While working on some screen navigation improvements I noticed on the MD4 with 4 cameras streaming on the same screen the Log Queue (SIC) creeps to 100% in 5% increments. We don't have anything that would be attempting to add to the logs. Cycle Util = 18%. With 2 camera streams it goes to 5% but then appears to catch up and goes back to 0%, then repeats.

It doesn't appear to affect anything so this is really curiosity.  (IQAN 6)

How can I monitor the status of can bus error? I want to know if it is possible to monitor this into a internal variable. Using a MC43 as master controller.

Is it possible to place a Simulink model in an External function?

Do consecutive else if statements stop at the first true? For example, I expect the code below makes result = 3.

if false then

result:=1

elseif false then

result:=2

elseif true then

result:=3

elseif true then 

result:=4

else

result:=5

endif

My internal variable is false but my result is true and it is not a latching function? 

I  want to use a Text Formatting Channel to concatenate two or more text parameters into a single cohesive blob of text to overcome the 100 character Text Parameter limitation and help format the text neatly.  I found two bugs:

1. TFC doesn't carriage-return/word-wrap when using a fixed pixel width.  Static text labels do word-wrap correctly.  TFC should also word-wrap rather than truncating to a single line of fixed width.  The designer shows TFC word-wrapping but the simulator and real display do not word-wrap.
2. My TFC is freezing and failing to concatenate some of the strings in the attached example.  The channel measure tool in IQANdesign shows the TFC updating and concatenating two TPs correctly but the real display and simulator view do not refresh.  

IQANdesign shows the TFC updating:

Real display and simulator TFC freezes in state 1 when TPs are on state 2:

Please see the attached example, you will find the concatenation works some of the time but not all of the time:

junk test TFC bugs.idsx

Thanks,

Lucian

Does 7.00 also have a fix for ref case 57049 (IQAN 6.08.24). Sometimes it is very difficult to get to the ID tag our machines so removing it takes a lot of effort. It would be very nice if a firmware update could be performed without removing the ID tag.

Why does the below relational function evaluate incorrectly? sensorInput of 37.50 should evaluate to a result of 60. It does the same when I try using Object List.

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