
4.9 RTC Synchronization
In every ATCA system there are several different clock sources. To avoid differences
in the time values, a synchronization mechanism is needed. (E.g. for timestamps of
the system event logs) This feature helps to determine the master real time clock on
an ATCA board. Following drawing shall give an overview of all ways to get/set the
clocks. The arrows indicate the possible synchronization directions.
Command Line Syntax:
“Read MAC address” OEM IPMI command
Request Data
b8 00 <Command> <IANA ID> <MAC address no>
Response Data
<Completion Code> <IANA ID> <6 bytes MAC address>
Net function 0x2E / 0x2F (OEM)
<Command> 0xe2
<IANA ID> Advantech IANA ID = 0x39 28 00
<MAC address no> 0x00 for Fabric Interface Channel 0
0x01 for Fabric Interface Channel 1
0x02 for Base Interface Channel 0
0x03 for Base Interface Channel 1
0x04 for Front Panel IO Channel 0
0x05 for Front Panel IO Channel 1
0x06 for PCH IO LAN
0x07 for FPGA NC-SI MAC (only store here)
If FMM is plugged
0x08…max number of FMM MAC’s – FMM MACs
Example:
Request [b8 00 e2 39 28 00 00] /* read FI channel 0 MAC address */
Response [bc 00 e2 00 39 28 00 aa bb cc dd ee ff]
/* current MAC address: aa bb cc dd ee ff */
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