Several of the records in ioc.template have somewhat confusing units, see https://github.com/epics-modules/iocStats/blob/master/iocAdmin/Db/ioc.template#L213 for example: ``` record(ao, "$(IOCNAME):CA_UPD_TIME") { field(DESC, "CA Check Update Period") field(DTYP, "IOC stats") field(OUT, "@ca_scan_rate") field(EGU, "sec") field(DRVH, "60") field(DRVL, "1") field(HOPR, "60") field(VAL, "15") field(PINI, "YES") } ``` Note that the description is a _period_ with units that are in seconds, but the source of the data is `@ca_scan_rate` (from https://github.com/epics-modules/iocStats/blob/master/devIocStats/devIocStatsAnalog.c#L238). A rate is usually in inverse seconds, so the name of that should probably be change (as it is clear that seconds is the correct unit)
Several of the records in ioc.template have somewhat confusing units, see https://github.com/epics-modules/iocStats/blob/master/iocAdmin/Db/ioc.template#L213 for example:
Note that the description is a period with units that are in seconds, but the source of the data is
@ca_scan_rate(from https://github.com/epics-modules/iocStats/blob/master/devIocStats/devIocStatsAnalog.c#L238). A rate is usually in inverse seconds, so the name of that should probably be change (as it is clear that seconds is the correct unit)