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Appendix A: OEM SDR RecordsIntel® <strong>Server</strong> <strong>System</strong> "<strong>Emerald</strong> <strong>Ridge</strong>” Integrated BaseboardManagement Controller EPSVoltage Sensor Scaling SDR RecordThe scaling factor is to be used by the IBMC FW to convert 10-bit A/D converter values to avalue that fits inside the range of the normalized values in the 8-bit SDR table. The SDRtable needs to use 8-bit values to be compatible with IPMI specifications. The conversionworks by having FW multiply the 10-bit A/D reading by this value and then divide the resultby 10000. This would use 32-bit integer math supported by the ARM946ES core in the IBMC.Table 85. Voltage Sensor Scaling SDR FormatByteNameDescription0:2 OEM ID Intel manufacturers ID – 157h, little endian3 Record Subtype Value 09h. See Table 79.Voltage SensorScaling Record4 Number of scalingentries5:78:NVoltage sensor numberScale factor LSBScale factor MSBRemaining voltagesensor scaling groupsContains the number of scaling pair entries that followContains the hex byte for the voltage sensor numberScale factor least significant byteScale factor most significant byteContains the remaining three byte groupings for the voltage sensorscaling dataFan Sensor Scaling SDR RecordThis OEM record sub-type controls how the BMC reads and presents fan tachometer data toexternal interfaces.Table 86. Fan Sensor Scaling SDR FormatByteNameDescription0:2 OEM ID Intel manufacturers ID – 157h, little endian3 Record Subtype Value 0Ah. See Table 79.Fan Sensor Scaling Record4 Tachometer ReadingFormatBit field: Bit 0 = Fan 0 -> Bit 7 = Fan 70 = RPM, 1 = Raw Time Between Pulses5 Pulses Per Revolution Bit field: Bit 0 = Fan 0 -> Bit 7 = Fan 76:7 Fan 0 Max RPM 0000:FFFF8:9 Fan 1 Max RPM 0000:FFFF10:11 Fan 2 Max RPM 0000:FFFF12:13 Fan 3 Max RPM 0000:FFFF14:15 Fan 4 Max RPM 0000:FFFF16:17 Fan 5 Max RPM 0000:FFFF18:19 Fan 6 Max RPM 0000:FFFF20:21 Fan 7 Max RPM 0000:FFFF0 = 2 Pulses Per Revolution, 1 = 1Pulse Per Revolution164Intel ConfidentialRevision 1.1

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