This lesson describes how to implement the basic task by using the reusable elements that you created in the previous lesson. For more information, refer to Example Task for Using the Basic Elements of AutomationDesk.

You have to know how to edit an automation sequence (refer to Lesson 1: Creating Your First Project) and parameterize an automation sequence (refer to Lesson 2: Parameterizing the Automation Sequence).

AutomationDesk enables you to save your standard automation tasks in custom libraries and reuse them in similar projects or variants of a sequence. In this lesson, the tutorial demo project will be modified. The task of this lesson is to analyze an electronic device with 16 digital outputs instead of 8. You can use the same sequence but with other values for the project‑specific data objects.

• You will learn to open a custom library in AutomationDesk.

• You will create a new sequence using elements of this custom library.

Working through this lesson will take you about 15 minutes.

Refer to Results of Lesson 5.

The starting point of this lesson is the AutomationDesk project you created in lesson 3.

If you have not created your own AutomationDesk project as shown in the previous lessons, you can use the prepared demo project Tutorialdemo03.adpx. You can find it at <DocumentsFolder>\Tutorial Demos.

Now you can start with the first step, refer to Step 1: How to Open a Prepared Custom Library .