Example wdt programming procedure – ADLINK cPCI-3510 Series User Manual

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Watchdog Timer

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cPCI-3510

Example WDT Programming Procedure

Configuration of the watchdog timer is via serial interface. A
detailed description of the WDT IPMI commands can be found
above. The following example shows the procedure for configuring
the WDT works over a serial console. See “Communications with
IPMC” on page 129.
for more information.

Figure 7-1: Example procedure for configuring the WDT over serial console

1. Configure the WDT by using the raw IPMI command

"Set Watchdog Timer" described above.

"Set Watchdog Timer" Command:

[18 00 24 43 01 01 08 50 00]

Description:

0x18: Net function. Defined in IPMI specification

0x00: Bus ID. Usually "0x00".

0x24: Command. Defined in IPMI specification.

0x43: Set "Don’t stop timer" and "OS Load".

0x01: Hard Reset.

0x01: Pre-timeout interval in seconds.

0x08: Timer Use Expiration flags cleared by OS Load.

0x50: Initial countdown value. Sets the interval

before watchdog timer expires.

80 count: 100ms * 80 = 8000 ms = 8 seconds

Successful response to command:

[1C 00 24 00]

[18 00 24 43 01 01 08 50 00]

=> Step 1: Set parameters to WDT

[1C 00 24 00]

=> Step 1: Response of setting OK.



[18 00 22]

=> Step 2: Trigger WDT

[1C 00 22 00]

=> Step 2: Response of trigger OK.



[18 00 25]

=> Get current configuration

[1C 00 25 00 43 01 01 00 50 00 28 00]

=> Response during WDT countdown


<A>: BMC Watchdog expired
<A>: Reset alert


[18 00 25]

=> Get current configuration

[1C 00 25 00 03 01 01 08 50 00 00 00

]

=> Response after Reset

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