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ds:hardware:mtca:config [2024/09/12 12:58]
gkoch [4.6 CPU]
ds:hardware:mtca:config [2024/09/13 10:09] (current)
gkoch [4.5 mTCA Carrier Hub (MCH)]
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 === 4.5.2 Security === === 4.5.2 Security ===
 For ssh access a valid password must be created using “root_pw” on the cli. \\ For ssh access a valid password must be created using “root_pw” on the cli. \\
-Please create the actual BEA password for root access. The password is required for ssh and web browser access. \\+Please create the actual BEA password for root access. \\ 
 +The password is required for ssh and web browser access. \\
 The standard login/pw from NAT is root/nat The standard login/pw from NAT is root/nat
  
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 **Check to use http and not https.** \\ **Check to use http and not https.** \\
 The following menu is shown: \\ The following menu is shown: \\
-{{:ds:hardware:mtca:mch_browser_main_menu.png?200|}} \\+{{:ds:hardware:mtca:mch_browser_main_menu.png?150|}} \\
 Figure 6: MCH website menu Figure 6: MCH website menu
  
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 Change directory to NAT-MCH and download the latest firmware zip, when higher than the actual one. \\ Change directory to NAT-MCH and download the latest firmware zip, when higher than the actual one. \\
-Unpack the password protected zip (MarsH_mallow). Older password was LilyOfTheValley. You will need a tar file for the upgrade. \\+Unpack the password protected zip (MarsH_mallow). \\ 
 +Older password was LilyOfTheValley. You will need a tar file for the upgrade. \\
 A valid update file in "bin" subdirectory should look like this: mch_fw_2_23_5_webupdate.tar (as example) A valid update file in "bin" subdirectory should look like this: mch_fw_2_23_5_webupdate.tar (as example)
   - Select Update MCH from the web access menu Search for the file “mch_fw_2_23_5_webupdate.tar (as example)” with “DURCHSUCHEN”   - Select Update MCH from the web access menu Search for the file “mch_fw_2_23_5_webupdate.tar (as example)” with “DURCHSUCHEN”
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 == 4.5.4.2 HUB Firmware == == 4.5.4.2 HUB Firmware ==
-Another important firmware update concerns the HUB firmware version. Here, an important bug can be fixed by upgrading from Microcontroller Version V1.7 to V1.10.+Another important firmware update concerns the HUB firmware version. An important bug can be fixed by upgrading from Microcontroller Version V1.7 to V1.10.
   - Select in the web access main menu the chapter Board Information and check the micro controller firmware version presented in “Hub module information” \\ {{:ds:hardware:mtca:mch_browser_hub_module_information.png?500| }} \\ Figure 8:  MCH Information   - Select in the web access main menu the chapter Board Information and check the micro controller firmware version presented in “Hub module information” \\ {{:ds:hardware:mtca:mch_browser_hub_module_information.png?500| }} \\ Figure 8:  MCH Information
   - Select “Update MCH” from the web access menu.   - Select “Update MCH” from the web access menu.
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 https://www-bd.gsi.de/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=projects:cupid:overview&s[]=amc217 https://www-bd.gsi.de/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=projects:cupid:overview&s[]=amc217
  
-First configure the AMC219 switch. Do not boot or better remove the CPU while doing this.+First configure the AMC219 switch. \\ 
 +**Do not boot or better remove the CPU while doing this.** \\
 Activate under “Port on/off” the ports as shown in the figure below: \\ Activate under “Port on/off” the ports as shown in the figure below: \\
 {{:ds:hardware:mtca:mch_browser_port_on_off_korrigiert.png?400|}} \\ {{:ds:hardware:mtca:mch_browser_port_on_off_korrigiert.png?400|}} \\
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 Figure 13:  MCH Port On/Off configuration \\ Figure 13:  MCH Port On/Off configuration \\
  
-Make sure, that all AMC slots have the lanes 8…11 set to NONE. So far none of our modules supports X8 PCIe links. \\+Make sure, that all AMC slots have the lanes 8…11 set to NONE. \\ 
 +So far none of our modules supports X8 PCIe links. \\
 The correct settings overcome the issue of disconnected PCIe links after soft reboot. \\ The correct settings overcome the issue of disconnected PCIe links after soft reboot. \\
 To guarantee that changes applied to the PCIe settings get recognized by the CPU a cold reboot is recommend. \\ To guarantee that changes applied to the PCIe settings get recognized by the CPU a cold reboot is recommend. \\
ds/hardware/mtca/config.txt · Last modified: 2024/09/13 10:09 by gkoch