file "$(sinqSPS_DB)/writebit.db"
{
  pattern
  {OFFSET, BIT, BIT_NAME       , DESC                }
  {0     , 0  , "OPEN-SHUTTER" , "Opens the Shutter" }
  {0     , 1  , "CLOSE-SHUTTER", "Closes the Shutter"}
}

file "$(sinqSPS_DB)/readbit.db"
{
  pattern
  {OFFSET, BIT, BIT_NAME            , ZNAM     , ONAM     , DESC}
  {1     , 0  , "PSYS-OK"           , ""       , ""       , ""  }
  {1     , 1  , "SHUTTER-READY"     , ""       , ""       , ""  }
  {1     , 2  , "EMERGENCY-STOP-OFF", ""       , ""       , ""  }
  {1     , 3  , "NOT-LOCKED"        , ""       , ""       , ""  }
  {1     , 4  , "CLOSED"            , "closed" , "open"   , ""  }
  {1     , 5  , "OPEN"              , "open"   , "closed" , ""  }
  {1     , 6  , "REMOTE-OKAY"       , ""       , ""       , ""  }
  {1     , 7  , "MOVES"             , ""       , ""       , ""  }
}

# The way that the strings are currently implemented in the SPS, the first two
# bytes are the maximum length of the string and the size of the current string
# in the register.

file "$(sinqSPS_DB)/readstring.db"
{
  pattern
  {OFFSET, LENGTH, STRING_NAME      }
  {4     , 14    , "PSYS-OK"        }
  {20    , 17    , "SHUTTER-READY"  }
  {40    , 17    , "EMERGENCY-STOP" }
  {60    , 19    , "BLOCKED"        }
  {82    , 24    , "BLOCKED-REASON" }
  {108   , 14    , "OPEN"           }
  {124   , 27    , "REMOTE"         }
}