TIMER_VALUE_CHANGED¶
Severity: info / warn (≥ 2×) / error (≥ 10×)
A TON / TOF / TP PT value changed between revisions. Severity
scales with the magnitude of the change.
Why it matters. Timer changes are easy to miss in code review because they look like trivial literal edits, but a 10× faster PT can turn a safety debounce into a flicker. The scaled severity makes the "oh that's just 200ms" change loud when it actually matters.
Settings.
Trigger.
T_StartupDelay(IN := TRUE, PT := T#5s); (* before *)
T_StartupDelay(IN := TRUE, PT := T#500ms); (* after *)
The bot posts.
🟥 error TIMER_VALUE_CHANGED
Timer T_StartupDelay.PT: T#5s → T#500ms (10.0x faster)
Ratio after/before ≈ 0.100. Confirm the change was intentional.
Fix. Confirm the new value is the intended one. If you're tuning, mention the rationale in the PR description. If unintended, revert.