TCS heater upper burn limit #732
@ -22,6 +22,8 @@ will consitute of a breaking change warranting a new major release:
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equal or above v4. However, this software version is compatible to both v3 and v4 of the firmware.
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- The firmware version variables are global statics inititalized early during the program
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runtime now. This makes it possible to check the firmware version earlier.
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- The TCS controller will now always command heaters OFF when being blind for thermal
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components (no sensors available), irrespective of current switch state.
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## Fixed
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@ -29,6 +31,10 @@ will consitute of a breaking change warranting a new major release:
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- Small fixes for TMP1075 FDIR: Use strange and missed reply counters.
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- TCS controller: Last heater (S-band heater) was skipped for transition completion
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checks.
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- TCS controller: A helper member to track the elapsed heater control cycles was not reset
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properly, which could lead to switch transitions being completed immediately. This can
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lead to weird bugs like heaters being commanded ON twice and can potentially lead to
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other bugs.
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- TMP1075: Devices did not go to OFF mode when being set faulty.
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- Update PL PCDU 1 in TCS mode tree on the EM.
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- TMP1075: Possibly ignored health commands.
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@ -1602,8 +1602,7 @@ void ThermalController::ctrlComponentTemperature(HeaterContext& htrCtx) {
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// No sensors available, so switch the heater off. We can not perform control tasks if we
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// are blind..
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if (chooseHeater(htrCtx.switchNr, htrCtx.redSwitchNr)) {
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if (heaterCtrlAllowed() and
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(heaterHandler.getSwitchState(htrCtx.switchNr) == HeaterHandler::SwitchState::ON)) {
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if (heaterCtrlAllowed()) {
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heaterSwitchHelper(htrCtx.switchNr, HeaterHandler::SwitchState::OFF, currThermalComponent);
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}
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}
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@ -1687,11 +1686,13 @@ void ThermalController::checkLimitsAndCtrlHeater(HeaterContext& htrCtx) {
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return;
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}
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htrCtx.switchState = heaterHandler.getSwitchState(htrCtx.switchNr);
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htrCtx.switchState =
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static_cast<HeaterHandler::SwitchState>(heaterInfo.heaterSwitchState[htrCtx.switchNr]);
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// Heater off
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if (htrCtx.switchState == HeaterHandler::SwitchState::OFF) {
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if (sensorTemp < htrCtx.tempLimit.opLowerLimit and heaterCtrlAllowed()) {
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sif::info << "TCS: Heater " << static_cast<int>(currThermalComponent) << " ON" << std::endl;
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sif::info << "TCS: Heater " << static_cast<int>(htrCtx.switchNr) << " for component "
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<< static_cast<int>(currThermalComponent) << " ON" << std::endl;
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heaterSwitchHelper(htrCtx.switchNr, HeaterHandler::SwitchState::ON, thermalComponent);
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} else {
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// Even if heater control is now allowed, we can update the state.
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@ -1706,8 +1707,8 @@ void ThermalController::checkLimitsAndCtrlHeater(HeaterContext& htrCtx) {
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if (thermalStates[currThermalComponent].heating) {
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// We are already in a heating cycle, so need to check whether heating task is complete.
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if (sensorTemp >= htrCtx.tempLimit.opLowerLimit + TEMP_OFFSET and heaterCtrlAllowed()) {
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sif::info << "TCS: Heater " << static_cast<int>(currThermalComponent) << " OFF"
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<< std::endl;
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sif::info << "TCS: Heater " << static_cast<int>(htrCtx.switchNr) << " for component "
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<< static_cast<int>(currThermalComponent) << " OFF" << std::endl;
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heaterSwitchHelper(htrCtx.switchNr, HeaterHandler::SwitchState::OFF, currThermalComponent);
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heaterStates[htrCtx.switchNr].switchTransition = true;
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heaterStates[htrCtx.switchNr].target = HeaterHandler::SwitchState::OFF;
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@ -1767,9 +1768,10 @@ void ThermalController::heaterTransitionControl(const HeaterSwitchStates& curren
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crossCheckHeaterStateOfComponentsWhenHeaterGoesOff(static_cast<heater::Switch>(i));
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}
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heaterStates[i].switchTransition = false;
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heaterStates[i].heaterSwitchControlCycles = 0;
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continue;
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}
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if (heaterStates[i].heaterSwitchControlCycles > 3) {
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if (heaterStates[i].heaterSwitchControlCycles > 5) {
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heaterStates[i].switchTransition = false;
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heaterStates[i].heaterSwitchControlCycles = 0;
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}
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@ -419,13 +419,13 @@ ReturnValue_t HeaterHandler::getAllSwitchStates(std::array<SwitchState, 8>& stat
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}
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bool HeaterHandler::allSwitchesOff() {
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bool allSwitchesOrd = false;
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MutexGuard mg(handlerLock, LOCK_TYPE, LOCK_TIMEOUT, LOCK_CTX);
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/* Or all switches. As soon one switch is on, allSwitchesOrd will be true */
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for (power::Switch_t switchNr = 0; switchNr < heater::NUMBER_OF_SWITCHES; switchNr++) {
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allSwitchesOrd = allSwitchesOrd || heaterVec.at(switchNr).switchState;
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if (heaterVec.at(switchNr).switchState == SwitchState::ON) {
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return false;
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}
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return !allSwitchesOrd;
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}
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return true;
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}
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MessageQueueId_t HeaterHandler::getCommandQueue() const { return commandQueue->getId(); }
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