Product manual

Command Line Interface
35
Making Enclosure Settings
The Enclosure command also enables you to make settings:
• Viewing Current Settings (page 35)
• Setting Temperature Thresholds (page 35)
• Setting Thermal Management (page 36)
• Setting Shutdown (page 36)
• Setting Minimum Fan Speed (page 36)
Viewing Current Settings
To view current enclosure settings:
1. At the cli> prompt, type enclosure and press Enter.
2. Look for the following section in the system return:
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Thermal Management : Enabled
Allows shutdown the system when critical temperature is reached : Yes
Current minimum fan speed : Low
Enclosure temperature threshold : 61C/141F (critical) 51C/123F (warning)
Controller temperature threshold: 90C/194F (critical) 75C/167F (warning)
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Setting Temperature Thresholds
Warning temperature tells Thermal Management when to increase fan speed.
Critical temperature tells Automatic Shutdown when to shut down the subsystem.
To set the enclosure critical temperature to 61°C (141°F):
At the cli> prompt, type enclosure -a mod -s "enc_critical=61" and press Enter.
To set the I/O module warning temperature to 75°C (167°F):
At the cli> prompt, type enclosure -a mod -s " ctrl_warning=75 " and press Enter.
For this command:
• enc means enclosure
• ctrl means I/O module
• Enclosure warning temperature range – 10° to 51°C (50° to 123°F)
• Enclosure critical temperature range – 51° to 61°C (123° to 141°F)
• I/O module warning temperature range – 10° to 75°C (50° to 167°F)
• I/O module warning temperature range – 75° to 90°C (167° to 194°F)
• Numbers mean degrees centigrade and must be within the respective
threshold ranges