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3.1.2 Internal Device Address inside iHP
An iHP system is composed of different independent devices (modules and PFC devices). The internal device
address is used to identify the specific device or module group in which user wants to communicate. Please
see below table for the Internal Device Address inside the iHP system.
Table 3-1
iHP Internal Device Address
Device/Group iHP RACK 24kW
Device/Group iHP RACK 12kW
0x00
ISOCOMM
ISOCOMM
0x01 – 0x06
Reserved
Reserved
0x07
PFC1
PFC1
0x08
PFC2
Not Applicable
0x09 – 0x0F
Reserved
Reserved
0x10
Module 1
Module 1
0x11
Module 2
Module 2
0x12
Module 3
Module 3
0x13
Module 4
Module 4
0x14
Module 5
Not Applicable
0x15
Module 6
Not Applicable
0x16
Module 7
Not Applicable
0x17
Module 8
Not Applicable
0x18
Group 1
Group 1
0x19
Group 2
Group 2
0x1A
Group 3
Group 3
0x1B
Group 4
Group 4
0x1C
Group 5
Group 5
0x1D
Group 6
Group 6
0x1E
Group 7
Group 7
Note: Module group configuration is discussed in Section 5.1.5 and module group functionality is discussed in Section 6.
3.2 iHP Commands
The iHP command set is patterned from PMBus, but uses a proprietary transaction protocol. All PFC devices
have a specific set of commands, all module devices have a specific set of commands, and the ISOCOMM
device has a specific set of commands. The PFC command list is in Appendix B.1, the module command list is
in Appendix B.2, and the ISOCOMM command list is in Appendix B.3.
iHP commands can be classified into four groups: