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ConductivitySensors.c

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Tuesday 09 Jun
12:03 pm

Vinayakam Mani

remove blank line

remove blank line

12:03 pm

Vinayakam Mani

remove blank line

remove blank line

12:02 pm

Vinayakam Mani

Please see if you can define a function to handle this and call that function here, to reduce the number of code lines in this function.

Please see if you can define a function to handle this and call that function here, to reduce the number of code lines in this function.

11:57 am

Vinayakam Mani

update the message ID.

update the message ID.

11:53 am

Vinayakam Mani

Update the comment for all publish counter start counts.

Update the comment for all publish counter start counts.

Thursday 04 Jun
10:33 am

Dara Navaei

LEAHI-DD-FIRMWARE-LDT-4485_(DD) Conductivity sensors (D17 and D27 ) not working consisitently
LEAHI-DD-FIRMWARE-LDT-4485_(DD) Conductivity sensors (D17 and D27 ) not working consisitently
Wednesday 27 May
2:46 pm

Sean Nash

On DD f/w side, this should just be a simple pump controller. States should be Off and On (control to commanded Qsub). There is no flow sensor for feedback control, so assuming this is open loop si...

On DD f/w side, this should just be a simple pump controller. States should be Off and On (control to commanded Qsub). There is no flow sensor for feedback control, so assuming this is open loop similar to UF pump.
GenDialysate mode will have an HDF sub-state that signals this controller from Off to On and would also call separate controller for heater and separate (Switches) monitor for door sensors.

With all of that in mind, I think this unit should have a simpler name like SubPump.

2:39 pm

Sean Nash

I think there should be some state monitoring for potential alarm(s) in here too. Similar to BP door on TD f/w side where the current mode/state can signal this unit that it expects specific switch...

I think there should be some state monitoring for potential alarm(s) in here too. Similar to BP door on TD f/w side where the current mode/state can signal this unit that it expects specific switch state(s) (e.g. while in HDF state, we would expect the cap to be open and stowed and we would want to alarm if that was not the case).

2:36 pm

Sean Nash

Remove extra blank line.

Remove extra blank line.

2:31 pm

Sean Nash

Where is call to HDF controller?

Where is call to HDF controller?

2:31 pm

Sean Nash

Monitors should come before mode mgmt above.

Monitors should come before mode mgmt above.

2:30 pm

Sean Nash

What about HemoDiaFiltration.h?

What about HemoDiaFiltration.h?

2:29 pm

Sean Nash

What about initHDF?

What about initHDF?

2:28 pm

Sean Nash

Where is HemoDiaFiltration.h?

Where is HemoDiaFiltration.h?

2:24 pm

Sean Nash

Why does this file name have pound signs pre/post?

Why does this file name have pound signs pre/post?

2:14 pm

Sean Nash

This macro is already defined in Common.h.

This macro is already defined in Common.h.

2:14 pm

Sean Nash

Align all "=" or none of them.

Align all "=" or none of them.

2:13 pm

Sean Nash

DD HDF control data published should just be state and set rate. TD HDF data would have volume, etc...

DD HDF control data published should just be state and set rate. TD HDF data would have volume, etc...

2:11 pm

Sean Nash

This looks like pump control function. I think TD f/w should be doing this when setting Qsub before sending to DD f/w. Again, I think DD f/w should just be controlling pump to the Qsub rate given b...

This looks like pump control function. I think TD f/w should be doing this when setting Qsub before sending to DD f/w. Again, I think DD f/w should just be controlling pump to the Qsub rate given by TD f/w.
HDF volume should be calculated by TD f/w by integrating commanded Qsub over time.

2:08 pm

Sean Nash

Remove blank line.

Remove blank line.

2:08 pm

Sean Nash

Refactor so that only one return statement at end of function. This is in our coding standards.

Refactor so that only one return statement at end of function. This is in our coding standards.

2:07 pm

Sean Nash

I think TD should be handling all of these rules before setting Qsub and sending to DD.

I think TD should be handling all of these rules before setting Qsub and sending to DD.

1:54 pm

Sean Nash

Generally, DD shouldn't need TMP. TD is calculating TMP. TD is using TMP to calculate Qsub. DD is just getting Qsub from TD and controlling the pump to that rate.

Generally, DD shouldn't need TMP. TD is calculating TMP. TD is using TMP to calculate Qsub. DD is just getting Qsub from TD and controlling the pump to that rate.

1:53 pm

Sean Nash

Indent declarations.

Indent declarations.

1:50 pm

Sean Nash

How can we help you with this?

How can we help you with this?

1:49 pm

Sean Nash

Doesn't match file name. Why do we have a redundant file name with ~ suffix for your new units? If these are backup files from your editor, please do not add these to the git repo (delete them befo...

Doesn't match file name. Why do we have a redundant file name with ~ suffix for your new units? If these are backup files from your editor, please do not add these to the git repo (delete them before commit).

1:48 pm

Sean Nash

DD is not calculating the rate I think. TD is sending target HDF rate to DD. So "calculated" should be "requested" or "commanded".

DD is not calculating the rate I think. TD is sending target HDF rate to DD. So "calculated" should be "requested" or "commanded".

1:41 pm

Sean Nash

Add space before )

Add space before )

1:40 pm

Sean Nash

Add blank line before return statement.

Add blank line before return statement.

1:38 pm

Sean Nash

Align doxygen comments to right.

Align doxygen comments to right.