Specifications
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Hot swap of the CPM and managed FRUs
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Hot swap of the CPM and managed FRUs
TheCPManditsmanagedFRUsarehot‐swapcapableandmeetthehot‐swap
requirementsdefinedinthePICMG 3.0Revision 2.0 AdvancedTCABaseSpecification.The
ShelfManagercontrolsthehot‐swapprocess,andtheIPMCenablesanddisablespayload
powertothemanagedFRU s(theAMCandtheRTM)wheninstructedbytheShelf
Manager.
TheIPMCisresponsi bleforenablingpowertotheAMCbayandfordeterminingthe
functionalitythroughE‐Keying.AMCFRUE‐Keyrecordsindicatethetypesofconnections
supportedbytheinstalledAMC.Formoreinformation,refertoAMCbayonpage 44.
AMCsthatuseaPCIExpressconnectiontotheCPMarehandledinaspecialway.TheI/O
controllerhub(ICH)supportsPCIExpresshotplugandparticipatesinPCIExpresslink
training.AhotplugisenabledbythesystemBIOSandIPMCworkinginconjunctionto
allowanAMCtobeaddedtoorremovedfromthesystemwithoutpoweringdownor
resettingtheCPM.
WhentheRTMisinsertedandtheRTMlatchisclosed,asignaltotheIPMCenablestheI
2
C
bustotheRTM.TheRTMwillbeenabledwhentheIPMCdetectsasupportedRTMviathe
FRUEEPROM.TheIPMCwillconfiguretheI/OexpanderontheRTMviatheI
2
Cbus,and
thenenablethepayloadpowertotheZone3RTMconnector.
E-Key control of interfaces
ElectronicKeying(E‐Keying)controlisusedtoverifyinterfacecompatibility,prevent
damagetohardware,andpreventincorrectoperation.TheShelfManagercollectsE‐Key
recordsthatdescribetheFabric,Base,updatechannel,andsynchronizationclock
Interfacesimplementedbytheshelfandotherboardsinthesystem.ThePICMG3.0
Revision2.0 AdvancedTCABaseSpecification requirestheCPMtosupportE‐Keycontrol
bydescribingitsbackplaneinterfacestotheShelfManager.Forsomeinterfaces,theCPM
canrespondtoShelfManagercommandsbyisolatingtheinterfacesfromthebackplane.
TheIPMCisusedto:
• DisableandenablePorts0 ‐3oneachFabricchannel.
• CommunicatewiththeModuleManagementController(MMC)ontheAMCtoread
theFRUdataforE‐Keying.
• ControltheCLK3connectionbetweentheCPMandtheCLK3AandCLK3Bbusseson
thebackplane.
• Controltheupdatechannelports.