Alcorn Mcbride V+ series, User Manual

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WinScript User’s Guide
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Input
– The sequence is started when an Input turns on or off (i.e. on the
rising or falling edge).
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State Variable
– The sequence is started when a State Variable is =,

, >,
<,

, or

a value or another State Variable.

Both – The sequence is started when an Input and/or a State Variable meet
the desired trigger requirements.
Note
Select the “And” radio button if you require both the input and state
variable conditions to be true for the sequence to start. Select “Or” if either of
them individually should start the sequence.

Stop Trigger
A sequence’s execution can be temporarily stopped by an Input and/or State
Variable trigger.
Note
“Stop” is not the same thing as “Reset”. Stop leaves the event pointer
where it was, and simply stops the sequence’s timer. A “Start” will pick up
where it left off. To stop a sequence and put its event pointer back at the top,
use “Reset” instead.
To set a Stop Trigger, right-click on the sequence name (or choose Edit |
Sequence Properties
from the main menu), and then click on the
Stop:
menu item. When the
Edit Stop Trigger
dialog box appears, choose an Input