Re: [foxboro] On the fly trending config issues with V7 system?

  • From: "Jones, Charles R. (Chuck)" <Chuck.Jones@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 6 Sep 2005 10:19:20 -0500

"A workaround would be to make sure the operators pick four variables,
every time even if they have to pick the same value two our three times
to fill the $T variables."

Perhaps another possibility would be to initialize the four variables
differently.  Instead of <-:.->, couldn't they be initialized to a
static Boolean variable--one that is always 0?  (Create a CIN block,
then link it back to itself--e.g. <SomeCompound:BogusCIN.COUT>)  Then,
the unused trends would merely be a straight line across the bottom of
the graph. The point would always be there to get the quick start times.


I'll admit I haven't tried it yet... But if it works--and if you use a
standard overlay--it should only involve changing and dispersing one
overlay.

Chuck Jones
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