Who should clear our FR5 sample request when the application misses it?

AlexChan1081 · 13 Dec 2025, 16:38 UTC

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AlexChan1081
Our ordinary FR5 inspection request is a brief PLC pulse and the application sometimes never sees it; I can find nobody who owns the clearing rule, though two people have suggested making the pulse longer.

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LucyBell0654
Replying to AlexChan1081

Ask both developers to walk through one request before changing its duration. Name who sets it, how receipt is recognised, what completion means and who clears each state. Include timeout and restart. The safety functions remain separate from this ordinary job exchange.

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AlexChan1081
Replying to LucyBell0654

PLC calls its return bit acknowledgement; application calls the same bit done, which makes the meeting shorter but the job harder to understand.

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NathanBrooks0808
Replying to AlexChan1081

Does done mean the request was accepted, or that the plate inspection finished?

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AlexChan1081
Replying to NathanBrooks0808

Different answers from the two developers. No shared definition yet.

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LucyBell0654
Replying to AlexChan1081

Then give those events separate meanings in the agreed sequence. Also decide what identifies the attempt, so an old completion cannot satisfy a new request after restart. A longer pulse will not resolve that ambiguity.

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AlexChan1081
Replying to LucyBell0654

They have drafted the event meanings and ownership together, including a restart case; review still open, and nobody has changed the pulse as a substitute.

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