Trigger Project
Usage Scenario
This Step is intended for automation systems or process control scenarios (such as custom communication scenarios) to automatically trigger specific projects to run based on signal changes.
Workflow
The process of configuring this Step is shown below:
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Connect the Boolean output port of the previous step as the trigger signal input.
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Configure the triggering conditions in parameter settings (Trigger when input is True or Trigger when input is False).
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Specify the target project to be triggered to run.
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To switch the parameter recipe, select Enable Recipe Switching and enter the switch recipe name.
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Run the Step. The project will automatically execute when the trigger conditions are met, and output the result status signal.
Input Description
| Input item | Description |
|---|---|
Trigger signal |
Connect to the Boolean output port of the preceding Step. |
Parameter Description
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Trigger Condition |
This parameter specifies the condition to trigger project execution. Value list:
It is recommended to select the corresponding triggering conditions based on the actual process requirements. |
Project to Trigger |
This parameter specifies the project to execute when the trigger condition is met. It is recommended to select the project name to be automatically triggered based on your requirements, ensuring that the project is correctly configured and executable. |
Enable Recipe Switching |
This parameter is used to enable the recipe switching function. Once enabled, the project executes after switching to the specified parameter recipe. This parameter is applicable for multi-recipe scenarios. It is recommended to select this option when the project needs to be automatically executed based on different recipes; otherwise, it can remain unselected. |
Recipe to Switch |
This parameter specifies the recipe to switch to. Specify this parameter when Enable Recipe Switching is selected. |
Output Description
The output is the result status signal of the project, indicating whether the project is successfully triggered and executed.
Troubleshooting
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