Has anyone noticed that when you set the Min or Max for a parameter, the logic seems to be a < rather than a <=?
For instance, setting a max value for a temperature at 100 will cause the parameter to go invalid when the parameter is actually equal to 100.
Jerry
Min/max parameter values
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Re: Min/max parameter values
That could be caused by the resolution of the parameter.
For example, Fuel Level 1 has a resolution of 0.4 and it's maximum value is 100 but 0.4 is not expressed exaclty in binary so when it is multiplied by 250 (0xFA) it ends up being just a little more than 100 and it will make the gauge look invalid.
This is a known bug and it will be fixed in a future release but for now you can make the maximum value larger but by less than the resolution. We made Fuel Level's maximum value 100.1
For example, Fuel Level 1 has a resolution of 0.4 and it's maximum value is 100 but 0.4 is not expressed exaclty in binary so when it is multiplied by 250 (0xFA) it ends up being just a little more than 100 and it will make the gauge look invalid.
This is a known bug and it will be fixed in a future release but for now you can make the maximum value larger but by less than the resolution. We made Fuel Level's maximum value 100.1