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When calling MC_SetPosition during FB_EncSaveRestore, the program will crash if the target Axis has an absolute encoder (EL5042).
This was observed on the TMO motion plc which has a runtime of 4022.29.
Expected Behavior
PLC should not crash
Context / environment
plc-tmo-motion
4022.29
Tong was switching unencoded motors to absolutely encoded.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Configure an axis to have an absolute encoder
Call MC_SetPosition
Suggested Solution
If possible, it would be nice to be able to tell which kind of encoder is being used and avoid this block, instead showing a warning to the effect "WARNING: cannot save/restore positions for absolute encoders".
If the bug is still present in the latest runtimes we should report this to Beckhoff.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Current Behavior
When calling
MC_SetPosition
duringFB_EncSaveRestore
, the program will crash if the target Axis has an absolute encoder (EL5042).This was observed on the TMO motion plc which has a runtime of 4022.29.
Expected Behavior
PLC should not crash
Context / environment
plc-tmo-motion
4022.29
Tong was switching unencoded motors to absolutely encoded.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Suggested Solution
If possible, it would be nice to be able to tell which kind of encoder is being used and avoid this block, instead showing a warning to the effect "WARNING: cannot save/restore positions for absolute encoders".
If the bug is still present in the latest runtimes we should report this to Beckhoff.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: