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JP2006221484A
JP2006221484A JP2005035364A JP2005035364A JP2006221484A JP 2006221484 A JP2006221484 A JP 2006221484A JP 2005035364 A JP2005035364 A JP 2005035364A JP 2005035364 A JP2005035364 A JP 2005035364A JP 2006221484 A JP2006221484 A JP 2006221484A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To properly detect temperature anomaly in a CPU without any increase in a load of the CPU. <P>SOLUTION: A temperature sensor is stuck to a CPU package for the computer, and an abnormal temperature of the CPU is monitored based on a temperature detection signal from the temperature sensor. In a normal time when a temperature sensor value V is not above a stable operation upper limit value M of the CPU, monitoring is carried out at long period T1 intervals (S2-S5). When the temperature sensor value V exceeds the stable operation upper limit value M, a switch to monitoring at a short period T2 intervals is carried out (S8). When the short period monitoring condition continues beyond a set frequency (S7), a RAS function in the CPU starts notification of a warning to a user or shut down of the computer (S9). <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

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本発明は、コンピュータの温度異常を監視する監視方式に係り、特にCPUパッケージに貼り付けた温度センサの温度検出信号を基にCPUの温度異常発生を判定する方式に関する。   The present invention relates to a monitoring method for monitoring a temperature abnormality of a computer, and more particularly to a method for determining the occurrence of a CPU temperature abnormality based on a temperature detection signal of a temperature sensor attached to a CPU package.

プラントの監視制御システムなど、各種設備・機器の近傍に設置されてそれらの監視や制御を行うコンピュータは、それが設置される周囲環境(温度、湿度や塵埃など)が悪く、これら周囲環境の悪さが原因で異常(誤動作や機能喪失)が発生して、システムダウンという致命的な故障に発展することが予測される。例えば、コンピュータの温度上昇でCPUの暴走(熱暴走)を招くおそれがある。   Computers installed in the vicinity of various facilities and equipment, such as plant monitoring and control systems, that monitor and control them are poor in the surrounding environment (temperature, humidity, dust, etc.) in which they are installed. It is predicted that abnormalities (malfunctions or loss of function) will occur due to the above, and that it will develop into a fatal failure called system down. For example, there is a risk of CPU runaway (thermal runaway) due to a rise in computer temperature.

そこで、コンピュータの異常発生を事前に検知し、適切な保護対策(異常警報、データのバックアップなど)をとる保護方式が提案されている(例えば、特許文献1参照)。   Therefore, a protection method has been proposed in which the occurrence of a computer abnormality is detected in advance and appropriate protection measures (abnormality alarm, data backup, etc.) are taken (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

上記の特許文献では、温度センサによるコンピュータの内部温度検出や、ファンセンサによるファン運転状態監視、電源監視などを行い、異常が発生したときはコンピュータがもつRAS機能(Reliability(信頼性)、Availability(可用性)、Serviceability(保守性)の略)を利用してユーザに異常報知する。
特開2000−75952号公報
In the above-mentioned patent documents, the internal temperature detection of the computer by the temperature sensor, the fan operation state monitoring by the fan sensor, the power supply monitoring, etc. are performed. When an abnormality occurs, the RAS function (Reliability, Availability ( (Availability) and Serviceability (maintenance) are used to notify the user of an abnormality.
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コンピュータの異常発生要因のうち、CPUの温度異常は致命的なものになり、その温度異常を早期に検知することが重要となる。   Among computer abnormality occurrence factors, CPU temperature abnormality is fatal, and it is important to detect the temperature abnormality at an early stage.

一般に、CPUの温度異常の検知には、温度センサをCPUに貼り付け、温度センサの検出信号が予め定めた閾値を超えたときに異常と判定する。また、コンピュータにおける異常監視では、CPUにより一定周期で温度センサ等のセンサ検出信号を取得し、この検出信号と閾値との比較処理を行い、異常が発生した場合にはRAS機能などを利用してユーザに報知する方式になる。   In general, in order to detect an abnormal temperature of a CPU, a temperature sensor is attached to the CPU, and an abnormality is determined when a detection signal of the temperature sensor exceeds a predetermined threshold. Also, in the abnormality monitoring in a computer, a sensor detection signal such as a temperature sensor is acquired by a CPU at a constant cycle, the detection signal is compared with a threshold value, and if an abnormality occurs, a RAS function or the like is used. This is a method for informing the user.

上記のように、一定周期で温度センサの検出値と閾値とを比較することで異常を検知する方式では、閾値設定および監視周期が不適当であるとシステムを不要に停止させたり、保護対策が遅れる問題があった。   As described above, in the method of detecting anomalies by comparing the detection value of the temperature sensor with a threshold value at a fixed period, if the threshold setting and monitoring period are inappropriate, the system can be stopped unnecessarily or protective measures can be taken. There was a problem that was delayed.

図3は、CPUの温度監視の態様を示し、CPUが安定稼働できる温度上限値(閾値)を設定しておき、一定周期(監視周期)で温度センサによる温度検出値が閾値を超えているか否かで異常を検知する。図3(a)の場合、閾値を低く設定し、監視周期を比較的長く設定した場合を示し、時刻t1やt4では温度センサの検出値が一時的に上限値を超えているが、熱暴走には至らないものであり、CPUの運転継続が好ましいにも拘わらず、異常検知をしてしまい、保護動作に入ってしまう。 FIG. 3 shows an aspect of CPU temperature monitoring, in which a temperature upper limit value (threshold value) at which the CPU can operate stably is set, and whether or not the temperature detection value by the temperature sensor exceeds the threshold value at a constant cycle (monitoring cycle). An abnormality is detected. Figure 3 In the case of (a), set low threshold, shows the case of setting the monitoring period relatively long and the detection value of the temperature sensor at time t 1 and t 4 is greater than the temporary upper limit, Although the thermal runaway does not occur and the CPU is preferably continued to operate, the abnormality is detected and the protection operation is started.

図3(b)では、閾値は同じ値であるが、監視周期を短くし、複数回の検出値の平均値で異常判定を行う場合である。この場合、不要な異常判定を無くすことができるが、監視周期を短くするためCPU負荷が増加してしまう。   In FIG. 3B, the threshold value is the same value, but the monitoring cycle is shortened and abnormality determination is performed using the average value of a plurality of detected values. In this case, unnecessary abnormality determination can be eliminated, but the CPU load increases because the monitoring cycle is shortened.

図3(c)では、(b)と同じに平均値を使用した異常検知において、監視周期を長くしてCPU負荷を軽減する場合である。この場合、長い監視周期の間に、CPUが熱暴走してしまう温度異常が発生したにも拘わらず、その検知ができず、CPUのシャットダウンまでの時間確保ができない。   FIG. 3C shows a case where the CPU load is reduced by extending the monitoring cycle in the abnormality detection using the average value as in FIG. In this case, although a temperature abnormality that causes the CPU to run out of heat during a long monitoring period occurs, the temperature cannot be detected and the time until the CPU is shut down cannot be secured.

本発明の目的は、CPUの負荷を増加させることなく、CPUの温度異常を的確に検知できるコンピュータの温度異常監視方式を提供することにある。   An object of the present invention is to provide a computer temperature abnormality monitoring system that can accurately detect a CPU temperature abnormality without increasing the CPU load.

本発明は、前記の課題を解決するため、通常時は長周期でCPUの温度を監視し、この監視でCPUの温度が安定稼働上限値を超えたときには短周期監視に切り替え、この短周期監視状態が連続して設定回数を超えたときに初めてCPUに温度異常が発生したと判定し、ユーザに報知やコンピュータのシャットダウンを開始するようにしたもので、以下の方式を特徴とする。   In order to solve the above problems, the present invention normally monitors the CPU temperature in a long cycle, and switches to short cycle monitoring when the CPU temperature exceeds the stable operation upper limit value in this monitoring. It is determined that a temperature abnormality has occurred in the CPU for the first time when the state continuously exceeds the set number of times, so that the user is notified and the computer is shut down.

(1)コンピュータのCPUパッケージに温度センサを貼り付け、この温度センサの温度検出信号を基にCPUの温度異常を監視する監視方式であって、
通常時は長周期でCPUの温度を監視する手段と、
前記長周期監視でCPUの温度が安定稼働上限値を超えたときには短周期監視に切り替える手段と、
前記短周期監視状態が連続して設定回数を超えたときにCPUに温度異常が発生したと判定する手段と、
前記CPUの温度異常が判定されたときに外部に報知、およびコンピュータのシャットダウンを開始する手段とを備えたことを特徴とする。
(1) A monitoring method in which a temperature sensor is attached to a CPU package of a computer, and a temperature abnormality of the CPU is monitored based on a temperature detection signal of the temperature sensor,
Means for monitoring the temperature of the CPU in a long period under normal conditions;
Means for switching to short cycle monitoring when the temperature of the CPU exceeds the stable operation upper limit in the long cycle monitoring;
Means for determining that a temperature abnormality has occurred in the CPU when the short-cycle monitoring state continuously exceeds a set number of times;
And a means for informing the outside when the CPU temperature abnormality is determined and for starting the shutdown of the computer.

以上のとおり、本発明によれば、通常時は長周期でCPUの温度を監視し、この監視でCPUの温度が安定稼働上限値を超えたときには短周期監視に切り替え、この短周期監視状態が連続して設定回数を超えたときに初めてCPUに温度異常が発生したと判定し、ユーザに報知やコンピュータのシャットダウンを開始するようにしたため、通常状態での不要なCPU負荷を避けることができる。   As described above, according to the present invention, the CPU temperature is normally monitored in a long cycle, and when the CPU temperature exceeds the stable operation upper limit value in this monitoring, switching to the short cycle monitoring is performed. Since it is determined that a temperature abnormality has occurred in the CPU for the first time when the set number of times is exceeded, the user is notified and the computer is shut down, so unnecessary CPU load in the normal state can be avoided.

しかも、CPUの安定稼働上限値を低く設定して温度異常をより確実に検知でき、コンピュータを不要に停止させることがなくなる。   In addition, it is possible to detect the temperature abnormality more reliably by setting the stable operation upper limit value of the CPU to be low, and the computer is not stopped unnecessarily.

図1は、本発明の実施形態を示す温度異常監視方式の処理手順図である。この処理はコンピュータのソフトウェア構成で実現される。また、本実施形態の実施に必要な温度センサはCPUのパッケージに貼り付けられ、この温度センサの検出信号をA/D変換器で定期的にディジタルデータに変換してコンピュータのメモリに記憶・更新しておく。また、各種設定値はリフレッシュメモリ等に予め書き込んでおく。   FIG. 1 is a processing procedure diagram of a temperature abnormality monitoring system showing an embodiment of the present invention. This process is realized by a software configuration of the computer. In addition, the temperature sensor required to implement this embodiment is affixed to the CPU package, and the detection signal of this temperature sensor is periodically converted to digital data by an A / D converter and stored in the memory of the computer. Keep it. Various set values are previously written in a refresh memory or the like.

図1において、まず、コンピュータの起動時に各種設定値を読み込んでおく(S1)。これら設定値は、長周期T1と短周期T2の監視周期と、CPUの安定稼働上限値Mと、温度異常発生回数上限値Nとする。この後、温度異常発生回数n=0,タイマ時限T=T1の初期化を行う(S2)。   In FIG. 1, first, various setting values are read when the computer is started (S1). These set values are the monitoring period of the long period T1 and the short period T2, the stable operation upper limit value M of the CPU, and the temperature abnormality occurrence upper limit value N. After that, initialization of temperature abnormality occurrence number n = 0 and timer time limit T = T1 is performed (S2).

この初期化後はタイマ機能でT時間の経過を待ち(S3)、この時刻になった時点でCPUへ割り込み、CPUは温度センサ値Vを取得する(S4)。CPUはこの温度センサ値Vが安定稼働上限値Mを超えているか否かを判定し(S5)、超えていなければ処理S2に戻し、タイマ機能の計時を開始させ、CPUは他のタスク実行に戻る。したがって、温度センサ値Vが安定稼働上限値M以下にあれば、長周期T1でCPUによる温度異常監視処理を実行することになる。   After the initialization, the timer function waits for the elapse of T time (S3), and when this time comes, the CPU is interrupted and the CPU acquires the temperature sensor value V (S4). The CPU determines whether or not the temperature sensor value V exceeds the stable operation upper limit value M (S5). If not, the process returns to the process S2, starts the timer function, and the CPU executes other tasks. Return. Therefore, if the temperature sensor value V is equal to or less than the stable operation upper limit value M, the temperature abnormality monitoring process by the CPU is executed in the long cycle T1.

温度センサ値Vが安定稼働上限値Mを超えた場合、CPUは温度異常発生回数n=n+1を行い(S6)、この温度異常発生回数nが温度異常発生回数上限値N以上か否かを判定する(S7)。温度異常発生回数nが温度異常発生回数上限値Nを超えていない場合、タイマ時限T=T2に切り替え(S8)、処理S3に戻し、短周期T2によるタイマ機能の計時を開始させ、CPUは他のタスク実行に戻る。CPUは、この短周期T2による温度監視処理には、温度センサ値Vが安定稼働上限値M以上にあれば回数nをインクリメントしながら繰り返し、この繰り返し途中でV≦Mになれば再び長周期T1による温度監視に戻す。したがって、温度センサ値Vが安定稼働上限値Mを超えたままにある場合、CPUは短周期T2による異常監視を繰り返す。   When the temperature sensor value V exceeds the stable operation upper limit M, the CPU performs the temperature abnormality occurrence number n = n + 1 (S6), and determines whether the temperature abnormality occurrence number n is equal to or higher than the temperature abnormality occurrence number upper limit N. (S7). If the temperature abnormality occurrence count n does not exceed the temperature abnormality occurrence count upper limit N, the timer time limit T is switched to T2 (S8), the process returns to step S3, and the timer function time measurement is started with the short cycle T2, and the CPU Return to task execution. In the temperature monitoring process with the short cycle T2, the CPU repeats while incrementing the number n if the temperature sensor value V is equal to or greater than the stable operation upper limit value M, and again when the V ≦ M during the repetition, the long cycle T1 again. Return to temperature monitoring. Therefore, when the temperature sensor value V remains above the stable operation upper limit value M, the CPU repeats the abnormality monitoring with the short cycle T2.

この異常監視の繰り返しで、連続してn≧Nになった場合、CPUはRAS機能の実行でユーザに温度異常を報知すると共にコンピュータのシャットダウンを開始する(S9)。   When n ≧ N is continuously obtained by repeating the abnormality monitoring, the CPU notifies the user of the temperature abnormality by executing the RAS function and starts shutting down the computer (S9).

以上の処理手順による温度異常監視の態様を図2に示す。同図の(a)に示すように、温度センサ値Vが上限値Mを超えるまでは長周期T1で監視を繰り返し、温度センサ値Vが上限値Mを超え時点からは短周期T2で監視を繰り返す。そして、短周期T2による監視で温度センサ値Vが上限値Mを下回ると、再び長周期T1による監視に戻る。   A mode of temperature abnormality monitoring by the above processing procedure is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 5A, monitoring is repeated in the long cycle T1 until the temperature sensor value V exceeds the upper limit value M, and monitoring is performed in the short cycle T2 from the time when the temperature sensor value V exceeds the upper limit value M. repeat. When the temperature sensor value V falls below the upper limit value M in the monitoring with the short cycle T2, the monitoring returns to the monitoring with the long cycle T1 again.

また、図2の(b)に示すように、短周期T2による監視で、温度センサ値Vが上限値Mを超えた状態が規定回数Nに達したときは、CPUの温度異常が確かに発生したと判定して、ユーザへの報知およびシャットダウンを開始し、現在の稼働状況を再現するのに必要なデータをフラッシュメモリ等に待避させる。   Further, as shown in FIG. 2B, when the temperature sensor value V exceeds the upper limit value M in the monitoring with the short cycle T2, the temperature abnormality of the CPU surely occurs. It is determined that it has been performed, and notification to the user and shutdown are started, and data necessary to reproduce the current operating status is saved in a flash memory or the like.

したがって、本実施形態によれば、通常時には長周期T1による処理になり、CPUの負荷を軽減できる。一方、温度異常が検知されたときは短周期T2による処理に切り替えられ、温度異常を確実に検知し、コンピュータのシステムダウン等を確実に回避できる。   Therefore, according to the present embodiment, the processing is normally performed with the long cycle T1, and the load on the CPU can be reduced. On the other hand, when a temperature abnormality is detected, the process is switched to the processing with the short cycle T2, and the temperature abnormality is reliably detected, and the system down of the computer can be avoided reliably.

なお、実施形態における周期T1,T2や安定稼働上限値M等は、コンピュータとその処理対象設備・機器の規模や性能に応じて適宜変更されるものである。また、温度異常の判定が得られたときは、RAS機能によりユーザに報知したり、シャットダウンを開始する場合を示すが、これら処理は適宜変更できる。   Note that the periods T1 and T2, the stable operation upper limit M, and the like in the embodiment are appropriately changed according to the scale and performance of the computer and its processing target equipment / equipment. Further, when the determination of the temperature abnormality is obtained, the case where the user is notified by the RAS function or the shutdown is started is shown, but these processes can be appropriately changed.

本発明の実施形態を示す温度異常監視方式の処理手順図。The processing procedure figure of the temperature abnormality monitoring system which shows embodiment of this invention. 実施形態における温度異常監視の態様図。The aspect figure of the temperature abnormality monitoring in embodiment. 従来の温度異常監視の態様図。FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a conventional temperature abnormality monitoring.

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コンピュータのCPUパッケージに温度センサを貼り付け、この温度センサの温度検出信号を基にCPUの温度異常を監視する監視方式であって、
通常時は長周期でCPUの温度を監視する手段と、
前記長周期監視でCPUの温度が安定稼働上限値を超えたときには短周期監視に切り替える手段と、
前記短周期監視状態が連続して設定回数を超えたときにCPUに温度異常が発生したと判定する手段と、
前記CPUの温度異常が判定されたときに外部に報知、およびコンピュータのシャットダウンを開始する手段とを備えたことを特徴とするコンピュータの温度異常監視方式。
A temperature sensor is attached to a CPU package of a computer, and a monitoring method for monitoring a CPU temperature abnormality based on a temperature detection signal of the temperature sensor,
Means for monitoring the temperature of the CPU in a long period under normal conditions;
Means for switching to short cycle monitoring when the temperature of the CPU exceeds the stable operation upper limit in the long cycle monitoring;
Means for determining that a temperature abnormality has occurred in the CPU when the short-cycle monitoring state continuously exceeds a set number of times;
A computer temperature abnormality monitoring system, comprising: an external notification when a CPU temperature abnormality is determined, and means for starting a computer shutdown.
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