States of the ramper. Here are the rules for ramper state change:

A freshly-constructed ramper's state is NotInitialized.

A ramper becomes Initialized when : The ramper is NotInitialized; AND TargetProperty has been set to a valid value; AND Goal has been set; AND Duration has been set.

A ramper becomes Scheduled when It is Initialized; AND T_start and TimeMode have been set; AND (T_start + Duration) is in the future.

A ramper becomes Enabled when it is Scheduled AND receives an Enable command.

A ramper becomes Ramping when: It is Enabled and the ramp start time is reached; OR It is Initialized, Scheduled, or Enabled and a Start command is received.

Completion of a ramp or Receipt of a Halt command causes the state to become: Scheduled, if T_start, Time Mode have been set; AND (T_start + Duration) is in the future. Otherwise, Initialized.

Properties

readonly OcaEnumItem NotInitialized = 1

Ramper is not initialized and may not be started or enabled.

readonly OcaEnumItem Iniitialized = 2

Ramper is initialized sufficiently for nonscheduled ramps to work. A nonscheduled ramp is one that has no defined start time and must be started with the Start command.

readonly OcaEnumItem Scheduled = 3

Ramper is initialized sufficiently for both nonscheduled and scheduled ramps to work. A scheduled ramp is one that has a defined start time.

readonly OcaEnumItem Enabled = 4

Ramper's timer is running and scheduled ramp will commence at the designated future time.

readonly OcaEnumItem Ramping = 5

Ramper is currently executing a ramp.

OCP.1 Encoding

Basic type	Byte Length
OcaEnumItem	1