Service Module

Rev A

​Remote Access Calendar

remote access?	ID	Cirex	Location	CM?	Notes	ECOs
yes/no (Dan's)	001	98716	BU (assembly room)	K	Hard-wired 12V on, misc on, zynq bank IO on. Pulldown on zynq_en. 1k pulldown on U15 pin 1. Jumper on switch en to 3.3V. Removed R35 and R40. Test paused after zynq booted successfully.	1, 2
no	002	98724	BU (in Shelf for now)	-	for show. Test paused after zynq booted successfully. Test completed.	1, 2
no	003		BU (assembly room)	-	1k pulldown on U15. switch fix. J28 has a connector, should be removed. LEDs lit up incorrectly, same as SM004. Stopped testing.	1, 2
no	004	98719	BU (table)	-	Resistor between R95 and R92 came off before step "put in zynq." LEDs lit up incorrectly. Stopped testing. Trial 2: Numerous LEDs lit up incorrectly at the same step (6: put in zynq). Stopped again.	1, 2
yes	005	98720	?	-	LEDs hot-wired permanently on. Test completed.	1, 2
yes	006	98721	Cornell	K+V	Test paused after zynq booted successfully. Test completed.	1, 2
-	007	98723	Amhert	-	Missing LED after all ECOs completed. Resoldered new LED. Test completed.	1, 2
no	008	98717	CERN TIF	-	Missing LED after all ECOs completed. Resoldered new LED. Test paused after zynq booted successfully. Test completed.	1, 2
-	009	98725	Cornell	-	Test paused after zynq booted successfully. Test completed.	1, 2
-	010	98718	Cornell	?	Test paused after zynq booted successfully. Test completed.	1, 2	19100056

ECO_1: Connect J5 pin-14 to 3V3_STBY through any lower 3 pins of J5 (p 2,4,6).

ECO_2: Add a 1k-Ohm resistor between the pad of R40 to GND pin of J12.

IPMC

Default IP is 192.168.1.34

CERN

ID	Location	MAC	IP	History
19100056	SM-05	00:50:51:FF:00:05	-DHCP- (@BU 192.168.20.5)
19100057	SM-06	00:50:51:FF:00:06	-DHCP- (@BU 192.168.20.6)
19100059	BU (table)	00:50:51:FF:00:70	192.168.20.70	Second special IPMC
19100060	CERN	00:50:51:FF:00:08	-DHCP-	In SM#8 at CERN
19100062	Cornell	00:50:51:FF:00:09	192.168.20.62	Assigned to SM009 not installed
19100063	Cornell	00:50:51:FF:00:0A	192.168.20.63	Assigned to SM010 not installed
19100067	BU (table)	00:50:51:FF:00:02	192.168.20.67	Final IPMC in SM002.
19100069	Amherst	00:50:51:FF:00:07	192.168.20.69	Final IPMC in SM007
19100070	Cornell	00:50:51:FF:00:70	192.168.20.70	Special IPMC (1 of 3 at Cornell I believe -Felex)
19100072	BU (table)		192.168.20.72	Put in SM003

Switch

ID	Location	History
21	BU (Assembly Shelf)	Final in SM009
22	BU (Assembly Shelf)	SM001
23	BU (Assembly Shelf)
24	BU (Assembly Shelf)	Used for special IPMC testing. Final switch in SM 007
25	BU (Assembly Shelf)	Final in SM006
26	BU (Assembly Shelf)	Final in SM008
27	BU (Assembly Shelf)	Assigned to SM004 not installed
28	BU (Assembly Shelf)	Final in SM010
29	BU (Assembly Shelf)	Final in SM002
30	BU (Assembly Shelf)	This is the only one missing so I think SM005.
31	BU	SM-003
32	BU (Assembly Shelf)
35	BU (Assembly Shelf)
36	BU (Assembly Shelf)
37	BU (Assembly Shelf)
38	BU (Assembly Shelf)
39	BU (Assembly Shelf)
40	BU (Assembly Shelf)
41	BU (Assembly Shelf)
42	BU (Assembly Shelf)

FP Board

RevA

BU ID	FAB ID	Location	History
	0001	BU (Bad pile)
	0002	BU (Bad pile)	Had eco.
	0003	BU (Assembly Shelf)	?
	0004	BU (Assembly Shelf)	?
	0005	BU (Bad pile)	SM-001. Had eco.
	0006	BU (Assembly Shelf)

Rev B

BU ID	FAB ID	Location	History
	0010	Cornell ?	Using to test all blades up to after zynq boot. Previously zynq booted at varying rate. Final in SM009.
	0011	Amherst ?	LEDs did not light, replaced R1, fixed. Final in SM007.
	0012	BU (Bad pile)	SD Card Slot replaced. Weird behavior while testing SM007 after Zynq installed.
	0013	BU (table)	Blade 005. Table.
	0014	BU (Bad pile)	SD Card pins shorted
	0015	BU (table)

Rev C

BU ID	FAB ID	Location	History
20		SM-10
-	0001	BU (table)	Button seems to stick. Seems good now.
-	0002	BU (Shelf)	SM005
-	0003	BU (Bad pile)
-	0004	BU (table)	Zynq does not boot with this.
-	0005	BU (Shelf)	SM006
-	0006	SM-08 ?
A		BU (Bad pile)	?
B		BU (Bad pile)	?
C		BU (Bad pile)	?
D		BU (Bad pile)	Zynq does not boot with this. ?
E		BU (Bad pile)	?
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Enclustra

ID	Type	location	eth0 mac	eth1 mac	history
SN134522	35	BU (table)	00-50-51-FF-2X-XX	00-50-51-FF-1X-XX	was in eval board (in SM001)
SN141687	35	BU (Assembly Shelf)	00-50-51-FF-20-07	00-50-51-FF-10-07	Final in SM007
SN141688	35	BU (Assembly Shelf)	00-50-51-FF-2X-XX	00-50-51-FF-1X-XX
SN144976	35	BU (Assembly Shelf)	00-50-51-FF-2X-XX	00-50-51-FF-1X-XX	Final in SM009
SN144977	35	BU (Assembly Shelf)	00-50-51-FF-2X-XX	00-50-51-FF-1X-XX	Final in SM010
SN144978	35	BU (Assembly Shelf)	00-50-51-FF-2X-XX	00-50-51-FF-1X-XX	Test Zynq (6, 8, 2). Assigned to SM006
SN144979	35	BU (Assembly Shelf)	00-50-51-FF-2X-XX	00-50-51-FF-1X-XX	Assigned to SM004. Test Zynq (3, 1).
SN144981	35	BU (table)	00-50-51-FF-2X-XX	00-50-51-FF-1X-XX	was in SM-001, dead in eval board....
SN141805	45	BU (Assembly Shelf)	00-50-51-FF-2X-XX	00-50-51-FF-1X-XX	Final in SM002
SN144930	45	BU (Assembly Shelf)	00-50-51-FF-2X-XX	00-50-51-FF-1X-XX	in SM-001. Not in SM-001.

MAC/IP address assignment

We use the lower bits to enumerate the Service Modules. The 2 upper bits would describe its IPMC and Zynq ports. This way, looking at the address, we know exactly which board we are talking about.

Another slight change would be to have the other 2 bits of the upper reserved digit as zeros, so it is easier to identify where our address region starts.

Instead of 4k, we would use 16K, like the following:

00-50-51-FF-00-00 to 00-50-51-FF-3F-FF

Or, in more detailes:

00-50-51-FF-YX-XX

XXX: Number of the Service module Y: IPMC or Zynq ports (00, 01, 10, 11)

For example:

IPMC of the SM1: 00-50-51-FF-00-01 ZYNQ port facing Eth sw of the SM1: 00-50-51-FF-10-01

IPMC of the SM2: 00-50-51-FF-00-02 ZYNQ port facing Eth sw of the SM2: 00-50-51-FF-10-02

IPMC of the SM15: 00-50-51-FF-00-0F ZYNQ port facing Eth sw of the SM15: 00-50-51-FF-10-0F