TSP Edge User’s Manual
40-400-00065, Rev. E
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When ScriptBuilder is opened (see Figure 47), a
START
command followed by a
Go
To START
appears in the main window. The channel protocol to be used for the script
is chosen in the
START
command and is applied globally throughout the script.
Figure 47. ScriptBuilder
As commands are added, they are positioned following the highlighted command.
New commands are placed between existing commands by selecting the upper
command and adding the new command.
Note:
Commands cannot be added below the
Go To START
command. The
Go
To START
command is always the last command in a script.
As commands are added, a number is automatically assigned and appears in the upper
right corner of the command. There is a maximum of 511 commands allowed in a
script.
START
,
ELSE
and
END IF
commands are only placeholders and not real
commands, so they are not numbered and do not count towards the maximum.
When a command is selected, the Edit Script Command window displays the options
for the command, plus allows for a comment to be added to the command. The
comment field can be used to describe what the script is for, what the command will
do, or anything that is helpful in interpreting the script. The selected options and
comments appear on the command in the main window.
