There are several kinds of scripts involved on this page, listed under Source:

• [Script] – these are general named functions you can define. See Script details.
• [Central] – these are the Start and Stop scripts, executed on startup and shutdown, respectively. Note that these scripts are not function definitions like all the other scripts, but rather lines that are executed directly.
• (Page names) – similar, but for the configured ActiveX controls.

The [All] source lists all define scripts.

Each script also has a checkbox associated with it – you can temporarily (or permanently) disable a script by unticking it. The scripts themselves are retained until you delete them manually, even if the associated control page is deleted.

• New - creates a new script
• Edit - active script editor for selected script
• Delete - deletes selected script
• Execute - runs selected script - will prompt for parameters
• Export - export all python code into a .py file
• Import - import a .py file
• Console - activates the console window
• Help - activates this page

You can execute a script at any time by pressing Execute. If the selected script needs parameters, you are prompted to supply them manually. See also Script details for more information.

Show python messages on error - for debugging purposes, the Python log can appear automatically if an error occurs in a script. To have any effect, the user must be logged in.

Edit script on error - the Python script editor can appear automatically if an error occurs in a script, with the cursor positioned at the point of error. The user must be logged in for this to have any effect.

Scripts available from TDVCmd/Send responses to scripts set the behaviour for the general ([Script]) scripts – see the General page for more information.