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[Gaston]

I think I got it, indeed I made a loop on sheet "Login analyze" by re-using the "OK" internal variable

Indeed. Happy to hear you got it.

BTW: Nice paradoxal phrase on your guest login page

Kind Regards,
Gaston

[Warichet]

Because this "Dummy" makes it difficult to analyse your project.

The dummy is sitting on my chair
I think I got it, indeed I made a loop on sheet "Login analyze" by re-using the "OK" internal variable

The SETWERT_WORK keeps quite now (me too )

A big thank you for all who took their time and effort to help me.

[MatthiasS]

Yes - I wish . Because this "Dummy" makes it difficult to analyse your project.

[Warichet]

I see a large number of error messages according to logic modules 13051, 13052, 13057, 13062 ....

Yes, indeed, in an attempt to diagnose my problem, I've a bit "massacrated" my project.
I thought the culprit could be one of my own modules.
So, I created a very short dummy module, which I renamed and copied in place of the original ones.
If one of the modules was the culprit, the problem should have gone, it's not the case.
My conclusion: the problem must be in a logic sheet, not logic module.

But I can put everything back in place if you wish.

[MatthiasS]

@Raymond

I see a large number of error messages according to logic modules 13051, 13052, 13057, 13062 ....

I am surprised:

All these logic modules in your project do contain the same lines!?

[Gaston]

Well, I've already done a raw survey of my logic sheets. Chances are I've overlooked it. Same player shoot again

Could you email me your project (using Archiving without passwords) ?

gaston

[Warichet]

Well, SETWERT_WORK ist the thread working through the SetWertQueue, which in your case is full which indicates a loop somewhere.

OK, this seems to be clear for me now.

You should first look for logic sheets where loops exist (same KOs in output and input of sheet).

Well, I've already done a raw survey of my logic sheets. Chances are I've overlooked it. Same player shoot again

Thank you very much for the tips.

[Gaston]

OK, let's forget about a logic problem.
Any idea about who/what could use the SETWERT_WORK ?

Well, SETWERT_WORK ist the thread working through the SetWertQueue, which in your case is full which indicates a loop somewhere.

You should first look for logic sheets where loops exist (same KOs in output and input of sheet). Since the problem occurs almost directly after the boot you may simply disconnect the looped KO in the input and try if the problem is gone.

Of course, and that might be mor difficult to track down, loops may also cover several sheets: Sheet1:Output->KO1->Sheet2:Input->Sheet2:Output->KO2->Sheet1Input for example.

Happy digging ,
Gaston

[Warichet]

If it would be a logic problem, the number would be seen in that section.

OK, let's forget about a logic problem.
Any idea about who/what could use the SETWERT_WORK ?

126 SETWERT_WORK R 56756.91 154.34

So if the problem still exists, try Gaston´s tip to restart.

That would be to easy

Another point may be any false configured "Zentraladressen", but this should be seen in the monitor of your ETS.

As a HS newbee, you can expect the most blatant mistake on my side
But I don't see anything abnormal on the bus, traffic is very limited and all manual commands seem to work.
My conclusion so far: the problem is limited to the HS and it's configuration.
It's difficult for me to troubleshoot this problem having limited knowledge of the HS and almost no diagnostic tools.

Thank you for taking the time to look into my problem.

[HartmutB]

@Warichet:

Does the problem occur, when you disconnect your HS from the KNX bus and restart it (at least the debug page can tell you something about the "Setwert-Queue") ?

If yes: What about sending your entire project to Dacom for a check ?
They should have the means to track it down, and if it is a flaw in the HS software, they should be very interested in it. If - on the other hand - it has been "only" a "broken" logic module, just promise them to promote the HS in France ...

Regards
Hartmut

[Warichet]

have you ever tried to restart the HS.

Yes, several times

Did the problem still show up after the reboot.

Yes, almost immediately

if you did not change anything

Well, I don't dare to say this. I'm continuously making rather small changes.
I must admit I haven't analyzed the problem correctly from the beginning. I supposed a punctual network problem.

The source of the problem is usually a wrong understanding of how a logic module exactly works or of course could be an own module not reacting as expected.

Well, probably my case

since it results that the logic drawn does not behave like the drawing shows it should. You may have a given logic sheet, delete two connections and reconnect them using a different order for connecting then you used the previous time and the result of the logic may dramatically change.

ûûûh
This might be the case here.
But I'm unable to trace it back to the origin

Thank you for the hints.

[Michel]

Hmm, nothing special to see. If it would be a logic problem, the number would be seen in that section.
So if the problem still exists, try Gaston´s tip to restart.

Another point may be any false configured "Zentraladressen", but this should be seen in the monitor of your ETS.

[Warichet]

Debug-page, section Wait-List.

Here it is, but don't see what you can get from this info.

Thank you very much for taking care of my misery

[Gaston]

Raymond, have you ever tried to restart the HS. Did the problem still show up after the reboot. if you did not change anything I would expect it to disappear making it difficult to track down via loading new projects.

Although the problem may be linked to an own logic thsi is not sure. The problem is basically outside of any logic module. The source of the problem is usually a wrong understanding of how a logic module exactly works or of course could be an own module not reacting as expected.

Another source of this problem is that the implementation of the logic in the HS has not been implemented as logics are usually implemented. Which in my eyes is the only serious drawback for the HS at this time since it results that the logic drawn does not behave like the drawing shows it should. You may have a given logic sheet, delete two connections and reconnect them using a different order for connecting then you used the previous time and the result of the logic may dramatically change.

Kind regards,
Gaston

[MatthiasS]

@Raymond

Debug-page, section Wait-List.

Let's have a look!