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For spent chamber fill, we don't know how low the liquid level is ( in Chamber H) and hence decided not to turn on the trimmer heater for safety reasons. For bicarb fill, the dry bicart code should...

For spent chamber fill, we don't know how low the liquid level is ( in Chamber H) and hence decided not to turn on the trimmer heater for safety reasons. For bicarb fill, the dry bicart code should cover the actuators status. the current bicarb chamber fill code here should be updated with the newly implemented dry bi cart code changes.

Fixed it

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It is your comment, so please resolve it.

It is your comment, so please resolve it.

It is replied by Vinay , there is no need to maintain two different rpm. so we can close this.

It is replied by Vinay , there is no need to maintain two different rpm. so we can close this.

For these functions that set specific valves, we should specify which (e.g. recovery valves or balancing chamber valves, or ...).

For these functions that set specific valves, we should specify which (e.g. recovery valves or balancing chamber valves, or ...).

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It will be fixed in Balancing chamber re-implementation

It will be fixed in Balancing chamber re-implementation

I would prefer to fix this in balancing chamber new algorithm implementation. That is why i didn't mark it as Unresolved.

I would prefer to fix this in balancing chamber new algorithm implementation. That is why i didn't mark it as Unresolved.

fixed it

fixed it

fixed it

fixed it

This state machine running continuously. fill request is initiated for every 1 minutes of balancing chamber exec (since right now level sensor is not working ) //Increment counter for dry bicarb c...

This state machine running continuously. fill request is initiated for every 1 minutes of balancing chamber exec (since right now level sensor is not working )

//Increment counter for dry bicarb chamber fill
bicarbChamberPeriodicFillCounter += 1;
// Fill bicarb chamber once every 60secs.
if ( bicarbChamberPeriodicFillCounter >= BICARB_CHAMBER_PERIODIC_FILL_TIME )

Unknown macro: { setBicarbChamberFillRequested(); bicarbChamberPeriodicFillCounter = 0; }


The request is cleared here. for consistency I am moving to the end of the fill cycle

LEAHI-DD-FIRMWARE-LDT-3343_DD FW control stops IOFP manual control
LEAHI-DD-FIRMWARE-LDT-3343_DD FW control stops IOFP manual control
Mis-spelled "Stabilized".

Mis-spelled "Stabilized".

I think you can do this in 1 line of code using the RANGE macro in Common.h.

I think you can do this in 1 line of code using the RANGE macro in Common.h.

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Why is this commented out?

Why is this commented out?

d48PumpSpeed is an input.

d48PumpSpeed is an input.

LEAHI-DD-FIRMWARE-LDT-2004_Dialysate Composition - DD
LEAHI-DD-FIRMWARE-LDT-2004_Dialysate Composition - DD
What should trimmer heater be doing in these spent/bicarb chamber states?

What should trimmer heater be doing in these spent/bicarb chamber states?

I would think this would be enabled by default.

I would think this would be enabled by default.

Why is this flag set to FALSE here in start state while the other request flags are set to FALSE in their completed states?

Why is this flag set to FALSE here in start state while the other request flags are set to FALSE in their completed states?

Should there be any constraints to setting these request flags to TRUE? What if drain request is still in progress for example? Shouldn't drain finish before fill starts? This wouldn't be an issue ...

Should there be any constraints to setting these request flags to TRUE? What if drain request is still in progress for example? Shouldn't drain finish before fill starts?
This wouldn't be an issue if we combined the 3 state machines.