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Automation signal delayed


AlbeLu
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The automation that checks the temperature seems to send a signal based on old data.

This should check the temperature of the liquid inside the pipe but it is slow to reactImmagine2025-10-25105528.jpg.2a7b784c93a66fd3360cf59d05713f2a.jpgimage.png.aa028905b15b0fc32b9cca42a18fe93d.png

I just have a pipe with cold brine that is used to cool down an area, and when it gets hot enough to be turned into water without braking the pipe (above 0 celsius) it gets flushed out of the cooling loop, the automation however is not working

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I can assure you the brine does not come from the pipes below, that is another cooling loop and it only contains polluted water [it is also used to cool the enviroment until it (the polluted water) becomes hot enough to be turned into regular water, same sistem as the brine sistem]


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I just have brine that is slowly heated by the enviroment and should get dumped out of a cooling loop, the automation is powered and connected normally, no special steps required.

My laptop is very slow maybe it is not calculating the correct signal when at 3 speed?




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Bridge outputs onto sensors are very buggy and don't work consistently. I would advise not doing that in the mean time

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My best guess (currently) is that output ports scan for all possible exit points and only then output the packet they're handling. This results in a mistimed scan by the sensor.

Anyway this is an old write-up I did on this some time ago:

 

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