Transcript DIS Status AC/DC Test

Verigy V93000
Service Training
Module 4:
Low Level Diagnostic
Diagnostic Subsystem Introduction
The Verigy V93000 system has a diagnostic subsystem (DIS), which allows
troubleshooting of the power system and communication problems.
The diagnostic subsystem allows:
1. Read error information out of hardware registers:
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EMO condition
Pressure failure
Cooling unit failure
• Over temperature condition
• AC input voltage failure
• DC output voltage failure
2. To measure all parameters vital for the test system:
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AC input voltage
Ground failure current
Water delta pressure
• All DC voltages and trim voltages (DC/DC boards)
• All DC currents (DC/DC boards)
• DC voltages (auxiliary supplies)
• Board temperatures
3. Check Fibre optic communication path.
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Front Panel LED States
Problems which occur during the system start procedure are indicated
by the LEDs at the ON/OFF unit.
When starting the system, watch these LEDs.
Status
Green
Yellow
Red
System stand-by
off
off
off
After ‘ON’ LED is pressed (checks cooling unit, leakage and EMO)
off
off
off
Starting cooling, connecting AC/DCs and switched power outlets
blinking slow
off
off
Starting DC/DC Converters
blinking fast
off
off
System OK
on
off
off
System running, cooling regulation warning
on
on
off
System shutdown, hardware failure
off
off
on
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Process Structure
PC
Computer Interface Card
Test Head
Fiber Link
Control Board
DIS Bus
USB-toRS232
Adapter
RS232
Support Rack
Rack Interface
Board
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USB to RS232 Adapter
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Due to the obsolescence of the RS232 port on future controllers, a USB-to-RS232
adapter is required with all LINUX controllers.
By default the software assumes that the RS232 cable from the test system is
connected to this adapter (see picture below) and the adapter is connected to a
USB port on the controller.
NOTE: If adapter is lost or damaged, a temporary work around is explained below:
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Attach the RS232 cable to the serial port (COM1) directly. You need to set the
environment variable DI_RS232 before PDIAG (SmarTest) is started:
export DI_RS232=ttyS0
Part No: 0960-2437
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This will point the software to look for the
tester on the RS232 (COM1) port. Make
sure to set this environment variable for all
online users by placing the above command
in every users “.bash_profile”
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Diagnostic Subsystem
400V Motherboard
Primary
Power
DC/DC
Converter
AC/DC
Converter
Connector board
Ribbon cables
On board
power
supply
24 VDC
5 VDC
+15 VDC
-15 VDC
+30VDC
CAN bus
CAN
bus
Power Control
Board
Rack I/FBoard
DC/DC
Converter
Frontplane
Clock Board
CAN bus
Cardcage 1
Clock Board
Cardcage 3
RS232
Clock Board
CAN bus
Cardcage 2
Support Rack
Clock Board
Test Head
Cardcage 4
Backplane
Active Control
Board
Control Board
Jumper
Passive
Control Board
Active Control
Board
Control Board
Jumper
Passive
Control Board
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CAN Nodes
Frontplane
CAN bus
Connector board
CAN bus
CAN bus
Power Control
Board
Clock Board
Cardcage 1
Clock Board
Rack I/FBoard
Support Rack CAN bus
Backplane
Cardcage 2
Test Head
Active Control
Board
Active Control
Board
Cooling Unit
Can Node
Rack interface board
Power control board
Active Control board
CTH
1
2
STH
1
4
LTH
1
8
1
2
4
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Starting PDIAG
Start
PDIAG
Establish
RS 232
Connection
Success?
Yes
Wait 5 sec.
Warning Message
No
No
< 20
Retries?
Yes
Can not establish connection to
Diagnostic Subsystem via RS232.
RS232 retry mechanism disabled.
IC-Test system normal operation is not
restricted ! Please see Service Manual.
Warning
Message
PDIAG
Running
Disable
RS232
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Troubleshooting PDIAG Problem
Check if UI-report window indicates
below warning message;
DIUI window also appears without
any components related to power
systems (missing red bubbles for
AC/DC, DC/DC, Power Ctrl. Bds.)
Warning Message
Can not establish connection to
Diagnostic Subsystem via RS232.
RS232 retry mechanism disabled.
IC-Test system normal operation is not
restricted ! Please see Service Manual.
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Troubleshooting PDIAG Problem
Shut down
SmarTest
or PDIAG
Connect / Check
RS232 cable
OK?
No
Power cycle
Test System
Yes
OK?
No
Reboot WS
Power cycle
Test Head
Yes
OK?
No
Call Expert
Yes
Restart
PDIAG
Restart
PDIAG
Restart
PDIAG
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Diagnostic User Interface Screen
Two different possibilities to start Low-Level-Diagnostic and run functional tests:
- Via GUI
- Command line
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Starting Diagnostic User Interface (DIUI)
Low-Level programs directory:
/opt/hp93000/soc/pws/bin
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Enter: “./DIUI”
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This command will check automatically if
SmarTest or PDIAG process is running:
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If PDIAG is not running the software will
show up a selection menu.
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Follow the instructions on the screen and the
known Diagnostic window will start up.
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Enter into Service-Mode and select
required DIS test.
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Starting LLD From Command Line
Low-Level programs directory: /opt/hp93000/soc/pws/bin
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./PDIAG -n -t <4/8> (-n: system S/W not running, -t: number of testhead cardcages)
./DIFT
• load tcf file: >l /opt/hp93000/soc/pws/data/di_files/all_dd.tcf
• execute a DIS test: >T xxxx
xxxx: mnemonics of DIS tests
tail –f /var/opt/hp93000/soc/diagnostic/di_log_file.<date_time>
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Sequence of LLD Tests
Use Only When
Green Light is On!
Use Only When the Red Light is On!
Checks Support Rack Power System
Start PDIAG
and DIFT
Run T DSAC
Yes
OK?
Checks TH Power System
Run T DSPC
OK?
No
Checks Support Rack Voltages
Yes
Run T DVAC
No
Troubleshoot
Failures
Troubleshoot
Failures
OK?
No
Troubleshoot
Failures
Yes
Quit DIFT
and PDIAG
Yes
OK?
No
Start SW
Troubleshoot
Failures
Run T DADR,
DFOC, DCIC,
DFLT
Check TH Card
Communications
Yes
OK?
Run T DPCI,
DPCE, DCLK
Check TH Card
Voltages
No
Troubleshoot
Failures
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LLD Tests
Run these 2 tests when there is
a red light <power on> condition,
but only 1 at a time.
List of Tests:
DSAC: DIS status AC/DC test
DVAC: DIS voltage AC/DC test
DSPC: DIS status power control test
DPCI: DIS power ctrl volt 1 test (internal ADC)
DPCE: DIS power ctrl volt 2 test (external ADC)
DCLK: DIS clock bd volt 1 test
DFLT: DIS fiber-link test
DCIC: DIS computer interface card test (no FW
allowed)
DFOC: DIS fiber optic test (optical cable needed, needs user
interaction; no FW allowed)
DADR: DIS address & data bus test (no FW allowed)
PCON: DIS power consumption test
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Low-Level-Diagnostic
Best practice
• When DIUI startup fails with message: “Cannot find PDIAG process”;
just re-enter again command DIUI, which will most likely startup Diagnostic GUI.
• When DIUI startup fails with message: “another PDIAG process is already
running”; search for PDIAG process by using command: ps –ef | grep PDIAG
and manually stop this running process: kill -9 <process-id-number of PDIAG>
• With each Low-Level-Diagnostic run only select a single subtest each.
• Sometimes Rule-Interpreter (DIRI) is not able to display a meaningful result:
“Sorry, no information in knowledgebase found”, please continue in the list of LowLevel-Diagnostic subtests; just select the next test.
• Close Low-Level-Diagnostic GUI only by selecting:
FILE > Close and Exit PDIAG and DIFT
• Each Diagnostic run creates the known result files; for easy navigation use the
command: ll –lart to list the files by their date, when they have been created.
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T DSAC : DIS Status AC/DC Test
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T DSAC : di_value_file
diagnostic directory:
/var/opt/hp93000/soc/diagnostic
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Turn on value logging
before running test
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Di_value_file gives more
information than di_log_file
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T DSPC : DIS Status Power Control Test
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T DSPC : value vs. log
di_value_file
diagnostic directory:
/var/opt/hp93000/soc/diagnostic
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Turn on value logging
before running test
di_log_file
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T DVAC : DIS Voltage AC/DC Test
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T DPCI : DIS Power Control Voltage 1 Test
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T DPCE : DIS Power Control Voltage 2 Test
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T DCLK : DIS Clock Board Voltage Test
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T DFLT : DIS Fiber-Link Test
To Manipulator
The purpose of this test is to check the fiber optic connection between the controller and
the test head.
Fiber Optic Communications
RS232
cable
Card
Cage 8
Card
Cage 7
Large
test head
Card Active
Cage 3 control
board
Clock
board
Supply only
Card
Cage 1
Clock
board
Termination
Standard
support rack
Power
control
board
Clock
board
Control Connection
Card
board
cable
Cage 4
Power
backplane
Rack interface
board
Power
control
board
Active
control
board
Active
Card
Card
control Cage 2
Cage 6
board
Power
control
board
Card
Cage 5
Clock
board
Power
control
board
Active
control
board
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T DCIC : Computer Interface Card Test
This test checks the computer interface card of the controller.
During the test the CIC is set into the ‘Loopback’ mode which is an internal short
circuit between transmit path and receive path.
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T DFOC : Fiber Optic Test
The purpose of this test is to check the fiber optic cable.
Fiber Optics
Optic Coupler
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T DADR : Address & Data Bus Test
The multiplexed address/data bus in the testhead are checked for stuck-at0 and stuck-at-1 failures.
RS232 DIS Bus
Fiber Optics
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