display temperature

Function

The display temperature command displays the status and configuration of the temperature sensor.

Format

display temperature slot slot-id verbose

display temperature ipu

display temperature slot slot-id pic pic-id

display temperature [ slot slot-id ]

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Value
verbose	Display verbose information.	-
ipu	Ipu board.	-
slot slot-id	Specifies a slot ID.	The value is a string of 1 to 49 case-sensitive characters, spaces not supported.
pic pic-id	Specifies a PIC ID.	The value is an integer that ranges from 0 to 16.

Views

All views

Default Level

1: Monitoring level

Task Name and Operations

Task Name	Operations
device-mgr	read

Usage Guidelines

Usage Scenario

During routine maintenance, you can run the display temperature command to check whether the temperature of a device is within a normal range and locate the fault.

Precautions

If the output of the display temperature command indicates that the Status of the device is not NORMAL, adjust the working temperature to ensure proper operation of the device.

The normal working temperature of a device ranges from 0°C to 45°C. If the output of the display temperature ipu command indicates that the working temperature is out of range, adjust the working temperature to ensure proper operation of the device.

The normal working temperature of a device ranges from 0°C to 45°C. If the output of the display temperature slot verbose command indicates that the working temperature is out of range, adjust the working temperature to ensure proper operation of the device.

Example

The actual command output varies according to the device. The command output here is only an example.

# Display the configuration, status, and value of the temperature sensor in a specific slot.

<HUAWEI> system-view
[~HUAWEI] display temperature slot 1
  Base-Board, Unit:C, Slot1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
PCB          I2C Addr Chl Status   Minor Major Fatal FanTMin FanTMax Temp(C)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
XXXX         0   72   0   NORMAL   82    85    90    70      80      48     
XXXX         0   73   0   NORMAL   88    92    100   75      85      46     
XXXX         0   74   0   NORMAL   85    90    95    73      83      44     
XXXX         0   75   0   NORMAL   90    96    100   78      88      47     
XXXX         0   76   0   NORMAL   88    92    98    76      86      48     
XXXX         0   79   0   NORMAL   88    93    100   75      85      43     
XXXX         7   175  0   NORMAL   95    100   105   82      92      54     
XXXX         7   175  1   NORMAL   95    100   105   82      92      56     
XXXX         7   175  2   NORMAL   97    102   105   85      95      55     
XXXX         7   175  3   NORMAL   97    102   105   85      95      58     
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

**Table 1** Description of the **display temperature** command output
Item	Description
Slot	position.
PCB	Type of the board.
I2C	ID of the temperature sensor.
Addr	Address of the temperature sensor.
Chl	Channel of the temperature sensor.
Status	Status of the temperature sensor.
FanTMin	Fans will speed up if the temperature reaches this value.
FanTMax	Fans will rotate at full speed if the temperature reaches this value.
Temp(C)	Current temperature.
Minor	Minor alarm threshold. The alarm levels are minor, major, and fatal. You can run the display temperature command to view the temperature alarm thresholds on each board. When the board temperature is higher than a specified threshold, an alarm of the corresponding level is generated. When the temperature is 2°C below the alarm threshold, the alarm is cleared.
Major	Threshold of a major alarm. The alarm levels are minor, major, and fatal. You can run the display temperature command to view the temperature alarm thresholds on each board. When the board temperature is higher than a specified threshold, an alarm of the corresponding level is generated. When the temperature is 2°C below the alarm threshold, the alarm is cleared.
Fatal	Fatal alarm threshold. If the temperature reaches or exceeds the fatal alarm threshold, the device may work abnormally or be damaged. The alarm levels are minor, major, and fatal. You can run the display temperature command to view the temperature alarm thresholds on each board. When the board temperature is higher than a specified threshold, an alarm of the corresponding level is generated. When the temperature is 2°C below the alarm threshold, the alarm is cleared.
Unit	Unit.