ETM: Curves lines are drawn backward in time even if the option "sort data" is active
Description
In ETM the option
"Sort data" has been activated for drawing the curves.
Nevertheless, curves are also drawn backwards in time. Apparently, the values
in the archives were not sorted by their time stamp. A possible cause could be
that the time in the device and the system time do not match and lead to an
undesired sorting.
This behavior has been fixed. The
values are sorted and drawn correctly again when the "Sort data"
option is active.
To
benefit from this fix:
- Update your zenon Software Platform to the
latest build of zenon 12 or higher.
Item ID: 267057
Version: 12.00 Build: 159727
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