Difference between revisions of "SHIPHarbour:DataTypes:UpdateStage"

Latest revision as of 18:26, 31 July 2017

Used in responses to Update requests to notify the step of the update process being performed.

Must not be used, indicates the field was not set properly.

May be used internally to indicate an error when encountering an unexpected value.

Indicates the operation is just starting and no data has been transmitted.

Indicates SHIPHarbour Master is receiving the file data.

Indicates the module is currently formatting the destination storage device.

Indicates SHIPHarbour Master is transmitting the file data to the module.

Indicates the module must write file data received from SHIPHarbour Master directly to the storage device, instead of to RAM first.

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+== Description ==
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+<onlyinclude>Used in responses to [[SHIPHarbour:Firmware:Update|Update]] requests to notify the step of the update process being performed.</onlyinclude>
+=== UNSET_UPDATESTAGE ===
+Must not be used, indicates the field was not set properly.
+=== INVALID_UPDATESTAGE ===
+May be used internally to indicate an error when encountering an unexpected value.
+=== STARTING ===
+Indicates the operation is just starting and no data has been transmitted.
+=== RECEIVING ===
+Indicates SHIPHarbour Master is receiving the file data.
-Thank you for your patience.
+=== FORMATTING ===
+Indicates the module is currently formatting the destination storage device.
-[[Category:NoIndex]]
+=== WRITING ===
-[[Category:UnderConstruction]]
+Indicates SHIPHarbour Master is transmitting the file data to the module.
-== Description ==
+=== WRITING_DIRECT ===
-<onlyinclude>Used in responses to [[SHIPHarbour:Firmware:Update|Update]] requests to notify the step of the update process being performed.</onlyinclude>
+Indicates the module must write file data received from SHIPHarbour Master directly to the storage device, instead of to RAM first.