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You can use the List All button to search for a defined Trigger. After pressing List All you

will see the “Trigger Type:” and the “Trigger Name:”. This tells you how the trigger will

appear on the automation button screen. The “Args:” section describes exactly what the trigger

will do. The above diagram includes an example for the “Args:” for Lights:UP -

“Device 00 Pulse PIN:3 On 1000”

In the above example, the “Lights:UP” trigger is programmed to send a message to a hypothetical

contact closure unit configured as device 0. This unit is sent a message to pulse pin 3 to the On

state for 1000 milliseconds (1 second). Having the capacity to see the command as it will eventuate

is useful for debugging purposes; this is because it takes into account the ${VARIABLENAME}

used to generate the commands. Support engineers can visually check what the result expressions

are and select and test the messages going out.