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# Position Link
You can link a Child Cue so that it runs when one of the motors in the Parent Cue reaches a defined position. This is handy when you have to ensure that one motor has cleared the way for another motor.
**Click** the **Add Link** button next to the Child Cue.
**Select** the **Parent Cue** from the drop-down list and select Position Link, then press OK.
In the example pictured, the selected Parent Cue is “Cue 1.”
The new link will appear in the left margin next to the Child Cue. Select the Motor from the Parent Cue and enter a position that will trigger the link.
In the example, Cue 2 (Child Cue) will not start until the SR wagon in Cue 1 (Parent Cue) reaches the 110” mark.\\
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