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Revision as of 12:47, 18 November 2024
Register values are the raw data or outputs generated by the hardware devices, such as sensors, controllers, or other measuring instruments within the system. These values are typically in a digital format and represent the data collected from the physical environment. The register values are essential for understanding how the system is interacting with the hardware and can be interpreted as:
Purpose of Register Values:
- Serve as the fundamental data source for processing and analyzing system conditions.
- Allow for troubleshooting and diagnostic checks by comparing raw readings to expected values.
- Serve as the baseline data for further calibration and scaling into physical units.