I am developing animations using the MultiState Image widget in JMobile 4.0.0, , the 'Time Interval'(Red circled in the attached image) has been used to determine how fast a drum will rotate in my visualization. It shows really nice and fast in the JMobile client when 'Time interval' is set to 10ms, however at the same time it's shown really slow in the panel i got (Exor ETOP 507 windows panel). It's as if the refresh rate is set to one second per animation in the panel.
Has anyone here come across this issue before and might know why there is this misalignment between the HMI client and the actual panel? Must appreciate if there's a way around this. Thanks!
10ms is quite unusually fast even for a web gif image targeting a standard PC.
So I wouldn't expect it to perform great on a panel (that is basically a very low end pc) running with 256MB of RAM on a ARM Cortex-A8 - 600 MHz.
With such specs, I would not expect more refresh than twice a second on a very empty page.
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Hello All,
I am developing animations using the MultiState Image widget in JMobile 4.0.0, , the 'Time Interval'(Red circled in the attached image) has been used to determine how fast a drum will rotate in my visualization. It shows really nice and fast in the JMobile client when 'Time interval' is set to 10ms, however at the same time it's shown really slow in the panel i got (Exor ETOP 507 windows panel). It's as if the refresh rate is set to one second per animation in the panel.
Has anyone here come across this issue before and might know why there is this misalignment between the HMI client and the actual panel? Must appreciate if there's a way around this. Thanks!
Kind regards,
Jie
10ms is quite unusually fast even for a web gif image targeting a standard PC.
So I wouldn't expect it to perform great on a panel (that is basically a very low end pc) running with 256MB of RAM on a ARM Cortex-A8 - 600 MHz.
With such specs, I would not expect more refresh than twice a second on a very empty page.