Creating a macro that starts when a project starts, Creating symbols – Rockwell Automation 9301 Series RSView32 Users Guide User Manual
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Setting up navigation
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Example: Nesting macros
A macro called Draw contains:
Display Overview
Display Detail
and a macro called Factory contains:
Draw
Valve23 = Open
Typing
Factory
performs the same actions as the original Factory
macro in the previous example.
Creating a macro that starts when a project
starts
If you have created a project with components that must start in a
particular order, create a startup macro. You can then configure the
Startup editor to run this macro when your project starts.
For more information about the Startup editor, see Chapter 18,
Running your project.
Creating symbols
If you have long commands or commands with parameters that are
hard to remember or easy to mix up, you can rename those commands
with a single word called a symbol.
Symbols can be used anywhere a command can be used: in a field that
requires an action, in a macro, or on the command line.