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VISSIM 5.30-05 User Manual

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8 Simulation and Test<br />

8.2.2 Using Macros for Test Runs<br />

Instead of interactively placing every single detector call in every test run, a<br />

macro file can be used that contains all desired detector calls. The use of<br />

macro files is recommended in each the following cases:<br />

► A test run with a fixed set of detector calls is to be evaluated under<br />

different control strategies.<br />

► Different, but similar test runs are to be evaluated.<br />

A macro for a test run can be created in two ways.<br />

Use one of the options to place the detector calls interactively:<br />

► option RECORDING<br />

► the macro editor<br />

Recording<br />

To create a macro file for a fixed test run for multiple control scenarios follow<br />

the steps outlined below:<br />

1. Select TEST - RECORDING (when reopening the TEST menu, a check mark<br />

appears at RECORDING).<br />

2. Interactively place the desired detector actuations with TEST – CONTI-<br />

NUOUS or TEST – SINGLE STEP, cf. section 8.2.1.<br />

3. Terminate the test run with STOP. Because of the activated recording<br />

function, a macro file with the extension *.M_I will be created.<br />

4. Modify the parameters of the control logic and repeat the same set of<br />

detector calls with TEST – MACRO – RUN...<br />

Editing<br />

To evaluate a control logic with different, but similar test runs, use the macro<br />

editor as described below:<br />

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