Include more Gen1 registers#3
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Hi,
I did some reverse-engineering and found some more read registers that can be used on my BK1600 Ultra.
There are:
READ_REALTIME_CONTROL_ACTIVEandREAD_REALTIME_TARGET_SOCNET_AC_POWERas a signed value of incoming/outgoing AC power,AC_CURRENTas a signed value for the incoming/outgoing RMS current, andAC_OUTPUT_ACTIVEthat shows if the output is being usedVOLTAGE_GEN1andFREQUENCY_GEN1DC_VOLTAGEandDC_CURRENTGEN_1_THERMAL_1andGEN_1_THERMAL_2As I don't have access to a Gen2 device, I could not test if these registers are also available there. If not, it might make sense to mark them as Gen1 only somehow, so consumers can easily recognize what they can and cannot use for a given device.