Michelin Internal ControlLogix Practice Test

Continuous task runs in a loop, restarting itself after each completion and operating in a self-triggered mode. This means it automatically schedules its next execution without waiting for an external event, creating an ongoing control cycle. It’s different from a task that runs once and stops, a task that fires only in response to an external trigger, or a task defined merely by its priority. In practice, continuous tasks are used for regular, ongoing control loops that must keep executing.