Corrected from:
Library: L_TS2P_TechModulesSynchronizingCamming (from V03.24.00)
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Response of the new version:
If the conductance direction reverses while the conductance is in the correction window, the correction is removed.
This happens while the conductance is moving in a negative direction towards the lower limit of the correction window.
After leaving the correction window in negative direction, the output MP_xCorrActive = FALSE is set.
If the conductance continues to travel at negative speed, no further correction is active.
What happens?
The MP_xCorrActive output remains TRUE for a long time. No correction takes place during this time. Afterwards, the conductance correction works again as expected.
When does the behaviour occur?
While the register control/conductance correction is in an active correction window, the conduction speed is stopped.
Then proceed in the negative direction for a few bars.
Subsequently, the conductance is again moved in a positive direction.
The signal MP_xCorrActive remains TRUE for the path of the negatively traversed bars.
Which products are affected?
L_TS2P_SyncAndCorrectionBase from library L_TS2PTechMoulesSynchronizingCamming
Short-term measures:
If possible, do not reverse with the master.
If this should happen, a reinitialisation can be carried out by deactivating and activating the marker correction.
Evaluation / recommendations:
Automatic Translation
