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Sometimes it is useful to have a trace level between WARNING and FLOW to debug drivers and hardware. In case of a motor, for example, it will show when the motor starts or stops, without all the poll() messages. For a temperatur controller it may be new set points send to the device, or information when the heater is turned on or off.
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Sometimes it is useful to have a trace level between WARNING and FLOW
to debug drivers and hardware.
In case of a motor, for example, it will show when the motor starts or
stops, without all the poll() messages.
For a temperatur controller it may be new set points send to the device,
or information when the heater is turned on or off.