STATUS_NONE is actually STATUS_UNKNOWN
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Boards may have one of 4 calibrations statuses, depending
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on how well the calibration code is trusted. These are:
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STATUS_NONE, the default for no information; STATUS_SOME,
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STATUS_UNKNOWN, the default for no information; STATUS_SOME,
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meaning that a dump has been converted to initial code,
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but not tested; STATUS_DONE means that the output of a
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STATUS_SOME dump has been checked, and is correct;
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The unipolar zero offset may not be available on some boards.
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In a STATUS_NONE dump, for each measurable quantity and each
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In a STATUS_UNKNOWN dump, for each measurable quantity and each
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calibration DAC, the DAC is varied throughout its entire range
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and the quantity measured. The data is linearly fit, and if
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the slope is statistically non-zero, a line is printed:
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E series boards, so I'm not too worried about the following
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dump where there are S_min/dof ratios above 4.
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Here's an example dump, generated by a STATUS_NONE dump for
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Here's an example dump, generated by a STATUS_UNKNOWN dump for
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a pci-mio-16xe-10, with the analog output section removed:
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Warning: device not fully calibrated due to insufficient information
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