Closed jones139 closed 1 month ago
Now, it is possible that what I saw was actually a different issue - I am assuming the original FAULT was a fidget issue, but can't be sure. I'll try reducing the fidget timeout to see if I can repeat it.
I think this is fixed now, but I can't remember what I did....
The (lack-of) fidget alarm initiates correctly, generating a FAULT condition. If the wearer moves, the system goes into a state where it oscillates between OK and FAULT. So we must be failing to stop a timer somewhere in the fidget detector code.