Script programs tell an EcoStruxure Building Operation "EBO" BMS server to perform numerous actions, such as increasing the heat, locking doors, and printing reports. The program instructions that command these actions are arranged and executed in a certain order, known as a program flow.
Script has two types of program flows: FallThru and Looping.
FallThru Program Flow1:
A FallThru program executes the program lines in the sequential order in which you list them: from the first line to the last line. Therefore, the program flows, or “falls thru” the entire sequence of instructions.
FallThru programs start when prompted by a specific point or system variable. Any point or system variable can automatically start a program when its value changes. The program is triggered by the action of the point or system variable. Once you create a point or choose a system variable, the program you want to run is attached through the trigger.
Looping Program Flow:
A Looping program remains on one line until the program is instructed to go to another line.
Script has two types of program flows: FallThru and Looping.
FallThru Program Flow1:
A FallThru program executes the program lines in the sequential order in which you list them: from the first line to the last line. Therefore, the program flows, or “falls thru” the entire sequence of instructions.
FallThru programs start when prompted by a specific point or system variable. Any point or system variable can automatically start a program when its value changes. The program is triggered by the action of the point or system variable. Once you create a point or choose a system variable, the program you want to run is attached through the trigger.
Looping Program Flow:
A Looping program remains on one line until the program is instructed to go to another line.
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