Third and fourth end type

The default third and fourth end type with the necessarily parameters can define through label 6 and the choice which first and second end type can by combined with the third and fourth end type.

The default third and fourth end type can be defined through the default34 variable. The necessarily parameters can be defined through the Varstr variable. With the variable enable12[1-n] it is possible to define the first and second end types which only can selected in combination with the third and fourth end type. An example of label 6 is:

label 6

Enable12[1]='all'

Default34='0'

exit

or

label 6

Enable12[1]='0'

Enable12[2]='2'

Enable12[3]='5'

Default34='2'

Varstr='r2 60 r3 25'

exit

Always ensure that the R variables are placed in the VarStr string variable if the default type need parameters.