There are three main ComScript components. The first is the profile.xml file that contains the text (code) that controls the execution of your program (see profile section). The second is the ComScript desktop utility that allows users to select and run profiles, displays the activities of your profile, and provides access to other ComScript features. The third ComScript component is the Data Interface. This powerful feature allows you to view and change variables in the profile while it's running. For example, if you need to lower a temperature alarm, you can edit the temperature alarm variable in the data interface without interrupting the execution of your program. Although the Data Interface is not required for ComScript operation, users are recommended to read the Data Interface section to learn how to utilize this powerful feature.
ComScript also includes a terminal emulator that is very useful to test commands and device responses. It also allows you to save the communication configuration parameters under a specific device name so you don't have to re-enter them every time you connect. - a great time saver.
Comscript Desktop Utility