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* Profile Log interference detection is not detecting interference with TestProfile.txt steps 10-17 | * Profile Log interference detection is not detecting interference with TestProfile.txt steps 10-17 | ||
* target memory highlighting is coming up at boot up > causes unlikeable delay | * target memory highlighting is coming up at boot up > causes unlikeable delay | ||
== Issue List == | |||
*make big set value display> display relevant Set value | single set | profile set | | |||
*SET MODE should prompt user the meaning of the setting | |||
*queer current step behavior | |||
*profile log grid gets too wide when uploading profile | |||
*turn monitor timer off and give preference to all other I/o with the controller | |||
*make relay displays large also > like process temp | |||
globals tasks | |||
*put in error recovery in ever routine | |||
Latest revision as of 09:53, 8 April 2010
Software_Design_Notes_-_MultiChannel_Set64rs
Set64rs Need Fixed
Multiple Process Value Problem[edit]
- glbProcessValue - is no an array - only works for single controller setting > replace with Channel_Temperature(1 To 32) ?
- change Read_Process_Value to a function?
- how does using separate set64rs' differ from using Anafaze cls ? > how to best handle multiple process values to maintain maximum commonality of code???
Issue List[edit]
- Profile Log interference detection is not detecting interference with TestProfile.txt steps 10-17
- target memory highlighting is coming up at boot up > causes unlikeable delay
Issue List[edit]
- make big set value display> display relevant Set value | single set | profile set |
- SET MODE should prompt user the meaning of the setting
- queer current step behavior
- profile log grid gets too wide when uploading profile
- turn monitor timer off and give preference to all other I/o with the controller
- make relay displays large also > like process temp
globals tasks
- put in error recovery in ever routine