Sensor Details

[Jayashree D]

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Thanks Thu Nguyen for your response.

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On 12/24/20 22:53, Jayashree D wrote:
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Hi Team,

Is there a way to get the details of sensor events like crossed threshold/fault etc from any other service running on bmc (ex. phosphor-led-manager).

Please provide your inputs/suggestions on this.

Regards,
Jayashree

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You can create the signal to monitor the properties of the sensor DBus object such as the threshold warning/errors.

When there is any event in signal properties the call back function will be called.

Then you can get the detail of sensor event.



Regards,

Thu Nguyen.
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