I have 2 CNDR blocks that are configured the same and receive nearly the same input. However, one at some point now outputs 0 while the other still works as expected.

This may have happened after the input value (from a tank that was filled to capacity) was at 100%, possibly exceeding 19.5 (mA from a 4-20 mA sensor). Before that, both blocks worked well.

The only thing that i noticed is that n is set to 12 while there are only 11 pairs but that does not explain why the CNDR blocks behave differently.

In the same task, there are other CNDR blocks (for different tanks) that are all working as expected.

CNDR26_3
input u: 16.027
output y: 2157.79

CNDR26_4
input u: 16.12
output y: 0

Block configuration from mdl file:

Block {
BlockType Reference
Name "CNDR26_3"
Ports [1, 2, 0, 0, 0]
Position [885, 3728, 915, 3752]
SourceBlock "analoglib/CNDR"
n 12
SATF on
up "[ 00.0 01.5 03.5 05.5 07.5 09.5 11.5 13.5 15.5 "
"17.5 19.5]\n"
yp "[ 0 183 403 647 910 1188 1476 1772 2075 2385 28"
"65]\n"
FontSize 10
#GUID 964d76ea-d8e2-45f0-a78e-21c1e06a887c
}
Block {
BlockType Reference
Name "CNDR26_4"
Ports [1, 2, 0, 0, 0]
Position [885, 3768, 915, 3792]
SourceBlock "analoglib/CNDR"
n 12
SATF on
up "[ 00.0 01.5 03.5 05.5 07.5 09.5 11.5 13.5 15.5 "
"17.5 19.5]\n"
yp "[ 0 183 403 647 910 1188 1476 1772 2075 2385 28"
"65]\n"
FontSize 10
#GUID 283035dd-135a-4eb9-b58f-b7d97c0258a4
}

System: Wago PFC-200.
I'm trying not to reset the system as long as possible to make sure a small issue with REST is fixed.

Cheers,
Richard