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I have used IODeviceInfo(IODevice,10) to obtain the I/O Server state. This returned a value of 20 which is not documented. What does it mean? |
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There are several possible return vales
for IODeviceInfo(IODevice,Type) with Type 10 and Type 3.
These are: 1 = Running 2 = Standby 4 = Starting 8 = Stopping 16 = Offline 32 = Disabled 66 = Standby write (Combination of 64 and 2 = Standby) The results may be combined but of course not all combinations are valid. For example, an I/O Device cannot be Running and Offline at the same time. An example of a valid combination is below. 20 = Offline (16) + Starting (4) |
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