Technical Product Specification

Intel® Local Control Panel TPS Intel® Local Control Panel Menus
Revision 1.2
Intel order number C96442-003
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8.2.4 Server GUID
This displays the server GUID that is stored in the BMC.
8.2.5 BMC FW Revision
This displays the BMC firmware revision of the IMM.
8.2.6 Intel
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Local Control Panel FW Revision
This displays the firmware revision of the Intel
®
Local Control Panel.
8.2.7 HSC FW Revision
This displays the primary HSC firmware revision.
8.2.8 HSC2 FW Revision
This displays the secondary HSC firmware revision, if an optional second HSC is installed.
8.3 Server Monitoring Menu
This menu item provides options for monitoring the current server status such as sensors,
chassis status, and viewing the system event log.
8.3.1 Start Monitor
This starts the Intel
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Local Control Panel monitor. See section 7.2 for information about the Intel
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Local Control Panel monitor.
8.3.2 System Event Log
This menu item displays the system event log. When this menu item is selected, the Intel
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Local
Control Panel downloads the SEL from the system. This download may take several seconds,
depending on the number of SEL entries. The Intel
®
Local Control Panel displays the SEL
entries in order, with the most recent entries at the top of the display. An hourglass icon
indicates that the entries are loading.
The Intel
®
Local Control Panel translates the standard IPMI SEL entries from HEX format. Due
to the limited display area, the Intel
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Local Control Panel uses special icons to translate
frequently used translation terms. For example: a SEL event indicating a sensor has crossed its
upper non-critical threshold uses the icon ∧. See section 8.1 for a table of icons.
The Intel
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Local Control Panel can display up to two translated SEL entries on the screen at a
time. The SEL entry at the top of the Intel
®
Local Control Panel display is the active SEL entry.
Pressing the Enter button on the Intel
®
Local Control Panel on the active SEL entry causes the
Intel
®
Local Control Panel to display the raw SEL data for the entry in HEX.
Note: The Intel
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Local Control Panel does not provide an option to clear the SEL. Use the
current Intel
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System Management software tools to clear the SEL. Some Intel servers also
provide the capability to clear the SEL in BIOS setup.