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The '''Stop Timed Structure''' function aborts the execution of the [[Timed Loop structure|Timed Loop]] or [[Timed Sequence structure]] you enter in name. | The '''Stop Timed Structure''' function aborts the execution of the [[Timed Loop structure|Timed Loop]] or [[Timed Sequence structure]] you enter in name. | ||
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The Stop Timed Structure function aborts the execution of the Timed Loop or Timed Sequence structure you enter in name.
If you attempt to abort a running Timed Loop, the Timed Loop immediately executes the current iteration and returns Aborted in the Wakeup Reason output of the Left Data node.
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