Eelectron Horizone Mini IN00M02WEB, Installation Manual

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Output
nodes
Output triggers
Input nodes
Input Triggers
Input
nodes
Output nodes
Button for
adding nodes
Execution order
Technological blocks and logic blocks
Technological widgets, when dragged into a task, are represented by a block similar to the one
below:
The input and output nodes, whose number and type depends of the type of widget, respectively
allow you to use the status and to control that particular technological function. The same input node
can be connected to multiple blocks, whereas the same output node cannot be connected to multiple
blocks, within the same task. Trigger nodes have a very specific role which will be explained later.
The logic blocks, conversely, must be dragged from the LIBRARY to the side menu, and are shown
as follows:
In some cases, as in this example, the block has a variable number of nodes (input or output); in this
case, the “+” button allows you to add nodes to the block, up to the maximum number.
The logical function can only be performed correctly if the nodes are connected to other blocks. Not
all nodes are strictly necessary for the correct execution of the logic; if an input node is not connected,
its default value is used, which can be modified by selecting the node and opening the corresponding
details panel (if it cannot be set, it means that the node does not have to be connected).
Blocks can be moved to the workspace, either by single selection, or by selecting a rectangular area
that involves multiple blocks. To remove a block from the workspace, select it and press the DELETE
key. Connections can also be removed in the same way.