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EquipmentDataModel now carries an EptStateMachine as a value member alongside the other top-level state machines. Server installs a state-change handler that maps every EPT transition to a CEID emission through the existing emit_event path: 1100 NonScheduledTime 1103 Engineering 1101 ScheduledDowntime 1104 Standby 1102 UnscheduledDowntime 1105 Productive CEIDs land in the 1100+ block to keep clear of the demo equipment.yaml (100s/200s/400s) and E90 (900s). Log lines include the dwell time of the previous state so trace-level diagnostics show utilization without extra tooling. Application code drives transitions by calling model->ept.on_event(...); the existing event-report machinery (subscription state, S6F11 batching, spool) gates wire emission so EPT events spool on offline hosts like every other CEID. Closes Tranche F — E116 Equipment Performance Tracking end-to-end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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665 B
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18 lines
665 B
C++
#pragma once
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#include <cstdint>
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// E116 §6 standard collection-event identifiers, one per top-level
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// state. Equipment fires the matching CEID on transition into that
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// state; hosts subscribe via the existing S2F33 / S2F35 / S2F37 flow.
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namespace secsgem::gem::e116 {
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inline constexpr uint32_t kCeidNonScheduledTime = 1100;
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inline constexpr uint32_t kCeidScheduledDowntime = 1101;
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inline constexpr uint32_t kCeidUnscheduledDowntime = 1102;
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inline constexpr uint32_t kCeidEngineering = 1103;
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inline constexpr uint32_t kCeidStandby = 1104;
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inline constexpr uint32_t kCeidProductive = 1105;
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} // namespace secsgem::gem::e116
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