# Start The Start block initiates the flow of the diagram. There can only be one such block in the diagram.


Log to	[Any data type] Numeric, text constant (in quotes), variable name (starting with `$`), or any expression whose value will be logged during the robot's script execution. The value can also have a complex data type, such as List, Table, or Dictionary.
Variable 1	[Variable] The name of the first variable to which a new value needs to be assigned. You can select from the dropdown a variable that was previously declared in the Variables panel, as well as enter the name of a new variable or one that was used in another block, even if it was not declared in the Variables panel.
Value 1	[Any data type] The new value for the first variable. This property is ignored if the name of the first variable is not specified. The new value of the variable can be either a constant (number, text string) or an expression using other variables and/or functions. In the new value of the variable, it is allowed to use an expression involving the same variable. Remember that here and in other blocks, the variable names used in expressions must start with the `$` symbol, and string constants must be enclosed in quotes.
Variable 2	[Variable] The name of the second variable to which a new value needs to be assigned. You can select from the dropdown a variable that was previously declared in the Variables panel, as well as enter the name of a new variable or one that was used in another block, even if it was not declared in the Variables panel.
Value 2	[Any data type] The new value for the second variable. This property is ignored if the name of the second variable is not specified. The new value of the variable can be either a constant (number, text string) or an expression using other variables and/or functions. In the new value of the variable, it is allowed to use an expression involving the same variable. Remember that here and in other blocks, the variable names used in expressions must start with the `$` symbol, and string constants must be enclosed in quotes.
Variable 3	[Variable] The name of the third variable to which a new value needs to be assigned. You can select from the dropdown a variable that was previously declared in the Variables panel, as well as enter the name of a new variable or one that was used in another block, even if it was not declared in the Variables panel.
Value 3	[Any data type] The new value for the third variable. This property is ignored if the name of the third variable is not specified. The new value of the variable can be either a constant (number, text string) or an expression using other variables and/or functions. In the new value of the variable, it is allowed to use an expression involving the same variable. Remember that here and in other blocks, the variable names used in expressions must start with the `$` symbol, and string constants must be enclosed in quotes.
Variable 4	[Variable] The name of the fourth variable to which a new value needs to be assigned. You can select from the dropdown a variable that was previously declared in the Variables panel, as well as enter the name of a new variable or one that was used in another block, even if it was not declared in the Variables panel.
Value 4	[Any data type] The new value for the fourth variable. This property is ignored if the name of the first variable is not specified. The new value of the variable can be either a constant (number, text string) or an expression using other variables and/or functions. In the new value of the variable, it is allowed to use an expression involving the same variable. Remember that here and in other blocks, the variable names used in expressions must start with the `$` symbol, and string constants must be enclosed in quotes.
Variable 5	[Variable] The name of the fifth variable to which a new value needs to be assigned. You can select from the dropdown a variable that was previously declared in the Variables panel, as well as enter the name of a new variable or one that was used in another block, even if it was not declared in the Variables panel.
Value 5	[Any data type] The new value for the fifth variable. This property is ignored if the name of the first variable is not specified. The new value of the variable can be either a constant (number, text string) or an expression using other variables and/or functions. In the new value of the variable, it is allowed to use an expression involving the same variable. Remember that here and in other blocks, the variable names used in expressions must start with the `$` symbol, and string constants must be enclosed in quotes.
Expression 1	[Expression] The first expression to be executed. It must be written in PowerShell language format.
Expression 2	[Expression] The second expression to be executed. It must be written in PowerShell language format.
Expression 3	[Expression] The third expression to be executed. It must be written in PowerShell language format.
Expression 4	[Expression] The fourth expression to be executed. It must be written in PowerShell language format.
Expression 5	[Expression] The fifth expression to be executed. It must be written in PowerShell language format.
Log to orchestrator	If selected, the text will also be logged to the Orchestrator if the connection to it is active.
Screenshot to orchestrator	If selected, a screenshot will be taken and sent to the Orchestrator if the connection to it is active.
Error handling level	Select the error handling level. Possible values: "Default" - by default; "Ignore" - errors are ignored; "Handle" - errors are handled. If "Default" is selected, the value from the "Start" block of this diagram will be used.
Exit direction	Select the exit direction from the block in case of an error. Possible values: "Default" - by default; "Right" - to the right; "Bottom" - down. This property allows you to define the exit direction in case of errors for blocks that do not contain the "If error" connector (e.g., the "Condition" block). If "Default" is selected, the value from the "Start" block of this diagram will be used.
Message level	Select the message level that the blocks will output during execution. Possible values: "Default" - by default; "Release" - output is disabled; "Debug" - main information output; "Detailed" - detailed information output. If "Default" is selected, the value from the "Start" block of this diagram will be used.