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New IO groups and using signals as condition variables

ROBOT PROGRAMMING | ACTIONS AND SIGNALING

The video shows how to create a new IO group (Boolean signal map behavior) in the robot to be used as new Input or Output set of signals. The signals are also possible to use as condition variables. This tutorial creates a simple robot programming layout and utilizes IOs as described. The layout is attached next to the tutorial in Visual Components Academy for your reference.

Software Version: 4.4.0

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