Procedures – Defining and Editing
To create a new procedure, press the key then scroll down to the <New Proc>
menu entry and press again. You are then presented with a list of procedures
from Proc1 to Proc32 and the sensor procedures. You can use any of the first 32
procedures for what you want, but the sensor ones are fixed and can only be used
for their allocated sensor. Scroll down to the number you want to use then press
again to select it.
The top line of the display changes to the number of the procedure chosen, for
example “Proc 3”. You can then enter commands as you would normally. When you
have finished entering commands for the procedure, press the key again.
To edit a procedure you have already written, press and scroll down to the <Edt
Proc> menu entry and press again. Scroll down to the number of the procedure
you want to edit, then press . Edit the commands in the list as normal and press
once more to complete the procedure editing.
Pro-Bot allows you to run any procedure from within any other procedure, even ones
that haven’t any commands in yet. If you run procedures that call each other, you
may get into an endless loop. Don’t worry; just press the key to stop the program
running.
TIP: To completely redefine a procedure that you have already written, simply use
“New Proc” instead of “Edit proc” and Pro-Bot will clear the procedure for you.
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