3S_V3 - Simulation Mode doesn't work on Variables imported through the driver

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• When using a Driver in mode "Simulation - static" and in the zenon runtime the Driver command "Switch to Hardware mode" is executed, variables of the corresponding Driver get INVALID (correct) but when then executing the Driver command "Switch to Simulation mode" the variable stays INVALID but gets also SPONT.

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