wiki:Hardware/jCM/cCM2

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Version 2 (CM2)

Table of Contents

    1. Chassis Manager (CM)
      1. Requirements
      1. Version 1 (CM1)
        1. Hardware Description
          1. PCI Module
          2. Major Hardware Components
          3. I2C Address Map
        1. Development Environment
      1. Version 2 (CM2)
        1. Hardware Description
          1. Major Hardware Components
          1. Custom Riser Card for MB770 Platform
        1. Development Environment
          1. Prerequisites
          2. Firmware Programming
          3. Cross-compiler
          4. Debugger
          5. Arm Development For n-ORBIT CM
        1. Software Description
          1. Documentation
          2. Libraries
          3. Source Code
          4. Testing
      1. Version 3 (CM3)
        1. Development Environment
        1. Hardware Description
          1. Major Hardware Components
        1. Software Description
          1. Files
          2. Initialization
          3. Flashing Firmware
        1. Installing the CM3
          1. Connections to the CM3
          2. Turning the CM3 on
        2. Using the CM3
          1. UDP
          2. HTTP commands
          3. Command line interface (CLI) access
          4. Serial Console over Telnet tunnel
          5. Custom Phone control firmware
        3. Manually Entering an IP
      1. Version 4 (CM4)

The ORBIT Chassis Manager 2 (CM2) is a simple subsystem for automatic and manually driven node hardware management such as local or remote system resets, power on/off operations and remote serial console access as well as monitoring the status of node (such as system temperatures, voltages, fans, power supplies, bus errors, system physical security, etc.).

CM2 is similar to its predecessor, but has a more capable microcontroller, additional nodal wireless interface support, better software portability, wide area wireless control channel support, and location awareness.

Development environment is on SB3 console and consists of several components.

This version of the CM is no longer used, however the hardware, development, and software descriptions are provided.

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