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Table 6-16.<br />

Set Fan PWM Adder Command Response Format<br />

Byte # Value Description<br />

0 0x?? • Compcode<br />

• 0x00 - Normal<br />

• 0xc9 - Parameter out of range<br />

6.6.3.7.2 OEM Get POST Register<br />

The Get POST Register command allows the BMC to obtain the last POST code written<br />

to the SMC by the coprocessor. The SMC does not modify this value in any way.<br />

Table 6-17.<br />

Get POST Register Request Format<br />

Byte # Value Description<br />

Command 0x04 • OEM Get POST Register<br />

NetFn 0x3e • NETFN_OEM<br />

Table 6-18.<br />

Get POST Register Response Format<br />

Byte # Value Description<br />

0 0x?? • Compcode<br />

• 0x00 - Normal<br />

1-4 0x?? • 32 bit POST code in little endian format<br />

6.6.3.7.3 OEM Assert Forced Throttle<br />

The Assert Forced Throttle command allows the BMC to cause the SMC to assert the<br />

PROCHOT pin to the coprocessor.<br />

Table 6-19.<br />

Assert Forced Throttle Request Format<br />

Byte # Value Description<br />

Command 0x05 • OEM Assert Forced Throttle<br />

NetFn 0x3e • NETFN_OEM<br />

0 0x?? • 0 = Deassert forced throttle<br />

• 1 - Assert forced throttle<br />

• All other values are reserved<br />

Table 6-20.<br />

Assert Forced Throttle Response Format<br />

Byte # Value Description<br />

0 0x?? • Compcode<br />

• 0x00 - Normal<br />

6.6.3.7.4 OEM Enable External Throttle<br />

The Enable External Throttle command causes the SMC to enable a pin on the<br />

baseboard connector (pin B12) allowing the baseboard BMC to directly assert the<br />

PROCHOT signal. The baseboard requirements to enable this pin on the baseboard are<br />

described in section 4.1.1. The signal to assert emergency throttling via pin B12 is<br />

active low on the baseboard and is driven by the BMC. However, the pin must first be<br />

enabled by the SMC. This can be accomplished by sending the Enable External Throttle<br />

command as described in this section. The pin will need to be enabled each time a reset<br />

or power cycle event occurs. Its state is not persistent across these events.<br />

Intel ® <strong>Xeon</strong> <strong>Phi</strong> <strong>Coprocessor</strong> <strong>Datasheet</strong><br />

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Document ID Number: 328209 003EN

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