local Recipegroup Manager system driver variables are incorrectly updated on all systems in the network for the action write graphic recipe variables

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• local Recipegroup Manager system driver variables are incorrectly updated on all systems in the network for the action read graphic recipe variables

  Summary When executing a Recipegroup Manager function with the option to read the graphic recipe variables, the local system driver variables that indicate for which recipegroup, recipe, recipe version etc. the action has been called, are updated on ...

• FAQ: When I activate the option "write synchronously" for the Recipegroup manager recipe, and I write the recipe, the recipe does not seem to be written properly and also the Service Engine does not close properly. Why is that?

  When the option "write synchronously" is active at a recipe, when writing a recipe (sending values to the PLC) for each recipe variable a writing confirmation is requested to the driver. On a successfull write, the driver sends a writing confirmation ...

• FAQ: It seems that sometimes not all variables are correctly written to the PLC by the RGM module, although the system driver variable states that the recipe was written successfully and the option "write synchronously" is active. How can this be?

  When reading a RGM recipe immediately after writing a RGM recipe, with a driver that has the option "keep update list in memory" active, and recipe variables that have been read previously, it can happen that a read cycle is currently in progress, ...

• FAQ: When I change something in the Recipegroup Manager via the programming interface in Service Engine, these changes are not updated in the screen. Why is that?

  To understand this, you have to know that each time you access the RGM (Recipegroup Manager), you are working with a copy of the RGM data.   So every screen that is opened in the Service Engine, has it's own copy of the RGM data. Also each instance ...

• FAQ: HTML5 WebEngine local variables are mirrored to all clients?

  Variables used in the WebEngine are mirrored into all HTML5 Clients. If a HTML5 Client has write access, it can alter variables for the native Service Engine and all connected HTML5 clients even when the calculation of the variable is set to "local". ...