Figure 338: Wait For Input

Wait For Input: Stops the marking process until the specified input bit(s) of the IO port is set to high or low.

▪X: Do not care / Ignore input bit.

▪0: Wait for corresponding bit state 0.

▪1: Wait for corresponding bit state 1.

Combine: Allows to select multiple input bits. All need to be in the selected state to proceed.

Message while Waiting: Define a message that will be displayed in a message box until the input has been registered. There will be always the Info Icon shown.

Active: Enable this message to be displayed.

Allow Skip: Skip this entity even if the signal is missing with the 'OK' button.

Message after Timeout: Define a message that will be displayed in a message box after the defined Timeout.

Active: Enable this message to be displayed.

Stop on Timeout: If the input is not registered after the defined Timeout time, the mark process will be stopped.

Timeout: Set the Timeout value in ms. Use always a bigger value than 0. Default value: 1000ms.

Message after Success: Define a message that will be displayed in a message box when the specified input bit(s) is(are) high/low. The marking process continues after the message box has been replied to.

Active: Enable this message to be displayed.

Warning/Info: Choose one of these options to add an icon to the message box. Examples are given below this table.

Message Only: Use this if you only want to display a message box during the job. This works without any inputs.

Use as Default: Set the current configuration as default.