Stop/AllMoveTask instruction causes error state?

DanS
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in RobotStudio
When using the Stop/AllMoveTask instruction in a multimove system it will enter an error state. Should it be this way? I would like to send a robot to a service position and stop the other tasks so the operator may enter the cell, but I'm also using the error state to turn on an alarm...kind of annoying when doing a scheduled robot service. Any alternatives you can think of?
Thanks!
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"Stop" doesn't cause an error state, but "StopAllMoveTask" does?0
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