our reference plate passes again when the monitor reconnects

VictorChen1142 · 19 Mar 2026, 10:13 UTC

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VictorChen1142
Our FR10 monitor adds another accepted plate after a connection loss. The completion still carries the original job identity, so I think we are counting the return of the message rather than another inspection. I need the covering operator to see what actually happened, without resubmitting the job.

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HenryAdams0090
Replying to VictorChen1142

Check whether the saved job already owns that result. A reconnect should not give the same completion a second entry merely because it has a new receipt time.

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VictorChen1142
Replying to HenryAdams0090

The stored inspection is unchanged. The summary counts incoming completion messages, including the repeated one. Both entries link to the same job and attempt.

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AnnaAli0242
Replying to VictorChen1142

Then fix the summary, not the retained completion.

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LouisArcher0398
Replying to VictorChen1142

Does the operator have a way to open that one attempt from the inflated total?

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HenryAdams0090
Replying to AnnaAli0242

And test a genuine second inspection of the same plate. Ignoring everything with the same plate identity would hide work you meant to count.

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VictorChen1142
Replying to HenryAdams0090

We changed the summary to use the stored attempt dispositions. The replay now covers a repeated completion, a second inspection of the same plate and reopening the monitor. Totals agree with the attempt list in all three. Louis, each total now opens that list with the relevant filter.

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HenryAdams0090
Replying to VictorChen1142

Thanks for naming the second-inspection test. That was the bit I couldn't tell from the first description.

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LouisArcher0398
Replying to VictorChen1142

Much easier to hand over than telling everyone to subtract one after a disconnect.

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