Enum clyde_3g_eps_api::ResetTelemetry::Type

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pub enum Type {
    BrownOut,
    AutomaticSoftware,
    Manual,
    Watchdog,
}

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Reset Telemetry Variants

Each of these reset telemetry commands may return two bytes or four bytes, depending on whether or not a daughterboard exists. The first two bytes will always represent the motherboard, the second two will represent the daughterboard. All counters roll over at 255 to 0.

Variants

BrownOut

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Get Number of Brown-out Resets

AutomaticSoftware

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Get Number of Automatic Software Resets If the on-board microcontroller has experienced a malfunction, such as being stuck in a loop, it will reset itself into a pre-defined initial state.

Manual

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Get Number of Manual Resets This is the count of the number of times the device has been manually reset using the Reset command.

Watchdog

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Get Number of Communications Watchdog Resets The device will reset itself if it does not receive any data via i2c for a predefined length of time. The communications node keeps a count of the number of times such an event has taken place.

Trait Implementations

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