:loop
IF($GetVoltage() < 7.0)
   ControlCommand() # Replace with the  ControlCommand for the frame or  Auto Position you want.
EndIf
Sleep(1000) # Lower value will check more often but use more resources.
Goto(loop)

I'm not near a computer right now as I'm out of town and didn't bring it with me, but something like what I posted below should help...

#This script will trigger when the battery hits 6.9 volts. 
#Change the voltage to what you want it to be. 

:Loop

If($GetVoltage()<6.9)

#Enter your  ControlCommand for your  Auto Position action here. 

EndIf

Sleep(500)

GoTo(loop)

I'm not 100% sure of the syntax in the code above (maybe Rich could confirm), but it should be close enough.

EDIT. Looks like Rich beat me to it.

The If condition needs wrapping in the brackets, you only have half in it. So

IF($voltage = 6.9)

However, a less than is better in case something drains it below 6.9 before the script spots it.

Looping the script with a sleep to constantly monitor would help. Or a waitforchange()

You don't need to assign the GetVoltage() to a variable. You can use it by itself.

See post #10

@Rich.

Yeah, I just saw your post. Thanks for clearing that up. I changed the code above to reflect what you said. I have a hard time as it is scripting with a computer, never mind doing it from memory, lol.

@Smarty.

Rich has you covered on this one with the script example he posted. That will get you sorted. Just to explain, in the example, the "x" in "$x" is where you can name a variable to anything you want and use it in your scripts, but not always nessasery.

yahoooo! perfect :-))

thanks a lot

variable not defined in line 2.. sick

IF($voltage = 6.9) or If($GetVoltage<6.9)

is not working

$voltage needs defining first.

$voltage = GetVoltage()

Or, use GetVoltage() correctly

IF(GetVoltage() < 6.9)

hmm.. it says always: variable not defined for both. can you explain what you mean with: $voltage needs defining first. please for dummies