Warning!
The option StartAfterDownload=1 causes each axis to start automatically after loading the application in a system with several axes!
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Use the setting StartAfterDownload=0 to avoid a dangerous situation!
A script file defines the actions to be performed when applications are loaded automatically. A script file has the following properties:
The script file can be created with any ASCII text editor, for example: Microsoft Editor.
The script file is divided into different sections in which options for processing the script file can be defined.
The beginning of a section is indicated by square brackets. The corresponding keys are indicated within a section.
Each key consists of the key name, followed by an equals sign and the key value.
The file structure therefore corresponds to a typical Windows INI file.
Only one key may be specified per line.
You can optionally add a comment, which must be preceded by a semicolon.
Example
ShowProcessing=1 ; displays progress window
Warning!
The option StartAfterDownload=1 causes each axis to start automatically after loading the application in a system with several axes!
Use the setting StartAfterDownload=0 to avoid a dangerous situation!
A script file is not checked for correctness before it is processed, but is processed up to the source of the error.
In the event of incorrect processing, use the log file to analyse and eliminate errors.