HELP
An object that, when its button is pressed,
starts the execution of a thread.

USE
The Start object is normally used to define
where to initiate execution in a thread that
includes feedback.

The Start object, when its button is
pressed, begins the execution of the thread
to which it is connected, but has no effect
on other threads.  (Pressing Run starts the
execution of all threads in the model,
regardless of whether they have Start
objects.)

LOCATION
Flow ==> Start

NOTES
The Start object is not required, except for
threads that include feedback.  In a feedback
thread, the Start button is necessary to
specify where execution is to begin.

If a model includes more than one
independent thread, you can use Start to
initiate a single thread without running the
other threads.

When you press Run or Start, propagation
begins with Start object(s).  If more than
one Start object is on a thread, propagation
begins at each Start and proceeds in parallel
as far as allowed by the propagation rules.

If you press Start inside a UserObject,
the UserObject runs but its data output pins
do not activate; therefore, propagation does
not continue.

SEE ALSO
Raise Error, Exit Thread, Exit UserObject,
and Stop.
