Piced Initialisation Part

I am assuming that the Initialisation Part of the PAC Logic Program runs only once, that is when the unit powers up and possibly after each program transfer.

Is there any condition that would cause the Initialisation to run again and again? Maybe a crash?

The reason I ask is.

I have a module that has once (A<>B) {DOSTUFF}. All worked well until after a power cut and the module stopped running. I then added code to initialize A in the Initialisation Part. All seemed okay, but there are cases where A would be initialized again and again. I changed the ramp rate of initialisation Part to clarify which was the line of code responsible, and it looked like it was in the initialisation.

Can anyone shed a light on this?

 

The initialisation part will only run once each time the logic engine is started. If you have certain run-time errors, the logic engine may get re-started. A quick look at the log will tell you if this is happening.

 

So, if the log shows that the Initialize is being executed, how do you identify the logic that might have causes this run-time error?

 

A message will be logged with the run-time error number and the logic line number.

 

Thanks Darren,

I was looking at the CbusToolkit's application log via the PC Interface and (and based on the GA changes identified the issue). Which log shows the run-time error number?

 

The PICED log. This has nothing to do with ToolKit.