| Command |
Purpose |
| ra_specs |
Running Average Specifications |
| rave |
Calculate running average of CyFlex variables – trimmed version. |
| release_evnt_rsp |
Set an event to release a specified evnt_rsp instance allowing it to clean up resources and exit. |
| release_rave |
Set the event ‘RAVE_RELEASE_EVENT’ so that the desired rave can cleanup and exit. |
| release_run_aver |
Release run_aver instance resources and exit the system. |
| release_snap_stats |
Release snap_stats instance resources and exit the system. |
| release_statistics |
Release statistics instance resources and exit the system. |
| reset_stat |
Reset the sampling on a statistical variable. |
| run_aver |
Calculate running average of CyFlex variables. |
| snap_specs |
Snap Statistics Specifications |
| snap_stats |
Perform computations of the mean, standard deviation, minimum, and maximum of a variable with sampling paced by an external synchronization event. |
| statistics |
Derive the mean, standard deviation, minimum, and maximum values of real variables over a “sampling session” and place the results into other real variables. |
| spc_analysis |
Process a specified data file to compute statistical data values for parameters found in the data file. |
| spc_converter |
Convert the source file supplied by datapoint to a file that contains only one header, one unit, one test cell information line within the file. The header line contains all valid labels that are statistical variables. |
| spc_manager |
The spc_manager program waits for an event from the Datapoint task that signifies a fuel reading has been taken successfully. Once the event has been recognized, the spc_converter task is spawned and the data file is converted. If the return status of the spc_converter task is without errors, the spc_analysis task is spawned. |
| spc_specs |
Specify a configuration file to reconfigure the list of variables processed by the system without interrupting operations. |
| stat_child |
Obtain time-based statistics on CyFlex variables such as mean, standard deviation, minimum and maximum, etc. |