DG-DEN-2379

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DG-DEN-2379_DG Dialysate Temperature 1 of 2
DG-DEN-2379_DG Dialysate Temperature 1 of 2
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They are all in the arrays at the bottom of the private variables

They are all in the arrays at the bottom of the private variables

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Done

Done

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Where did all these temperature coefficients go?

Where did all these temperature coefficients go?

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For verification, the coefficients of the conversion equations can be retrieved from the SDD.

For verification, the coefficients of the conversion equations can be retrieved from the SDD.

Please make sure to provide a command that can retrieve these parameters from Dialin API for FWV.

Please make sure to provide a command that can retrieve these parameters from Dialin API for FWV.

sampleCount is a single running average sample counter but it looks like it's being used for multiple sensors. Doesn't look right.

sampleCount is a single running average sample counter but it looks like it's being used for multiple sensors. Doesn't look right.

Since runningSum is an integer, consider changing sample count to a power-of-two value (e.g. 16 or 32) so you can replace this division with a right bit shift (much faster). Would mean your average...

Since runningSum is an integer, consider changing sample count to a power-of-two value (e.g. 16 or 32) so you can replace this division with a right bit shift (much faster). Would mean your average would be low until your running average buffer is full of samples though.

Move this i declaration closer to where it's used (inside the if (CJTemp > 0) body).

Move this i declaration closer to where it's used (inside the if (CJTemp > 0) body).

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Done

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