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Add check_read record to periodically check RBV record, make read_restart a calcout to not proc READ record if RBV is in alarm #851

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Description of work

Adding a record called check_read, which forward links to the RBV record every 10 seconds, in order to periodically scan if that record is disconnected. READ_RESTART record has also been changed to inherit the alarm severity of RBV record, so if it is disconnected, READ_RESTART will go into alarm, instead of continually trying to proc the READ record, thus causing communication block for other potential eurotherm IOCs wanting to connect. The IVOA field is meant to stop record outputs of a calcout, so that it won't process the READ record.

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Functional Tests

  • IOC responds correctly in:
    • Devsim mode
    • Recsim mode
    • Real device, if available
  • Supplementary IOCs (..._0n where n>1) run correctly
  • Log files do not report undefined macros (serach for macLib: macro to find instances of macLib: macro [macro name] is undefined...

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  • Update the IOC submodule in the main EPICS repo. See Git workflow page for details.
  • Reviewer has merged the associated PR for the release notes

…tart a calcout to not proc READ record if RBV is in alarm
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eurotherm: handle missing sensor better
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