dhj49er
Well-known member
I have found that a wait until trigger action continues or the macro is cancelled as follows
1. The trigger fires and the macro continues.
2. If a regular interval is added, the macro continues on timeout.
3. If the new timeout is set, the macro is cancelled when the timeout is reached.
4. A run macro action is executed (the macro with the wait until trigger) and the macro resumes from the action after the wait until trigger - so continues, bypassing the trigger, regular timeout and the new timeout.
I use 1,2 & 4 in a macro - keep Device awake, that I have posted on the Share your macros forum.
1. The trigger fires and the macro continues.
2. If a regular interval is added, the macro continues on timeout.
3. If the new timeout is set, the macro is cancelled when the timeout is reached.
4. A run macro action is executed (the macro with the wait until trigger) and the macro resumes from the action after the wait until trigger - so continues, bypassing the trigger, regular timeout and the new timeout.
I use 1,2 & 4 in a macro - keep Device awake, that I have posted on the Share your macros forum.