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The software command count is simply an 8 bit integer. Bit 0 is NOT used for anything other than the LSBit of the count. It does not need the current conversion (which displays bit 0 as ICR).
This is the case for MESAT1, LTM, and Golf-TEE.
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See #559 where this was requested and implemented. It was implemented as a conversion and does not need to be displayed that way on MESAT-1. It can simply use an integer format with no conversion.
Fox-1e and Husky were the first ones to have software commands and to have the RTC feature, so I'm sure the bit was there at the time. But we never used RTC so I apparently took it out for MESAT1, LTM generic, and Golf. I think that was when I added the diagnostic page too, probably a reasonable place for that data. (BTW, that page also tells what caused command failures).
Re conversions: Yes, I'm sure we can just remove the conversion number on current FoxTelem, but it is also easy enough to read as is as long as we know how it works.
The software command count is simply an 8 bit integer. Bit 0 is NOT used for anything other than the LSBit of the count. It does not need the current conversion (which displays bit 0 as ICR).
This is the case for MESAT1, LTM, and Golf-TEE.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: