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Congrego® uses an 8-bit unsigned integer for its status flags. The upper 3 bits represent the general status, while the remaining bits provide further detail of the status.
Bit |
7 |
6 |
5 |
4 |
3 |
2 |
1 |
0 |
Status Flag |
Good |
In Calibration |
Fault |
Unused |
See Below |
Good Status Codes (Bit 7 set)
All OK |
128 |
Data has been captured with 100% capture rate. |
Sufficient |
129 |
Data has been captured with less than 100% capture rate, but still above the capture threshold. |
High Alarm |
130 |
Captured value is above or equal to the high alarm threshold. |
Low Alarm |
131 |
Captured value is below or equal to the low alarm threshold. |
Calibration Status Codes (Bit 6 set)
In Calibration |
64 |
Data has been flagged as in calibration with 100% capture rate. |
In Calibration (Sufficient) |
65 |
Data has been flagged as in calibration with less than 100% capture rate, but still above the capture threshold. |
Fault Status Codes (Bit 5 set)
Instrument Fault |
32 |
The instrument has reported a fault code. |
Communications Fault |
34 |
There was a problem communicating with the instrument. Either the instrument produced an invalid response, or did not respond within the timeout period. |
Out of Service |
36 |
The channel has been flagged for maintenance and is currently out of service. |
Low Capture Status Codes (Bits 5-7 unset)
No Data |
0 |
No data has been captured (0% capture rate). |
Not Enough Samples |
1 |
Some data has been captured, but the capture rate is below the threshold. |