Intel® Programmable Acceleration Card (PAC) with Intel® Arria® 10 GX FPGA Data Sheet

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Date 10/26/2020
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Document Table of Contents
Document Table of Contents x
1. Introduction 2. Overview 3. System Compatibility 4. Mechanical Information 5. Thermal Specifications 6. FPGA Interface Manager 7. Board Management Controller 8. PLDM Commands for the Board Management Controller A. Regulatory Information B. References C. Revision History
2. Overview x
2.1. Views of the Intel® PAC with Intel® Arria® 10 GX FPGA 2.2. Overview of Product Features
2.2. Overview of Product Features x
2.2.1. Intel® Arria® 10 GX FPGA 2.2.2. On-Board Memory 2.2.3. Interfaces and Dimensions 2.2.4. Software 2.2.5. Power 2.2.6. CPLD 2.2.7. QSFP+ 2.2.8. Control and Support
2.2.8. Control and Support x
2.2.8.1. PCIe Overview 2.2.8.2. Board Management Controller Overview
4. Mechanical Information x
4.1. Air Duct Disassembly
5. Thermal Specifications x
5.1. Thermal Test Performance Results
6. FPGA Interface Manager x
6.1. Updating the FIM
7. Board Management Controller x
7.1. Features 7.2. Device Peripheral Table 7.3. Updating the BMC Configuration and Firmware
7.1. Features x
7.1.1. BMC Voltage and Thermal Handling
8. PLDM Commands for the Board Management Controller x
8.1. I2C/SMBus Address 8.2. Supported SMBus Commands 8.3. Supported MCTP Commands 8.4. Supported PLDM Commands 8.5. Defined Platform Descriptor Records 8.6. Sensor and Threshold Information
8.3. Supported MCTP Commands x
8.3.1. MCTP Control Messages
8.4. Supported PLDM Commands x
8.4.1. PLDM Base Specification Commands 8.4.2. PLDM for Platform Monitoring and Control Specification Commands
1. Introduction
2. Overview
3. System Compatibility
4. Mechanical Information
5. Thermal Specifications
6. FPGA Interface Manager
7. Board Management Controller
8. PLDM Commands for the Board Management Controller
A. Regulatory Information
B. References
C. Revision History

7.2. Device Peripheral Table

The following table describes the peripherals, currents or voltages that you can monitor on the Intel® PAC with Intel® Arria® 10 GX FPGA:
  • Type: Indicates the origin of measurement
  • Channel and Address columns: Indicate the virtual I2C channel and address that are used to access the peripheral through the microcontroller.
  • ID (DEV/PDR): Indicates the platform descriptor record (PDR) index; otherwise, indicates the device number (DEV), if any, to be passed to the relevant PLDM command.
  • UNC: Upper non-critical value
  • UC: Upper critical value
  • UNR: Upper non-recoverable value: the threshold for power shutdown1
Table 11.  Device Peripheral Table
Name Type Channel Address ID (DEV/PDR)

UNC

UC

UNR

Description

Board Power Sensor - - 0 75 100 113 -
12v Backplane Current Sensor 5 0xD4 1 5.5 6 6 LTC4151 Input Current
12v Backplane Voltage Sensor 5 0xD4 2 13.5 14 14 LTC4151 Input Voltage
1.2v Current Sensor 6 0xD0 4 12 13 15 LTC4151 Output Current
1.2v Voltage Sensor 6 0xD0 3 1.26 1.3 1.4 LTC4151 Output Voltage
1.8v Current Sensor 6 0xD2 6 6 7 8 LTC4151 Output Current
1.8v Voltage Sensor 6 0xD2 5 1.9 2 2.04 LTC4151 Output Voltage
3.3v Current Sensor 6 0xD4 8 6 7 8 LTC4151 Output Current
3.3v Voltage Sensor 6 0xD4 7 3.47 3.6 3.96 LTC4151 Output Voltage
FPGA Core Voltage Sensor 6 0xDA 9 0.95 1 1.08 LTC4151 Output Voltage
FPGA Core Current Sensor 6 0xDA 10 50 55 60 LTC4151 Output Current
FPGA Core Temperature Sensor 0 0x98 11 90 95 100 NCT72CMTR2G External
Core Supply Temperature Sensor - - 15 100 110 120 -
Board Temperature Sensor 0 0x98 12 70 75 80 NCT72CMTR2G Local
QSFP Temperature Sensor 3 0xA0 14 70 80 90 -
QSFP Voltage Sensor 3 0xA0 13 3.4 3.5 3.7 -
VCCR Voltage Sensor - - 17 -      
VCCT Voltage Sensor - - 18 - - - -
VCCR Current Sensor - - 19 - - - -
VCCT Current Sensor - - 20        
VPP Voltage Sensor - - 21 - - - -
VTT Voltage Sensor - - 22 - - - -
QSFP SFP/QSFP - 0xA0 1 - - - -
Si5338 Programmable Clock 0 0xE0 0 - - - Defaults to 125, 125, 266.666667, 266.666667
MAC Prom Network 4 0xA0 - - - - AT24CS04
Note:

The table above lists ID (DEV/PDR) (device IDs) based at 0, as shown by the fpgainfo command. However, the PLDM commands use device IDs based at 1. Therefore, when using PLDM commands, you must add 1 to the table device ID to obtain the PLDM device ID. For example, the board power ID is listed as 0 in the Device Peripheral Table, but in PLDM commands the board power ID is 1.

Refer to the Intel Acceleration Stack Quick Start Guide for the Intel® Programmable Acceleration Card with Intel® Arria® 10 GX FPGA for information about the fpgainfo command.

1 For a detailed discussion of UNR, refer to BMC Voltage and Thermal Handling
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