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9� Links

An “On-activation Link” has been created from the “Replaced “Tag button to each of the Event

buttons with the target button instruction to “Tag and Deactivate”� Similar links have been

created from the “Discarded” Tag button to each of the Event buttons� 6 Links in total�

When the activity in this example is being coded, the coding operator observing the activity would

click on the Event that represents what has happened, (say … a Banana has been selected) and then

observed that the banana was over ripe, ( then clicked on the “Over Ripe” Popup Tag within the Popup

Tag Mat.)

The Exclusive Link Cluster which links the 3 Event buttons will prevent any of the buttons

associated with Peach and Pineapple from being activated until Banana becomes deactivated�

The “On-activation” link which exists between the “Over Ripe” Popup Tag and the “Discarded”

Tag will activate the “Discarded” Tag Button and then the “On-activation” link between the

“Discarded” Tag and the Event buttons with the instruction to “Tag and Deactivate” will ensure

that the “Banana” Event Button is rst tagged with the tag “Discarded” and then it is deactivated�

This will eliminate the need for the operator to click on the “Discarded” button to activate it as

well as on the “Banana” button to deactivate the Event ie� in this instance it halves the required

operator coding activity�

To display what the functional status of a Link or Links to or from a button are, click on the

button, it will be backlit with a purple color, then open the “INSPECTOR”� Click on the “Outbound

Action Links” icon to display the “On Activate” and “On Deactivate” actions of the button� Click

on the “Inbound Action Link” icon to display the actions which will result from the inbound

activations�

e� Event Button Reactivation

Para� 1�j (ii) above details the functions set up by Event Time Tweaks and in particular the eect

that setting a Lag Time has on the period of time after the point at which the Event button is

activated until the Event button will be automatically deactivated�

If a target Event button has a lag time property, when a link is established to it

there will be an added “Reactivate Lag Time” instruction option� Reactivating the

button will restart the lag time counter and in the resultant timeline extend the

length of the instance by the period of the lag time� It will not create another event

marker on the Event Log�

An “Activate” instruction and will be ignored and the Event Log will not be marked if the target

button is already active, therefore a separate “Reactivate Lag Time” instruction link will be

required�

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