1 #pragma once
2 
3 #include "average.hpp"
4 #include "maximum.hpp"
5 #include "pmbus.hpp"
6 #include "record_manager.hpp"
7 #include "types.hpp"
8 #include "util.hpp"
9 #include "utility.hpp"
10 
11 #include <gpiod.hpp>
12 #include <sdbusplus/bus/match.hpp>
13 
14 #include <filesystem>
15 #include <stdexcept>
16 
17 namespace phosphor::power::psu
18 {
19 
20 #if IBM_VPD
21 // PMBus device driver "file name" to read for CCIN value.
22 constexpr auto CCIN = "ccin";
23 constexpr auto PART_NUMBER = "part_number";
24 constexpr auto FRU_NUMBER = "fru";
25 constexpr auto SERIAL_HEADER = "header";
26 constexpr auto SERIAL_NUMBER = "serial_number";
27 constexpr auto FW_VERSION = "fw_version";
28 
29 // The D-Bus property name to update with the CCIN value.
30 constexpr auto MODEL_PROP = "Model";
31 constexpr auto PN_PROP = "PartNumber";
32 constexpr auto SPARE_PN_PROP = "SparePartNumber";
33 constexpr auto SN_PROP = "SerialNumber";
34 constexpr auto VERSION_PROP = "Version";
35 
36 // ipzVPD Keyword sizes
37 static constexpr auto FL_KW_SIZE = 20;
38 static constexpr auto FN_KW_SIZE = 7;
39 static constexpr auto PN_KW_SIZE = 7;
40 // For IBM power supplies, the SN is 6-byte header + 6-byte serial.
41 static constexpr auto SN_KW_SIZE = 12;
42 static constexpr auto CC_KW_SIZE = 4;
43 #endif
44 
45 constexpr auto LOG_LIMIT = 3;
46 constexpr auto DEGLITCH_LIMIT = 3;
47 constexpr auto PGOOD_DEGLITCH_LIMIT = 5;
48 
49 /**
50  * @class PowerSupply
51  * Represents a PMBus power supply device.
52  */
53 class PowerSupply
54 {
55   public:
56     PowerSupply() = delete;
57     PowerSupply(const PowerSupply&) = delete;
58     PowerSupply(PowerSupply&&) = delete;
59     PowerSupply& operator=(const PowerSupply&) = delete;
60     PowerSupply& operator=(PowerSupply&&) = delete;
61     ~PowerSupply() = default;
62 
63     /**
64      * @param[in] invpath - String for inventory path to use
65      * @param[in] i2cbus - The bus number this power supply is on
66      * @param[in] i2caddr - The 16-bit I2C address of the power supply
67      * @param[in] driver - i2c driver name for power supply
68      * @param[in] gpioLineName - The gpio-line-name to read for presence. See
69      * https://github.com/openbmc/docs/blob/master/designs/device-tree-gpio-naming.md
70      */
71     PowerSupply(sdbusplus::bus_t& bus, const std::string& invpath,
72                 std::uint8_t i2cbus, const std::uint16_t i2caddr,
73                 const std::string& driver, const std::string& gpioLineName);
74 
75     phosphor::pmbus::PMBusBase& getPMBus()
76     {
77         return *pmbusIntf;
78     }
79 
80     GPIOInterfaceBase* getPresenceGPIO()
81     {
82         return presenceGPIO.get();
83     }
84 
85     std::string getPresenceGPIOName() const
86     {
87         if (presenceGPIO != nullptr)
88         {
89             return presenceGPIO->getName();
90         }
91         else
92         {
93             return std::string();
94         }
95     }
96 
97     /**
98      * Power supply specific function to analyze for faults/errors.
99      *
100      * Various PMBus status bits will be checked for fault conditions.
101      * If a certain fault bits are on, the appropriate error will be
102      * committed.
103      */
104     void analyze();
105 
106     /**
107      * Write PMBus ON_OFF_CONFIG
108      *
109      * This function will be called to cause the PMBus device driver to send the
110      * ON_OFF_CONFIG command. Takes one byte of data.
111      *
112      * @param[in] data - The ON_OFF_CONFIG data byte mask.
113      */
114     void onOffConfig(uint8_t data);
115 
116     /**
117      * Clears all the member variables that indicate if a fault bit was seen as
118      * on in the STATUS_WORD or STATUS_MFR_SPECIFIC response.
119      */
120     void clearFaultFlags()
121     {
122         inputFault = 0;
123         mfrFault = 0;
124         statusMFR = 0;
125         vinUVFault = 0;
126         cmlFault = 0;
127         voutOVFault = 0;
128         ioutOCFault = 0;
129         voutUVFault = 0;
130         fanFault = 0;
131         tempFault = 0;
132         pgoodFault = 0;
133         psKillFault = 0;
134         ps12VcsFault = 0;
135         psCS12VFault = 0;
136         faultLogged = false;
137     }
138 
139     /**
140      * @brief Function to specifically clear VIN_UV/OFF fault(s).
141      *
142      * The PMBus HWMON device driver has various alarm "files" to read out of
143      * sysfs. Reading those files will indicate if various alarms are active or
144      * not, and then specifically clear those faults that go with that alarm.
145      *
146      * The VIN_UV fault, indicated in STATUS_INPUT, goes with in1_lcrit_alarm.
147      * When a VIN_UV fault occurs, the "Unit Off For Insufficient Input Voltage"
148      * may also be active. Reading in1_lcrit_alarm should clear both fault bits,
149      * resulting in the corresponding fault bits in STATUS_WORD also clearing.
150      *
151      * See: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/hwmon/pmbus.html
152      */
153     void clearVinUVFault();
154 
155     /**
156      * Write PMBus CLEAR_FAULTS
157      *
158      * This function will be called in various situations in order to clear
159      * any fault status bits that may have been set, in order to start over
160      * with a clean state. Presence changes and power state changes will
161      * want to clear any faults logged.
162      */
163     void clearFaults();
164 
165     /**
166      * @brief Adds properties to the inventory.
167      *
168      * Reads the values from the device and writes them to the
169      * associated power supply D-Bus inventory object.
170      *
171      * This needs to be done on startup, and each time the presence
172      * state changes.
173      *
174      * Properties added:
175      * - Serial Number
176      * - Part Number
177      * - CCIN (Customer Card Identification Number) - added as the Model
178      * - Firmware version
179      */
180     void updateInventory();
181 
182     /**
183      * @brief Accessor function to indicate present status
184      */
185     bool isPresent() const
186     {
187         return present;
188     }
189 
190     /**
191      * @brief Returns the last read value from STATUS_WORD.
192      */
193     uint64_t getStatusWord() const
194     {
195         return statusWord;
196     }
197 
198     /**
199      * @brief Returns the last read value from STATUS_INPUT.
200      */
201     uint64_t getStatusInput() const
202     {
203         return statusInput;
204     }
205 
206     /**
207      * @brief Returns the last read value from STATUS_MFR.
208      */
209     uint64_t getMFRFault() const
210     {
211         return statusMFR;
212     }
213 
214     /**
215      * @brief Returns the last read value from STATUS_CML.
216      */
217     uint64_t getStatusCML() const
218     {
219         return statusCML;
220     }
221 
222     /**
223      * @brief Returns the last read value from STATUS_VOUT.
224      */
225     uint64_t getStatusVout() const
226     {
227         return statusVout;
228     }
229 
230     /**
231      * @brief Returns the last value read from STATUS_IOUT.
232      */
233     uint64_t getStatusIout() const
234     {
235         return statusIout;
236     }
237 
238     /**
239      * @brief Returns the last value read from STATUS_FANS_1_2.
240      */
241     uint64_t getStatusFans12() const
242     {
243         return statusFans12;
244     }
245 
246     /**
247      * @brief Returns the last value read from STATUS_TEMPERATURE.
248      */
249     uint64_t getStatusTemperature() const
250     {
251         return statusTemperature;
252     }
253 
254     /**
255      * @brief Returns true if a fault was found.
256      */
257     bool isFaulted() const
258     {
259         return (hasCommFault() || (vinUVFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT) ||
260                 (inputFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT) ||
261                 (voutOVFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT) ||
262                 (ioutOCFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT) ||
263                 (voutUVFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT) ||
264                 (fanFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT) || (tempFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT) ||
265                 (pgoodFault >= PGOOD_DEGLITCH_LIMIT) ||
266                 (mfrFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT));
267     }
268 
269     /**
270      * @brief Return whether a fault has been logged for this power supply
271      */
272     bool isFaultLogged() const
273     {
274         return faultLogged;
275     }
276 
277     /**
278      * @brief Called when a fault for this power supply has been logged.
279      */
280     void setFaultLogged()
281     {
282         faultLogged = true;
283     }
284 
285     /**
286      * @brief Returns true if INPUT fault occurred.
287      */
288     bool hasInputFault() const
289     {
290         return (inputFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT);
291     }
292 
293     /**
294      * @brief Returns true if MFRSPECIFIC occurred.
295      */
296     bool hasMFRFault() const
297     {
298         return (mfrFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT);
299     }
300 
301     /**
302      * @brief Returns true if VIN_UV_FAULT occurred.
303      */
304     bool hasVINUVFault() const
305     {
306         return (vinUVFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT);
307     }
308 
309     /**
310      * @brief Returns true if VOUT_OV_FAULT occurred.
311      */
312     bool hasVoutOVFault() const
313     {
314         return (voutOVFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT);
315     }
316 
317     /**
318      * @brief Returns true if IOUT_OC fault occurred (bit 4 STATUS_BYTE).
319      */
320     bool hasIoutOCFault() const
321     {
322         return (ioutOCFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT);
323     }
324 
325     /**
326      * @brief Returns true if VOUT_UV_FAULT occurred.
327      */
328     bool hasVoutUVFault() const
329     {
330         return (voutUVFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT);
331     }
332 
333     /**
334      *@brief Returns true if fan fault occurred.
335      */
336     bool hasFanFault() const
337     {
338         return (fanFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT);
339     }
340 
341     /**
342      * @brief Returns true if TEMPERATURE fault occurred.
343      */
344     bool hasTempFault() const
345     {
346         return (tempFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT);
347     }
348 
349     /**
350      * @brief Returns true if there is a PGood fault (PGOOD# inactive, or OFF
351      * bit on).
352      */
353     bool hasPgoodFault() const
354     {
355         return (pgoodFault >= PGOOD_DEGLITCH_LIMIT);
356     }
357 
358     /**
359      * @brief Return true if there is a PS_Kill fault.
360      */
361     bool hasPSKillFault() const
362     {
363         return (psKillFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT);
364     }
365 
366     /**
367      * @brief Returns true if there is a 12Vcs (standy power) fault.
368      */
369     bool hasPS12VcsFault() const
370     {
371         return (ps12VcsFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT);
372     }
373 
374     /**
375      * @brief Returns true if there is a 12V current-share fault.
376      */
377     bool hasPSCS12VFault() const
378     {
379         return (psCS12VFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT);
380     }
381 
382     /**
383      * @brief Returns the device path
384      *
385      * This can be used for error call outs.
386      * Example: /sys/bus/i2c/devices/3-0068
387      */
388     const std::string getDevicePath() const
389     {
390         return pmbusIntf->path();
391     }
392 
393     /**
394      * @brief Returns this power supply's inventory path.
395      *
396      * This can be used for error call outs.
397      * Example:
398      * /xyz/openbmc_project/inventory/system/chassis/motherboard/powersupply1
399      */
400     const std::string& getInventoryPath() const
401     {
402         return inventoryPath;
403     }
404 
405     /**
406      * @brief Returns the short name (last part of inventoryPath).
407      */
408     const std::string& getShortName() const
409     {
410         return shortName;
411     }
412 
413     /**
414      * @brief Returns the firmware revision version read from the power supply
415      */
416     const std::string& getFWVersion() const
417     {
418         return fwVersion;
419     }
420 
421     /**
422      * @brief Returns the model name of the power supply
423      */
424     const std::string& getModelName() const
425     {
426         return modelName;
427     }
428 
429     /** @brief Returns true if the number of failed reads exceeds limit
430      * TODO: or CML bit on.
431      */
432     bool hasCommFault() const
433     {
434         return ((readFail >= LOG_LIMIT) || (cmlFault >= DEGLITCH_LIMIT));
435     }
436 
437     /**
438      * @brief Reads the pmbus input voltage and returns that actual voltage
439      *        reading and the calculated input voltage based on thresholds.
440      * @param[out] actualInputVoltage - The actual voltage reading, in Volts.
441      * @param[out] inputVoltage - A rounded up/down value of the actual input
442      *             voltage based on thresholds, in Volts.
443      */
444     void getInputVoltage(double& actualInputVoltage, int& inputVoltage) const;
445 
446     /**
447      * @brief Check if the PS is considered to be available or not
448      *
449      * It is unavailable if any of:
450      * - not present
451      * - input fault active
452      * - Vin UV fault active
453      * - PS KILL fault active
454      * - Iout OC fault active
455      *
456      * Other faults will, through creating error logs with callouts, already
457      * be setting the Functional property to false.
458      *
459      * On changes, the Available property is updated in the inventory.
460      */
461     void checkAvailability();
462 
463     /**
464      * @brief Setup for power supply input history.
465      *
466      * This will setup the variables and interfaces needed to get the power
467      * supply input history data over to D-Bus. The only known support for this
468      * at this time is the INPUT_HISTORY command implemented by the IBM Common
469      * Form Factor Power Suppplies (ibm-cffps). The INPUT_HISTORY command for
470      * ibm-cffps is implemented via a manufacturing specific PMBus command.
471      */
472     void setupInputHistory();
473 
474     /**
475      * @brief Returns true if this power supply has input history (supported).
476      */
477     bool hasInputHistory() const
478     {
479         return inputHistorySupported;
480     }
481 
482     /**
483      * @brief Returns the number of input history records
484      *
485      * PowerSupply wrapper to getNumRecords() from RecordManager.
486      */
487     size_t getNumInputHistoryRecords() const
488     {
489         if (recordManager)
490         {
491             return recordManager->getNumRecords();
492         }
493         else
494         {
495             return 0;
496         }
497     }
498 
499     /**
500      * @brief Returns true when INPUT_HISTORY sync is required.
501      */
502     bool isSyncHistoryRequired() const
503     {
504         return syncHistoryRequired;
505     }
506 
507     /**
508      * @brief Clears the indicator that sync required for INPUT_HISTORY.
509      *
510      * Sets variable to false to indicate that the sync is no longer required.
511      * This can be used after the PSUManager has reacted to the need for the
512      * INPUT_HISTORY data to be synchronized.
513      */
514     void clearSyncHistoryRequired()
515     {
516         syncHistoryRequired = false;
517     }
518 
519   private:
520     /** @brief systemd bus member */
521     sdbusplus::bus_t& bus;
522 
523     /** @brief Will be updated to the latest/lastvalue read from STATUS_WORD.*/
524     uint64_t statusWord = 0;
525 
526     /** @brief Will be set to the last read value of STATUS_WORD. */
527     uint64_t statusWordOld = 0;
528 
529     /** @brief Will be updated to the latest/lastvalue read from STATUS_INPUT.*/
530     uint64_t statusInput = 0;
531 
532     /** @brief Will be updated to the latest/lastvalue read from STATUS_MFR.*/
533     uint64_t statusMFR = 0;
534 
535     /** @brief Will be updated to the latest/last value read from STATUS_CML.*/
536     uint64_t statusCML = 0;
537 
538     /** @brief Will be updated to the latest/last value read from STATUS_VOUT.*/
539     uint64_t statusVout = 0;
540 
541     /** @brief Will be updated to the latest/last value read from STATUS_IOUT.*/
542     uint64_t statusIout = 0;
543 
544     /** @brief Will be updated to the latest/last value read from
545      * STATUS_FANS_1_2. */
546     uint64_t statusFans12 = 0;
547 
548     /** @brief Will be updated to the latest/last value read from
549      * STATUS_TEMPERATURE.*/
550     uint64_t statusTemperature = 0;
551 
552     /** @brief Will be updated with latest converted value read from READ_VIN */
553     int inputVoltage = phosphor::pmbus::in_input::VIN_VOLTAGE_0;
554 
555     /** @brief Will be updated with the actual voltage last read from READ_VIN
556      */
557     double actualInputVoltage = 0;
558 
559     /** @brief True if an error for a fault has already been logged. */
560     bool faultLogged = false;
561 
562     /** @brief Incremented if bit 1 of STATUS_WORD low byte is on.
563      *
564      * Considered faulted if reaches DEGLITCH_LIMIT.
565      */
566     size_t cmlFault = 0;
567 
568     /** @brief Incremented if bit 5 of STATUS_WORD high byte is on.
569      *
570      * Considered faulted if reaches DEGLITCH_LIMIT.
571      */
572     size_t inputFault = 0;
573 
574     /** @brief Incremented if bit 4 of STATUS_WORD high byte is on.
575      *
576      * Considered faulted if reaches DEGLITCH_LIMIT.
577      */
578     size_t mfrFault = 0;
579 
580     /** @brief Incremented if bit 3 of STATUS_WORD low byte is on.
581      *
582      * Considered faulted if reaches DEGLITCH_LIMIT.
583      */
584     size_t vinUVFault = 0;
585 
586     /** @brief Incremented if bit 5 of STATUS_WORD low byte is on.
587      *
588      * Considered faulted if reaches DEGLITCH_LIMIT.
589      */
590     size_t voutOVFault = 0;
591 
592     /** @brief Incremented if bit 4 of STATUS_WORD low byte is on.
593      *
594      * Considered faulted if reaches DEGLITCH_LIMIT.
595      */
596     size_t ioutOCFault = 0;
597 
598     /** @brief Incremented if bit 7 of STATUS_WORD high byte is on and bit 5
599      * (VOUT_OV) of low byte is off.
600      *
601      * Considered faulted if reaches DEGLITCH_LIMIT.
602      */
603     size_t voutUVFault = 0;
604 
605     /** @brief Incremented if FANS fault/warn bit on in STATUS_WORD.
606      *
607      * Considered faulted if reaches DEGLITCH_LIMIT.
608      */
609     size_t fanFault = 0;
610 
611     /** @brief Incremented if bit 2 of STATUS_WORD low byte is on.
612      *
613      * Considered faulted if reaches DEGLITCH_LIMIT. */
614     size_t tempFault = 0;
615 
616     /**
617      * @brief Incremented if bit 11 or 6 of STATUS_WORD is on. PGOOD# is
618      * inactive, or the unit is off.
619      *
620      * Considered faulted if reaches DEGLITCH_LIMIT.
621      */
622     size_t pgoodFault = 0;
623 
624     /**
625      * @brief Power Supply Kill fault.
626      *
627      * Incremented based on bits in STATUS_MFR_SPECIFIC. IBM power supplies use
628      * bit 4 to indicate this fault. Considered faulted if it reaches
629      * DEGLITCH_LIMIT.
630      */
631     size_t psKillFault = 0;
632 
633     /**
634      * @brief Power Supply 12Vcs fault (standby power).
635      *
636      * Incremented based on bits in STATUS_MFR_SPECIFIC. IBM power supplies use
637      * bit 6 to indicate this fault. Considered faulted if it reaches
638      * DEGLITCH_LIMIT.
639      */
640     size_t ps12VcsFault = 0;
641 
642     /**
643      * @brief Power Supply Current-Share fault in 12V domain.
644      *
645      * Incremented based on bits in STATUS_MFR_SPECIFIC. IBM power supplies use
646      * bit 7 to indicate this fault. Considered faulted if it reaches
647      * DEGLITCH_LIMIT.
648      */
649     size_t psCS12VFault = 0;
650 
651     /** @brief Count of the number of read failures. */
652     size_t readFail = 0;
653 
654     /**
655      * @brief Examine STATUS_WORD for CML (communication, memory, logic fault).
656      */
657     void analyzeCMLFault();
658 
659     /**
660      * @brief Examine STATUS_WORD for INPUT bit on.
661      *
662      * "An input voltage, input current, or input power fault or warning has
663      * occurred."
664      */
665     void analyzeInputFault();
666 
667     /**
668      * @brief Examine STATUS_WORD for VOUT being set.
669      *
670      * If VOUT is on, "An output voltage fault or warning has occurred.", and
671      * VOUT_OV_FAULT is on, there is an output over-voltage fault.
672      */
673     void analyzeVoutOVFault();
674 
675     /*
676      * @brief Examine STATUS_WORD value read for IOUT_OC_FAULT.
677      *
678      * "An output overcurrent fault has occurred." If it is on, and fault not
679      * set, trace STATUS_WORD, STATUS_MFR_SPECIFIC, and STATUS_IOUT values.
680      */
681     void analyzeIoutOCFault();
682 
683     /**
684      * @brief Examines STATUS_WORD value read to see if there is a UV fault.
685      *
686      * Checks if the VOUT bit is on, indicating "An output voltage fault or
687      * warning has occurred", if it is on, but VOUT_OV_FAULT is off, it is
688      * determined to be an indication of an output under-voltage fault.
689      */
690     void analyzeVoutUVFault();
691 
692     /**
693      * @brief Examine STATUS_WORD for the fan fault/warning bit.
694      *
695      * If fanFault is not on, trace that the bit now came on, include
696      * STATUS_WORD, STATUS_MFR_SPECIFIC, and STATUS_FANS_1_2 values as well, to
697      * help with understanding what may have caused it to be set.
698      */
699     void analyzeFanFault();
700 
701     /**
702      * @brief Examine STATUS_WORD for temperature fault.
703      */
704     void analyzeTemperatureFault();
705 
706     /**
707      * @brief Examine STATUS_WORD for pgood or unit off faults.
708      */
709     void analyzePgoodFault();
710 
711     /**
712      * @brief Determine possible manufacturer-specific faults from bits in
713      * STATUS_MFR.
714      *
715      * The bits in the STATUS_MFR_SPECIFIC command response have "Manufacturer
716      * Defined" meanings. Determine which faults, if any, are present based on
717      * the power supply (device driver) type.
718      */
719     void determineMFRFault();
720 
721     /**
722      * @brief Examine STATUS_WORD value read for MFRSPECIFIC bit on.
723      *
724      * "A manufacturer specific fault or warning has occurred."
725      *
726      * If it is on, call the determineMFRFault() helper function to examine the
727      * value read from STATUS_MFR_SPECIFIC.
728      */
729     void analyzeMFRFault();
730 
731     /**
732      * @brief Analyzes the STATUS_WORD for a VIN_UV_FAULT indicator.
733      */
734     void analyzeVinUVFault();
735 
736     /**
737      * @brief D-Bus path to use for this power supply's inventory status.
738      **/
739     std::string inventoryPath;
740 
741     /**
742      * @brief Store the short name to avoid string processing.
743      *
744      * The short name will be something like powersupply1, the last part of the
745      * inventoryPath.
746      */
747     std::string shortName;
748 
749     /**
750      * @brief Given a full inventory path, returns the last node of the path as
751      * the "short name"
752      */
753     std::string findShortName(const std::string& invPath)
754     {
755         auto const lastSlashPos = invPath.find_last_of('/');
756 
757         if ((lastSlashPos == std::string::npos) ||
758             ((lastSlashPos + 1) == invPath.size()))
759         {
760             return invPath;
761         }
762         else
763         {
764             return invPath.substr(lastSlashPos + 1);
765         }
766     }
767 
768     /**
769      * @brief The libgpiod object for monitoring PSU presence
770      */
771     std::unique_ptr<GPIOInterfaceBase> presenceGPIO = nullptr;
772 
773     /** @brief True if the power supply is present. */
774     bool present = false;
775 
776     /** @brief Power supply model name. */
777     std::string modelName;
778 
779     /** @brief D-Bus match variable used to subscribe to Present property
780      * changes.
781      **/
782     std::unique_ptr<sdbusplus::bus::match_t> presentMatch;
783 
784     /** @brief D-Bus match variable used to subscribe for Present property
785      * interface added.
786      */
787     std::unique_ptr<sdbusplus::bus::match_t> presentAddedMatch;
788 
789     /**
790      * @brief Pointer to the PMBus interface
791      *
792      * Used to read or write to/from PMBus power supply devices.
793      */
794     std::unique_ptr<phosphor::pmbus::PMBusBase> pmbusIntf = nullptr;
795 
796     /** @brief Stored copy of the firmware version/revision string */
797     std::string fwVersion;
798 
799     /**
800      * @brief The file system path used for binding the device driver.
801      */
802     const std::filesystem::path bindPath;
803 
804     /* @brief The string to pass in for binding the device driver. */
805     std::string bindDevice;
806 
807     /**
808      * @brief The result of the most recent availability check
809      *
810      * Saved on the object so changes can be detected.
811      */
812     bool available = false;
813 
814     /**
815      * @brief Binds or unbinds the power supply device driver
816      *
817      * Called when a presence change is detected to either bind the device
818      * driver for the power supply when it is installed, or unbind the device
819      * driver when the power supply is removed.
820      *
821      * Writes <device> to <path>/bind (or unbind)
822      *
823      * @param present - when true, will bind the device driver
824      *                  when false, will unbind the device driver
825      */
826     void bindOrUnbindDriver(bool present);
827 
828     /**
829      *  @brief Updates the presence status by querying D-Bus
830      *
831      * The D-Bus inventory properties for this power supply will be read to
832      * determine if the power supply is present or not and update this
833      * object's present member variable to reflect current status.
834      **/
835     void updatePresence();
836 
837     /**
838      * @brief Updates the power supply presence by reading the GPIO line.
839      */
840     void updatePresenceGPIO();
841 
842     /**
843      * @brief Callback for inventory property changes
844      *
845      * Process change of Present property for power supply.
846      *
847      * This is used if we are watching the D-Bus properties instead of reading
848      * the GPIO presence line ourselves.
849      *
850      * @param[in]  msg - Data associated with Present change signal
851      **/
852     void inventoryChanged(sdbusplus::message_t& msg);
853 
854     /**
855      * @brief Callback for inventory property added.
856      *
857      * Process add of the interface with the Present property for power supply.
858      *
859      * This is used if we are watching the D-Bus properties instead of reading
860      * the GPIO presence line ourselves.
861      *
862      * @param[in]  msg - Data associated with Present add signal
863      **/
864     void inventoryAdded(sdbusplus::message_t& msg);
865 
866     /**
867      * @brief Reads the pmbus MFR_POUT_MAX value.
868      *
869      * "The MFR_POUT_MAX command sets or retrieves the maximum rated output
870      * power, in watts, that the unit is rated to supply."
871      *
872      * @return max_power_out value converted from string.
873      */
874     auto getMaxPowerOut() const;
875 
876     /* @brief Reads a VPD value from PMBus, correct size, and contents.
877      *
878      * If the VPD data read is not the passed in size, resize and fill with
879      * spaces. If the data contains a non-alphanumeric value, replace any of
880      * those values with spaces.
881      *
882      * @param[in] vpdName - The name of the sysfs "file" to read data from.
883      * @param[in] type - The HWMON file type to read from.
884      * @param[in] vpdSize - The expacted size of the data for this VPD/property
885      *
886      * @return A string containing the VPD data read, resized if necessary
887      */
888     auto readVPDValue(const std::string& vpdName,
889                       const phosphor::pmbus::Type& type,
890                       const std::size_t& vpdSize);
891 
892     /**
893      * @brief Reads the most recent input history record from the power supply
894      * and updates the average and maximum properties in D-Bus if there is a new
895      * reading available.
896      *
897      * This will still run every time analyze() is called so code can post new
898      * data as soon as possible and the timestamp will more accurately reflect
899      * the correct time.
900      *
901      * D-Bus is only updated if there is a change and the oldest record will be
902      * pruned if the property already contains the max number of records.
903      */
904     void updateHistory();
905 
906     /**
907      * @brief Set to true if INPUT_HISTORY command supported.
908      *
909      * Not all power supplies will support the INPUT_HISTORY command. The IBM
910      * Common Form Factor power supplies do support this command.
911      */
912     bool inputHistorySupported{false};
913 
914     /**
915      * @brief Set to true when INPUT_HISTORY sync is required.
916      *
917      * A power supply will need to synchronize its INPUT_HISTORY data with the
918      * other power supplies installed in the system when it goes from missing to
919      * present.
920      */
921     bool syncHistoryRequired{false};
922 
923     /**
924      * @brief Class that manages the input power history records.
925      **/
926     std::unique_ptr<history::RecordManager> recordManager;
927 
928     /**
929      * @brief The D-Bus object for the average input power history
930      **/
931     std::unique_ptr<history::Average> average;
932 
933     /**
934      * @brief The D-Bus object for the maximum input power history
935      **/
936     std::unique_ptr<history::Maximum> maximum;
937 
938     /**
939      * @brief The base D-Bus object path to use for the average and maximum
940      * objects.
941      **/
942     std::string historyObjectPath;
943 };
944 
945 } // namespace phosphor::power::psu
946