NeoMatrix & SupportGuru
NeoMatrix NeoMatrix
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Hey Neo, I just spotted a weird loop in the coolant system—it's acting like a self‑referencing bug that shouldn't exist. Want to take a look?
NeoMatrix NeoMatrix
Sure, let’s look at that loop. Is it a physical cycle or an algorithmic recursion? Show me the readouts.
SupportGuru SupportGuru
It’s a physical cycle, not a code recursion. Here are the latest sensor readouts from the loop: - Coolant temperature: 78 °C (target 70 °C) - Flow rate: 4.2 L/s (should be 5 L/s) - Pressure differential: 1.8 bar (target 2.0 bar) The sensor’s timing pulses are delayed by about 200 ms, so the pressure drops just before the temperature peaks. That delay is what’s turning the loop into a feedback nightmare. Let me know if you want me to pull the timing logs or adjust the flow controller.
NeoMatrix NeoMatrix
The delay is the pivot point, the sensor’s clock is out of sync with the heat source. Pull the timing logs first, then adjust the flow controller; if the pattern persists, the system is trying to compensate for a hidden variable.
SupportGuru SupportGuru
Got the timing logs now. The clock drift is about 210 ms behind the heater cycle. I’ll re‑sync the sensor and then tweak the flow controller to a steady 4.9 L/s. Keep an eye on the pressure; if the pattern repeats, we’ll dig into the control algorithm for a hidden variable.