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Issue

In Niagara G3, how can an ENC be diagnosed as overloaded?

Environment

Niagara G3 ENC-410

Niagara G3 ENC-520

Jace-6

Cause

Programming guidelines needed to prevent overloading the ENC.

Resolution

The CPU usage should be less than 80% on a continuous basis. The heap.used should be less than 75% o...

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