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Temperature
The system (and all components) are designed to operate within a normal temperature
range. If the system operates outside that range for extended periods of time,
components may be damaged beyond simple repair. There are two temperature
threshold levels which the system monitors. Exceeding the first (lower) threshold is an
early indication of a power supply problem. Exceeding the second (higher) threshold
can mean permanent damage to system components. To diagnose possible
temperature problems:
Verify that the system has adequate ventilation space and the system fans are
working.
Verify the monitored temperature with the ncd chassisinfo command.
A faulty A/D chip can create unusually high (>200c) or low (<50c)
temperature readings.
Current
Each system power supply is monitored by the controlling NIC. If it detects current
use between 85% and 95% of the maximum power rating for that supply, it generates a
low-threshold alarm. If it detects current use greater than 95% of the maximum power
rating, it generates a high-threshold alarm. A higher threshold alarm may indicate an
improperly functioning power supply. To diagnose possible power supply current
problems:
Verify the monitored current with the ncd chassisinfo command. A
faulty A/D chip can create unusually high or low readings.
Voltage
Each system power supply is monitored by the controlling NIC. If it detects voltages
that get out of tolerance by 12% or more, it generates an alarm. An over-voltage
condition can cause permanent damage to system components. To diagnose possible
voltage problems:
Verify the monitored voltage with the ncd chassisinfo command. A
faulty A/D chip can create unusually high or low readings.
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