noncritical

Remove the watchdog critical flag for a specified task in the given scheduler intervals to prevent the watchdog from tripping if the task fails to respond.

Enter:

noncritical <name> <interval_1> [interval_2] [interval_3]

or

noncritical <name> <all>

Where:

name	Specify the name of the task. This could be the registered name or a program name that matches an existing task.
interval_1	Specify a process interval that is associated with the task. It may be FAS, MED, SLO, or the numeric value equivalent of those intervals.
interval_2	Optional. Specify a second process interval.
interval_3	Optional. Specify a third process interval.
all	Specify this option to apply changes to all intervals for the specified name.

Example:

noncritical GL_vent all
The above makes the the instance of compvar that was registered as ‘GL_vent’ noncritical for all intervals. As a result, if the task does not reply to scheduler or it stays in the reconfiguration state too long, the watchdog will NOT be tripped.

noncritical compvar 100
The above command makes the task named ‘Compvar’ noncritical for the interval 100.

Notes:

If a task name is specified that does not exactly match a registered name, the program may prompt for confirmation before making changes.

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