Application notes for AMI MegaRAC 1) Processors are available with different voltage requirements. Therefore, Warning and Critical limits (Mili Volt) must be adjusted for the processor installed. For example, if a processor requires X volts the following might be used: Warning low limit = (X - X*0.05)*1000 Warning high limit = (X + X*0.05)*1000 Critical low limit = (X - X*0.1)*1000 Critical high limit = (X + X*0.1)*1000 2) This MegaRAC SDK port works with revised MegaRAC firmware that increases the flexibility of SDK. The following rules apply to both Warning and Critical limits. a) If a pair of Limits are zero, they are not used to generate events. For example, IF (Warning Low Limit == 0) AND (Warning High Limit == 0), no warning events will be generated for the associated sensor. This makes it possible to skip setting Warning or Critical limits. The user may not want both kinds of limits. b) If a Lower Limit is greater than zero and the associated Upper Limit is zero, the Upper Limit is not checked. For example, IF (Warning Low Limit > 0) AND (Warning High Limit == 0), the Warning High Limit will not be checked. This makes it possible to only set a lower limit that is greater than zero. Fans usually have only a lower limit. c) If a Lower Limit is less than zero and equal to the associated Upper Limit, the Upper Limit is not checked. For example, IF (Warning Low Limit < 0) AND (Warning Low Limit == Warning High Limit), the Warning High Limit will not be checked. This makes it possible to only set a lower limit that is less than zero. This can be used for sensors that usually supply negative values.Download Driver Pack
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