Meters inconsistent with automation

My guess is that this bug is caused by the timing of sending the reset signal coinciding with the seam of packet ejection.
And this is a very tricky bug. It can undermine the reliability of many automated systems that try to do precise mass control with meter valves.
 

This is a surefire way to reproduce a bug.

The shortest reset signal of 0.1 seconds is sent to a number of meter valves at 0.1 second intervals.
This allows us to identify meter valves that have been reset at unfortunate times.
As you can see, meter valves resetting at the seam of the ejected packets will eject extra packets.

 

 

I use a tedious automation to work around this bug.

First disconnect the power, then reset the meter valve, and finally restore the power again.
Disconnecting the power will force the packet output of the meter valve to turn off, so resetting it during that time will completely separate the packet output from the reset timing, thus avoiding the bug.

This works, but hopefully the bug will be fixed so that we don't have to use this annoying method.