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Table 10. Sensor information, event description, and service action for the 5104-22C, 9006-12P,
9006-22C, or 9006-22P (continued)
Sensor name (Sensor ID)
• P1-DIMMA1 Temp (0x20)
• P1-DIMMA2 Temp (0x21)
• P1-DIMMB1 Temp (0x22)
• P1-DIMMB2 Temp (0x23)
• P1-DIMMC1 Temp (0x24)
• P1-DIMMC2 Temp (0x25)
• P1-DIMMD1 Temp (0x26)
• P1-DIMMD2 Temp (0x27)
• P2-DIMMA1 Temp (0x28)
• P2-DIMMA2 Temp (0x29)
• P2-DIMMB1 Temp (0x2A)
• P2-DIMMB2 Temp (0x2B)
• P2-DIMMC1 Temp (0x2C)
• P2-DIMMC2 Temp (0x2D)
• P2-DIMMD1 Temp (0x2E)
• P2-DIMMD2 Temp (0x2F)
• CPU Core Temp 25 (0x30)
• CPU Core Temp 26 (0x31)
• CPU Core Temp 27 (0x32)
• CPU Core Temp 28 (0x33)
• CPU Core Temp 29 (0x34)
• CPU Core Temp 30 (0x35)
• CPU Core Temp 31 (0x36)
• CPU Core Temp 32 (0x37)
• CPU Core Temp 33 (0x38)
• CPU Core Temp 34 (0x39)
• CPU Core Temp 35 (0x3A)
• CPU Core Temp 36 (0x3B)
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Event description
• Transition to Critical from Less
Severe
• Transition to Non-recoverable
from Less Severe
• Transition to Critical from Non-
recoverable
• Lower Non-critical – going low
• Lower Non-critical – going high
• Lower Critical – going low
• Lower Critical – going high
• Lower Non-recoverable – going
low
• Lower Non-recoverable – going
high
• Upper Non-critical – going low
• Upper Non-critical – going high
• Upper Critical - going low
• Upper Critical - going high
• Upper Non-recoverable – going
low
• Upper Non-recoverable – going
high
• Lower Non-critical – going low
• Lower Non-critical – going high
• Lower Critical – going low
• Lower Critical – going high
• Lower Non-recoverable – going
low
• Lower Non-recoverable – going
high
• Upper Non-critical – going low
• Upper Non-critical – going high
• Upper Critical - going low
• Upper Critical - going high
• Upper Non-recoverable – going
low
• Upper Non-recoverable – going
high
Service action
Ensure that there are no air flow
obstructions at the front or at the
rear of the system. Ensure that
the fans are operating properly.
No service action is required.
No service action is required.