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How to stop a processor after working for some time?

Hi! I wonder if someone could help with this example. I want the processor to stop for 1 minute after been working for 10 minutes.

At the moment, the processor stops after 10 minutes of the simulation, but this is not what I'd like. I want the processor to stop after been processing (total process time) for 10 minutes.

Any idea?


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Joerg Vogel answered Mario García López commented

A MTBF/MTTR tool achieves this. You can set states that are counted as uptime and then you can bring him into a state of failure for a time interval.

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Great!
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Luis Osvaldo Gaytan answered

Hello mate, this can help you to understand that the event-triggered source activity creates token in response to an event, in this case is when the processor finish a product, then I order with custom codes the stop object and resume after 1 minute. best regards. stop-processor_lg_1252024.fsm


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