INT:STAT v INT:OVERLOAD
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what's the difference? Not clear from the descriptions on the Wiki.
Similarly, for INT:ERROR?
Side note: I've not done as much testing on Booster as I can with the current state of things. I've reported all bugs I've found.
I need all the open fw issues fixed asap so I can finish testing. @wizath when will you do this?
Ok, fixed the wiki descriptions.
INT:ERROR?
- return the error status (red light on FP, like bad temperature readings, communication error)
INT:STAT?
- return 1 if either input or output interlock will trip
INT:OVERLOAD?
- return only output interlock status
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Thanks. What about the reverse power interlock? Also we will remove the input interlock. Maybe 4 commands: error, forward reverse and status (status is the combined interlock and error status so you can quickly check that everything is okay). What do you think?
- STATus - output interlock, reverse interlock and error status
- FORward - output interlock only
- REVerse - reverse interlock only
- ERRor - error condition
- Add missing commands to wiki