.
Page 3: characteristics-setting.
Not available
This parameters are sent to the RS232 in a 2
second interval.
If one of the 10 digital outputs changes to the alarm
state, this information is provided to the RS232:
e.g: “ERROR OUT 6”
These messages are sent to the RS232 in a 2
second interval until the alarm disappears
Example of an output block, which is sent in a 2
second interval to the RS232:
- Plug-in Jumper „config“ on connector X2. This
will set the CMM in the configuration mode.
- Connect the CMM to the serial port of the PC by
a 1:1 serial cable
- Start the Hyperterminal
- Settings in the Hyperterminal:
direct connectione.g. COM1
Bit/s:9600
Data bits:8
Parity:None
Stop bit:1
Protocol:None
The CMM displays following Main Menu screen:
SN = Serial Number (3-digit number): Type-in any 3digit number. This entry is mandatory. This number is
used to create the MAC-address of the CMM.
IP = IP-address. Enter the desired IP-address, e.g.
192.168.10.10
Type <enter> to save the IP and serial number settings
and to return to the Main Menu. The CMM confirms it
by displaying “saved!”
I/O configuration of the CMM
The CMM display following I/O configuration
screen:
Remark: press [0] or ESC to exit a menu w/o saving
From The Main Menu you can select to enter the IPaddress, the I/O-configuration and the settings of the
html Web page.
To select any option on the Main Menu, enter the
number of the option. The program displays the
desired screen.
Set IP-Address and Serial number
Type 1 to set the IP address and the serial
number
The following screen displays:
To select an option, type 1 for “Read byte” or 2 for
“write byte”:
read byte: This option allows to read the existing
CMM configuration.
Write byte: This option allows to enter a new or
modified CMM configuration
Read byte
In order to read the existing configuration, the
address of the respective parameter has to be
entered. The assignment of addresses and
parameters is described in detail in the following
chapter “Write byte”
Write byte
The following settings can be modified:
- Preset of digital outputs to “active high” or “active
low”
- Preset of digital inputs to “active high” or “active
low”
- Setting of temperature alarm thresholds
- activation/deactivation of voltage measurement
- activation/deactivation of temperature sensor
inputs
- Selection of the parameters and alarm messages
which are output via RS232
- Conjunction of Input parameters with digital
outputs
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General procedure:
Enter the address given in the tables below. Then
complete the respective byte which is calculated
by replacing the “x” by “1” or “0”. Complete the
horizontal “sum” to a 8 bit binary figure.
Finally recalculate the binary figure to a decimal
figure. For example, binary 11111111 is decimal
255. Enter the calculated decimal figure. Press
<enter> to save the configuration.
fix100000
♦Preset of digital outputs to “active high” or
“active low”
X = 0: output transistor is high-impedance in the
alarm-mode and low impedance in Non-alarmmode (idle-mode)
X = 1: output transistor is low-impedance in the
alarm-mode and high impedance in Non-alarmmode (idle mode)
Address 7
Bit 7
Bit 6
Bit 5
Bit 4
Bit 3
Bit 2
Bit 1
Bit 0
fix1111
OUT0
OUT1
OUT2
OUT3
Sum:1xxxx111
Default
(Decimal 255):
fix11
OUT4
OUT5
OUT6
OUT7
OUT8
OUT9
Sum:11xxxxxx
Default:
(Decimal 255)
x
11111111
Address 8
Bit 7
Bit 6
11111111
x
x
x
Bit 5
Bit 4
Bit 3
Bit 2
Bit 1
Bit 0
x
x
x
x
x
x
♦Preset of digital inputs to “active high” or
“active low”
X = 0: digital input is GND in Alarm state and open
or +5V in non-alarm state (idle state)
X = 1: digital input is open or +5V in Alarm state
and GND in non-alarm state (idle state)
The temperature thresholds are entered directly in
degree centigrade. The minimum temperature that
can be entered is 20°C and the maximum
temperature is 70°C.
Threshold A:
xx = temperature in °C
Temperaturexx
Default:60
Threshold B:
xx = temperature in °C
Temperaturexx
Default:40
Remark: There is no rule on which of the two
thresholds is the lower and which one is the higher
one. The LED “Temp Fail” output switches the LED
on when the lower threshold is exceeded.
♦activation/deactivation of voltage
measurement
You can selectively activate or deactivate the
voltage measurement of each voltage input. If a
voltage input is deactivated, also the respective
LED output is deactivated.
Connected temperature sensors need to be
configured manually. All 7 temperature sensor
inputs are activated by default. If there are less
than 7 temperature sensors connected to the
CMM, the unconnected inputs need to be
deactivated. Otherwise, a “Temp Fail” Alarm will
be generated since the CMM detects a broken
sensor wire.
X = 0: Temperature sensor input deactivated
X = 1: Temperature sensor input activated
Address 14
Bit 7
Bit 6
Bit 5
Bit 4
Bit 3
Bit 2
Bit 1
Bit 0
fix0
NTC1
NTC2
NTC3
NTC4
NTC5
NTC6
NTC7
Sum:0xxxxxxx
Default:
(Decimal 127)
x
01111111
x
x
x
x
x
x
♦Selection of the parameters and Alarm
messages which are output via RS232
The parameters of the CMM like temperatures,
voltages and fan speed can be sent via RS232 to
the Hyperterminal. The following tables describe the
activation/deactivation of the RS232 output
parameters
Output parameter
X = 0: Output of the parameter
X = 1: No output of the parameter
T1...T7: temperature of NTC 1...7 (in °C)
T8: max. temperature of NTC 1...7 of CMM(in °C)
T9: max. temperature of NTC 1...4 of FCM (in °C)
U1...U6: system voltages +3.3V, +5V, +12V, +24V, -
S1: average fan speed (in %)
ERROR: Alarm message of a digital output
digital inputs DIN9...DIN13 (as decimal figure)
12V, -24V (in mV)
Address 49
Bit 7
Bit 6
Bit 5
Bit 4
Bit 3
Bit 2
Bit 1
Bit 0
fix000000
Fan speed
(S1)
Output
globally on/off
Sum:x000000x
X = 0: No output of the alarm message
X = 1: Output of the alarm message
Address 50
Bit 7
Bit 6
Bit 5
Bit 4
Bit 3
Bit 2
Bit 1
fix0000
Alarm OUT0
Alarm OUT1
Alarm OUT2
Alarm OUT3
Sum:0000xxx x
Default:
00001111
(Decimal 127)
x
x
x
fix00
Alarm OUT4
Bit 0
Alarm OUT5
Alarm OUT6
Alarm OUT7
x
Alarm OUT8
Alarm OUT9
Sum:00xxxxxx
Default:
(Default xxx)
Bit 7
Bit 6
Bit 5
Bit 4
Bit 3
Bit 2
x
x
x
x
00111111
♦Conjunction of Input parameters with digital outputs
The input parameters can individually be assigned to the 10 digital outputs. If more than one input parameter is
assigned to an output, the inputs are logically OR-wired to the output.
Bit =1: Input parameter assigned to output
Bit =0: Input not assigned to output
23222120191817161514131211109876543210
Bit 1
Bit 0
x
x
Ouput
OUT0000000000000000010000000
OUT1000000000000001100000000
OUT2000000000010000000000000
OUT3000000000001000000000000
OUT4000000000000100000000000
OUT5000000000000000001000000
OUT6000010000000000000000000
OUT7001000000000000000000000
OUT8000000000000000000110000
OUT9000000000000000000001111
Input parameters
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V6 (-24V) out of tolerance
V5 (-12V) out of tolerance
V4 (+24V) out of tolerance
V3 (+12V) out of tolerance
V2 (+5V) out of tolerance
V1 (+3.3V) out of tolerance
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FCM-Auxiliary
FCM-TempFail
FCM-FanFail
DIN14 OR DIN15 / AC-fail_1 OR AC-fail_2
SYSRESET aktive
Temperaturr Threshold 1
Temperature Threshold 2
Broken wire of Temp. Sensor
DIN0 / SYSFAIL_in
DIN3 OR DIN4 / DEG_in_3 OR DEG_in_4
DIN1 OR DIN2 / DEG_in_1 OR DEG_in_2
DIN8 / FAL_in_4
DIN7 / FAL_in_3
DIN6 / FAL_in_2
DIN5 / FAL_in_1
Address 19Address 18Address 17
Address 22Address 21Address 20
Address 25Address 24Address 23
Address 28Address 27Address 26
Address 31Address 30Address 29
Address 34Address 33Address 32
Address 37Address 36Address 35
Address 40Address 39Address 38
Address 43Address 42Address 41
Address 46Address 45Address 44
Remark: The table shows the CMM default conjunction of input parameters to digital outputs
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