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A satellite board is considered to have full integrity if:
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- The satellite is flagged as installed.
- The satellite is detected and configured at power up.
- The satellite has no run time fault flags currently asserted.
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| The output from this monitor command on a lab test jig might look like the following:
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| [0] NPE ---> NPE: power monitor fault
[1] ACT ---> Full integrity
[2] PBP ---> Satellite not installed
[3] IBS ---> Satellite not installed
[4] DBP ---> Satellite not installed
[5] WLC ---> Satellite not installed
[6] RFE ---> Full integrity
[7] LVDU ---> Full integrity
[8] LVDL ---> Full integrity
[9] PBP2 ---> Full integrity |
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| In the above example, four satellites are not installed. Of the six that are installed, five have full integrity and one has a status fault. Note that in a fully functioning production head ( i.e. a head that is not being used in a lab development scenario ), it is expected that all satellites will report full integrity.
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Thermal 1.0 / 1.7x equivalents:
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- The monitor command sat integrity does not have an equivalent.
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| Thermal 2 equivalents:
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- The monitor command sat integrity does not have an equivalent.
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COMMAND: sat ver
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COMMAND: sat status
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COMMAND: sat mask [(on|off) <index>]
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COMMAND: sat (install|uninstall) [<satellite>]
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COMMAND: sat uninstall all
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The satellite boards that are displayed will depend on the version of Head controller board that is in the head.
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