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Meru800: fix SCM_ECB_VIN sensor thresholds #276

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SCM_ECB_VIN is reporting thersholds exceeded. The thresholds are not correct:

SCM_ECB_VIN 11.906250 2024-10-16 11:45:51.0 PDT 3.960000 2.640000 VOLTAGE Critical

This PR updates the thresholds to the following (ECB is a 12V device):

        "thresholds": {
          "upperCriticalVal": 14.4,
          "lowerCriticalVal": 10.5
        },

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facebook-github-bot pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 5, 2024
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# Description

The VRM readings on the SCM are not stable and should not be monitored as they will throw false alarms. This PR removes monitoring of those VRM devices on the SCM. Note that the devices will still be supported and can be accessed via sysfs.

+PR also includes threshold correction from this PR: #276
+meru800biab includes change to sync PSU pmUnitName with that of meru800bia

Pull Request resolved: #286

Reviewed By: somasun

Differential Revision: D65791490

Pulled By: joancaneus

fbshipit-source-id: b53e2c37a908b7cb58b598bfb91575532f6f63f7
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