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Capture
Macros can take a capture to record unit conditions at any time during the macro sequence (see page 52 for
more on captures). This could be useful to record site conditions at the beginning and end of a macro routine
so that you can go back and review the effectiveness of the macro.
To take a capture as part of a macro, begin a new line with the word CAPTURE followed by the site number and
the unit whose settings you want to capture.
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Note: When a macro initiates a capture, the data is stored on the unit actually performing the capture, not the unit
containing the macro.
Delay
To insert a time delay into a macro routine, use the DELAY command. You can specify a delay accurate to a
tenth of a second, with a maximum value of 6,553.5 seconds (1 hour, 49 minutes and 13.5 seconds).
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Alarm
An alarm message can be generated within a macro by using the word “ALARM” followed by the descriptive text
within double quotation marks (“ ”). The alarm messages will show up in the Alarm window whenever the alarm
statement is executed. Macro alarms are treated as critical alarms. All normal alarm notification procedures will
apply including dial-out messaging. Each alarm message can contain up to 32 characters.
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GSC3000 & VRC2500 INSTALLATION & OPERATION MANUAL
CHAPTER 10: MACROS
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DELAY 1.5 [CR]
Waits 1.5 seconds before executing the
next line of macro code.
ALARM “The building is on fire!” [CR]
The statement in quotes will appear
in the alarm window when this line is
executed.
DELAY 220 [CR]
Waits two minutes before executing the
next line of macro code.
CAPTURE ME, ME [CR]
The macro will instruct this I/O unit to
take a capture.
CAPTURE ME, 11 [CR]
The macro will instruct unit 11 to take a
capture.