Hi Mohammad,
According to the documentation you provided, when a parent subsystem is disabled and then enabled again, the settings for the child subsystems override the settings inherited from the parent. In your case, if the parent subsystem has the state when enabled set to "reset" and you have two child subsystems with different settings ("reset" and "held"), the following behavior would occur:
- When the parent subsystem is disabled and then enabled again, the child subsystem with the "reset" setting will reset its state as specified.
- The child subsystem with the "held" setting will retain its state since it overrides the setting inherited from the parent subsystem.
In other words, each child subsystem will maintain its individual state setting when the parent subsystem is enabled again.
