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--- mycnc:mycnc_screen_configuration [2018/10/01 10:42] – skirillov
+++ mycnc:mycnc_screen_configuration [2019/08/01 11:35] – ivan
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       * width and height of the led
       * type of light (actually this field is always "led", reserved for future options)
-      * shape of the standard led light. Standard shape can be "round" and "rect"
+      * shape of the standard led light. A standard shape can be "round" and "rect"
   * **address** - defines CNC controller hardware the light attached to
       * "inputs" - the light attached to input pin
       * "outputs" - the light attached to output pin
-      * "number" - defines pin number the light attached to. A number can be assigned directly, for example \\ number="0" for pin #0 \\ number="15" for ipn #15 \\ or through pin definition file used in Hardware PLC - "pins.h". In this case sign "#" and the pin name defined in "pins.h" should be instead of pin number. For example \\ number="#OUTPUT_SPINDLE" \\ and "pins.h should contain this name definition, for example <code C>#define OUTPUT_SPINDLE 7</code>
+      * "number" - defines pin number the light attached to. A number can be assigned directly, for example \\ number="0" for pin #0 \\ number="15" for ipn #15 \\ or through pin definition file used in Hardware PLC - "pins.h". In this case sign "#" and the pin name defined in "pins.h" should be instead of pin number. For example \\ **number="#OUTPUT_SPINDLE"** \\ and "pins.h should contain this name definition, for example <code C>#define OUTPUT_SPINDLE 7</code>
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 | toggle-item: | |
 | laser-marker- | |
+===Items===
+Items are a subset of actions, and are usually written as item:item-name (such as item:motion-rapid-speed-xy).
+A list of commonly used items can be found in the [[mycnc:item_list|Common Item List]].
 === Player actions ===
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 | cnc-cutchart-load | Load cutting data for selected Cutting Mode |
 | run-from-here | **Run From Here** command - start job file from selected line |