Struct Device Status &nbsp; Copy item path

impl DeviceStatus

pub fn write_fan_speed_warning(&mut self, value: bool)

Packs and updates the value of the fan_speed_warning field in this packed representation.

Fan is switched on, but its speed is more than 10% off the target speed for multiple consecutive measurement intervals. During the first 10 seconds after starting the measurement, the fan speed is not checked (settling time). Very low or very high ambient temperature could trigger this warning during startup. If this flag is set constantly, it might indicate a problem with the power supply or with the fan, and the measured PM values might be wrong. This flag is automatically cleared as soon as the measured speed is within 10% of the target speed or when leaving the measure mode.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [10]

pub fn with_fan_speed_warning(self, value: bool) -> Self

Packs and updates the value of the fan_speed_warning field in this packed representation.

Chainable version of Self::write_fan_speed_warning.

Fan is switched on, but its speed is more than 10% off the target speed for multiple consecutive measurement intervals. During the first 10 seconds after starting the measurement, the fan speed is not checked (settling time). Very low or very high ambient temperature could trigger this warning during startup. If this flag is set constantly, it might indicate a problem with the power supply or with the fan, and the measured PM values might be wrong. This flag is automatically cleared as soon as the measured speed is within 10% of the target speed or when leaving the measure mode.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [10]

pub fn read_fan_speed_warning(&self) -> bool

Unpacks only the fan_speed_warning field from this packed representation.

Fan is switched on, but its speed is more than 10% off the target speed for multiple consecutive measurement intervals. During the first 10 seconds after starting the measurement, the fan speed is not checked (settling time). Very low or very high ambient temperature could trigger this warning during startup. If this flag is set constantly, it might indicate a problem with the power supply or with the fan, and the measured PM values might be wrong. This flag is automatically cleared as soon as the measured speed is within 10% of the target speed or when leaving the measure mode.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [10]

pub fn write_pm_error(&mut self, value: bool)

Packs and updates the value of the pm_error field in this packed representation.

Error related to the PM sensor. The particulate matter values might be unknown or wrong if this flag is set, relative humidity and temperature values might be out of specs due to compensation algorithms depending on PM sensor state.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [20]

pub fn with_pm_error(self, value: bool) -> Self

Packs and updates the value of the pm_error field in this packed representation.

Chainable version of Self::write_pm_error.

Error related to the PM sensor. The particulate matter values might be unknown or wrong if this flag is set, relative humidity and temperature values might be out of specs due to compensation algorithms depending on PM sensor state.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [20]

pub fn read_pm_error(&self) -> bool

Unpacks only the pm_error field from this packed representation.

Error related to the PM sensor. The particulate matter values might be unknown or wrong if this flag is set, relative humidity and temperature values might be out of specs due to compensation algorithms depending on PM sensor state.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [20]

pub fn write_gas_error(&mut self, value: bool)

Packs and updates the value of the gas_error field in this packed representation.

Error related to the gas sensor. The VOC index and NOx index might be unknown or wrong if this flag is set, relative humidity and temperature values might be out of specs due to compensation algorithms depending on gas sensor state.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [24]

pub fn with_gas_error(self, value: bool) -> Self

Packs and updates the value of the gas_error field in this packed representation.

Chainable version of Self::write_gas_error.

Error related to the gas sensor. The VOC index and NOx index might be unknown or wrong if this flag is set, relative humidity and temperature values might be out of specs due to compensation algorithms depending on gas sensor state.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [24]

pub fn read_gas_error(&self) -> bool

Unpacks only the gas_error field from this packed representation.

Error related to the gas sensor. The VOC index and NOx index might be unknown or wrong if this flag is set, relative humidity and temperature values might be out of specs due to compensation algorithms depending on gas sensor state.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [24]

pub fn write_rh_t_error(&mut self, value: bool)

Packs and updates the value of the rh_t_error field in this packed representation.

Error related to the RH&T sensor. The temperature and humidity values might be unknown or wrong if this flag is set, and other measured values might be out of specs due compensation algorithms depending on RH&T sensor values.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [25]

pub fn with_rh_t_error(self, value: bool) -> Self

Packs and updates the value of the rh_t_error field in this packed representation.

Chainable version of Self::write_rh_t_error.

Error related to the RH&T sensor. The temperature and humidity values might be unknown or wrong if this flag is set, and other measured values might be out of specs due compensation algorithms depending on RH&T sensor values.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [25]

pub fn read_rh_t_error(&self) -> bool

Unpacks only the rh_t_error field from this packed representation.

Error related to the RH&T sensor. The temperature and humidity values might be unknown or wrong if this flag is set, and other measured values might be out of specs due compensation algorithms depending on RH&T sensor values.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [25]

pub fn write_fan_error(&mut self, value: bool)

Packs and updates the value of the fan_error field in this packed representation.

Fan is switched on, but 0 RPM is measured for multiple consecutive measurement intervals. This can occur if the fan is mechanically blocked or broken. Note that the measured values are most likely wrong if this error is reported.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [27]

pub fn with_fan_error(self, value: bool) -> Self

Packs and updates the value of the fan_error field in this packed representation.

Chainable version of Self::write_fan_error.

Fan is switched on, but 0 RPM is measured for multiple consecutive measurement intervals. This can occur if the fan is mechanically blocked or broken. Note that the measured values are most likely wrong if this error is reported.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [27]

pub fn read_fan_error(&self) -> bool

Unpacks only the fan_error field from this packed representation.

Fan is switched on, but 0 RPM is measured for multiple consecutive measurement intervals. This can occur if the fan is mechanically blocked or broken. Note that the measured values are most likely wrong if this error is reported.

Can occur only in measurement mode.

Default: false

Bits: [27]

impl DeviceStatus

pub fn unpack(&self) -> DeviceStatusUnpacked

Unpack all fields into a DeviceStatusUnpacked. If you don’t need all fields, this is more expensive than just using the appropriate read_* functions directly.

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impl AsRef<DeviceStatus> for DeviceStatus

fn as_ref(&self) -> &DeviceStatus

Converts this type into a shared reference of the (usually inferred) input type.

impl BitdumpFormattable for DeviceStatus

fn bitdump(&self) -> BitdumpFormatter

Returns an object that implements Display for pretty-printing the contents and layout of this bit-packed struct

impl Clone for DeviceStatus

fn clone(&self) -> DeviceStatus

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

impl Default for DeviceStatus

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

impl From<&DeviceStatus> for DeviceStatusUnpacked

fn from(value: &DeviceStatus) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

impl From<&DeviceStatusUnpacked> for DeviceStatus

fn from(value: &DeviceStatusUnpacked) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

impl From<DeviceStatus> for DeviceStatusUnpacked

fn from(value: DeviceStatus) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

impl From<DeviceStatusUnpacked> for DeviceStatus

fn from(value: DeviceStatusUnpacked) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

impl PartialEq for DeviceStatus

fn eq(&self, other: &DeviceStatus) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

impl StructuralPartialEq for DeviceStatus

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impl Freeze for DeviceStatus

impl RefUnwindSafe for DeviceStatus

impl Send for DeviceStatus

impl Sync for DeviceStatus

impl Unpin for DeviceStatus

impl UnwindSafe for DeviceStatus

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