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Wednesday 11 Feb
1:49 pm

Dara Navaei

LEAHI-DD-FIRMWARE-LDT-3218_Update IOFP permeate target flow rate to 800 mL/min (and flow control as needed)
LEAHI-DD-FIRMWARE-LDT-3218_Update IOFP permeate target flow rate to 800 mL/min (and flow control as needed)
Friday 23 Jan
1:03 pm

Michael Garthwaite

1:02 pm

Sean Nash and Raghu Kallala

12:51 pm

Michael Garthwaite

fixed.

fixed.

12:48 pm

Sean Nash

When comment is above, use /// instead of ///<. And add blank lines before/after - doxygen seems to get confused about where to apply the comment without clear separation.

When comment is above, use /// instead of ///<. And add blank lines before/after - doxygen seems to get confused about where to apply the comment without clear separation.

12:09 pm

Michael Garthwaite

fixed for both _TO_PWM macros

fixed for both _TO_PWM macros

12:09 pm

Michael Garthwaite

its been removed. looks like we send everything down as a percentage now and the fluid pump driver will change it counts.

its been removed. looks like we send everything down as a percentage now and the fluid pump driver will change it counts.

9:52 am

Sean Nash

For long macros, consider moving doxygen comment from right side to line above with /// since right side won't line up with others.

For long macros, consider moving doxygen comment from right side to line above with /// since right side won't line up with others.

9:49 am

Sean Nash

I don't see this macro being used anywhere.

I don't see this macro being used anywhere.

Wednesday 21 Jan
10:10 am

Raghu Kallala

9:46 am

Michael Garthwaite

Tuesday 20 Jan
2:19 pm

Sean Nash

2:14 pm

Raghu Kallala

Updated

Updated

2:14 pm

Raghu Kallala

Added

Added

2:14 pm

Raghu Kallala

Updated

Updated

2:14 pm

Raghu Kallala

Fixed

Fixed

2:12 pm

Sean Nash

TRUE if low flow alarm is exempt, FALSE if not.

TRUE if low flow alarm is exempt, FALSE if not.

2:08 pm

Sean Nash

timeSinceP12Started?

timeSinceP12Started?

2:07 pm

Sean Nash

Should we have a comment for this one too?

Should we have a comment for this one too?

2:07 pm

Sean Nash

Should we rename this function to "isROPumpLowflowAlarmExempt"? The current name makes me think it will set the alarm to be exempt.

Should we rename this function to "isROPumpLowflowAlarmExempt"? The current name makes me think it will set the alarm to be exempt.

1:43 pm

Raghu Kallala

Updated to use isPersistentAlarmTriggered

Updated to use isPersistentAlarmTriggered

1:43 pm

Raghu Kallala

Fixed

Fixed

1:43 pm

Raghu Kallala

Updated

Updated

1:42 pm

Raghu Kallala

Updated

Updated

1:42 pm

Raghu Kallala

Changed the implementation

Changed the implementation

1:42 pm

Raghu Kallala

Fixed

Fixed

9:58 am

Sean Nash

Why are we setting timer for pressure and PWM controls? Isn't it only applicable in flow control? And why aren't we resetting exempt flag in same place as timer?

Why are we setting timer for pressure and PWM controls? Isn't it only applicable in flow control?
And why aren't we resetting exempt flag in same place as timer?

9:57 am

Sean Nash

I think this function should return TRUE if exempt (we are in first 10 seconds of flow control from off state). All criteria checked here in this function.

I think this function should return TRUE if exempt (we are in first 10 seconds of flow control from off state). All criteria checked here in this function.

9:56 am

Sean Nash

I think timer should be internal (private) to this unit.

I think timer should be internal (private) to this unit.

9:55 am

Sean Nash

We need to be calling the isPersistentAlarm function regardless of exemption, but only triggering the alarm if persistent alarm function returns TRUE and exemption is FALSE.

We need to be calling the isPersistentAlarm function regardless of exemption, but only triggering the alarm if persistent alarm function returns TRUE and exemption is FALSE.