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button: Add a Jump item
When clicking this button, a new Jump item will be inserted in the flow below the selected item. Initially
the Jump item looks as follow:
When this Jump item is executed, the sequencer will jump if the last Wait was ended by the reception of a
packet and the received packet fits the description of setA. The sequencer will jump to the item as
indicated by the jump line which starts from the right of the Jump item. In this case it jumps to itself. You
should change the jump target by using the Move jump target up or Move jump target down button as
described above.
When the Jump item is selected, you can change its properties in the Jump Properties box. See below for
the description of these properties. When the properties are changed, the text in the Jump item will reflect
the new properties. Here are some examples:
Below the Jump item will be described in more details.
button: Add an Action item
When clicking this button, a new Action item will be inserted in the flow below the selected item. The
Action item looks as follow:
When this Action item is executed, the Recorder will be triggered.
When the Action item is selected, you can change its properties in the Action Properties box. At this
moment the only option is to Trigger the Recorder.
button: Add a Stop item
When clicking this button, a new Stop item will be inserted in the flow below the selected item. The Stop
item looks as follow:
When the Stop item is executed, the sequencer will keep executing the Stop item forever. This effectively
stops executing the program. Note that the last item in the flow must be a Stop item and that more Stop
items may exist in the flow.
button: Add Repeat
When this button is clicked, the selected item will be enclosed in a repeat box. This button will only be
enabled if the selected item can be enclosed in a Repeat box. Repeats can not be nested, thus when an
item already is enclosed in a Repeat box, the button will be disabled. The two flow examples below are
examples of the situation before the Add Repeat button has been clicked (left) and after the button have
been clicked (right).