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Bamboo Commit: Updated HDCommon.h with build versions from Bamboo

DEN-14790: Changed dialysate recirculation rate from 100 to 250 mL/min to add margin for minimum flow for heating.

Bamboo Commit: Updated HDCommon.h with build versions from Bamboo

Bamboo Commit: Updated the Copyright section and replaced tabs with 4 spaces

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DEN-14459: code review comments

Fixed. Thanks!

Fixed. Thanks!

Are there any other ways to exit this state without zeroing this counter (e.g. going to manual control in first if above)? Generally difficult to get all of the places where exiting a state. Safer ...

Are there any other ways to exit this state without zeroing this counter (e.g. going to manual control in first if above)? Generally difficult to get all of the places where exiting a state. Safer to reset things on entry (i.e. line 359 above).

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This is the only position where its unassigned (changed due to revert below). The counter itself is more controller level than driver level as the persistence counter may be different in other mode...

This is the only position where its unassigned (changed due to revert below). The counter itself is more controller level than driver level as the persistence counter may be different in other modes of operation. This counter is specifically here to hold the air pump on 100ms after upper level is detecting air. Should this check be moved to airpump.c?

DEN-14459: reverted code change due to code review comments.

Reverted. Thanks!

Reverted. Thanks!

it would take one state cycle ( 50ms ) to do that. The air pump can't drive the fluid level that fast. We can keep it for redundancy but the system would have much bigger problems going on for that...

it would take one state cycle ( 50ms ) to do that. The air pump can't drive the fluid level that fast. We can keep it for redundancy but the system would have much bigger problems going on for that to happen.

Unlikely that we would go from Liq/Liq to Air/Air, but if we did, we would no longer turn the air pump off with this code removed. Should we keep it?

Unlikely that we would go from Liq/Liq to Air/Air, but if we did, we would no longer turn the air pump off with this code removed. Should we keep it?

Safer to zero this when you turn the pump on (could be done in one place in setAirPumpState function) - that way you don't have to worry about zeroing it everywhere you stop the pump.

Safer to zero this when you turn the pump on (could be done in one place in setAirPumpState function) - that way you don't have to worry about zeroing it everywhere you stop the pump.

Bamboo Commit: Updated HDCommon.h with build versions from Bamboo

HD-DEN-14689_Messaging Bugs_HDFW
HD-DEN-14689_Messaging Bugs_HDFW
HD-DEN-14459_Air Trap Fill Alarm Not Triggering
HD-DEN-14459_Air Trap Fill Alarm Not Triggering
DEN-14459: fixed air trap control not returning on open valve state.

HD-DEN-14781_Alarm 117 DG Can Message Not Acked
HD-DEN-14781_Alarm 117 DG Can Message Not Acked
DEN-14781 changed the number of message ack retries from 20 to 8

DEN-14273: Prevent certain DG alarms if AC power is lost (DEN-14550). Fix problem recovering from no cartridge installed alarm (DEN-14770).

Bamboo Commit: Updated HDCommon.h with build versions from Bamboo

Merge branch 'DEN-14160-hd-blood-leak-override-not-working' into develop

HD-DEN-14160_HD Blood Leak Override Not Working
HD-DEN-14160_HD Blood Leak Override Not Working
DEN-14160 HD Blood-leak-override-not-working

Message payload type corrected.

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