Tasker is an application for the JNIOR that enables users to graphically build out
    configurations for monitor or control application without the need to be a programmer.
    The following is a quick overview of the different aspects of Tasker...
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        Workspaces – Workspaces enable Tasker logic to be separated into different files to easily
        manage your deployments. Multiple Workspace files can be loaded and evaluated on the JNIOR simultaneously.
    
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        Tasks – Tasks, or series of actions, can be created that can be executed in a variety of ways.
        Tasks can now be executed manually, triggered, scheduled, or via remote connection.
    
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        Devices – Some Actions used in Tasks may depend on Devices. Devices are names given to
        connections. The names are then used to make configuration easier.
    
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        Signals – A name given to an I/O point or sensor to make using it in an Action, Trigger or
        Logger easier.
    
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        Triggers – A set of conditions to watch for and when met a Task is executed. The signals that
        are configured will be used.
    
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        Schedules – Scheduling a Task to execute One Time, Daily, Weekly or by event has never been
        easier. Events that can cause a Task to be executed are On Boot, Sunrise and Sunset.
    
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        Loggers – Configuration to make logging easier to use in Task Actions. Loggers ask you to
        provide a file path, the information to be logged to the file and the retention count. The retention count is
        the number of files for that specific logger that will be kept.