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Working with Scripts and Relays
EXECUTING SCRIPTS
A script is like a macro, but it provides much more power and flexibility. Scripts can be used to control most system functions and may be
combined in almost any order.
NOTE: Scripts can be set up only in the remote client.
To start or stop a script:
1. From the Main menu, click Actions [or press the yellow function button ]. The Actions menu appears.
2. From the Actions menu, click Scripts [or press the blue function button ].
3. When the Execute Script dialog box appears, click a script from the list [or turn the Jog (inner dial)
to scroll through and select a script
from the list]. Refer to Figure 50.
4. Do one of the following:
• To start a script, click Execute [or press the green function button ].
• To stop a script, press the F2 key [or the yellow function button ]. The Clear icon is available only when a script is running.
• To close the dialog box without running a script, click Close [or press the red function button ].
Figure 50. Execute Script Dialog Box
5. If no scripts have been set up, the following dialog box appears:
Figure 51. No Scripts Found Dialog Box