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The program editor screen allows you to assign names to programs with up to 14 characters of text.
Click the Edit Name button to type the program name into the Combo Box. Use the Combo Box to
select the program to edit.
For example, a program could be named “3D Scope”.
Note: Clicking on the step number will enable or disable the instruction.
4.3.31 Setup: Macro Editor
The macro editor screen allows you to create up to 50 macros. This screen is almost identical to the
Program Editor screen.
Click on
Macro Editor
in the
Setup Menu
. This the macro editor screen. Locate the
Ins
and
Del
buttons in the
Action
column to right of the instruction. Clicking the
Ins
button inserts a new macro
step before that step, increments it and all steps after it by one. When starting with an empty macro,
click the
Ins
button a few times and begin adding instructions at Step 1. Click the
Del
button to
delete an instruction. Macros are limited to a maximum of 15 instructions.
The macro editor screen also allows you to assign meaningful names to macros with up to 14
characters of text. Click the Edit Name button to type the macro name into the Combo Box. Use the
Combo Box to select the macro to edit. This is helpful when assigning macros to triggers.
A Macro is a group of instructions similar to a program. Macros, however, are used much differently
than programs. A macro can be run anytime while the eCNA is in progress (running a program),
faulted, stopped or in the idle state. Macros can be initiated by the Call Macro instruction, the Macro
serial command or a Trigger event.
The
Execute Macro
button can be used to directly execute the macro from the editor. This is useful
for debug testing.
Note: Clicking on the step number will enable or disable the instruction.
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