C80prox Marklin Digital Control Program for PC's

C80prox – Marklin Digital Control Program for PC’s
Controlling Signals and Turnouts
These commands are used to control hardware modules connected to the Marklin
digital system. They include commands to control k83, K84 and k87 solenoid
modules. They can be used either in Terminal Mode or when creating and running a
sequence using the C80prox Editor.
Solenoid Control
These commands will change the direction of a set of points or change a signal from
red to green. The general format of these commands are:
m {sss} r {tt}
m {sss} g {tt}
m {sss}
where {sss} is any valid solenoid address in the range (1 to 256). The 'mr'
command is used to change points to a 'branch' condition or a signal to 'stop'. The
'mg' command is used to change points to a 'main line' condition or a signal to
'proceed'. If the 'm' command is used, then the status of the selected solenoid will
be reversed. If {tt} is specified, the solenoid will be activated for {tt} deciseconds.
The {tt} parameter need only be supplied for use with uncoupler tracks. Valid range
of {tt} is 1 to 99. (9.9 seconds).
Displaying Solenoid Status
This command displays the current status for all defined solenoids. The general
format of this command is:
ms
After the current session of C80prox is finished, solenoid status' are saved to an
external DOS file. When C80prox is entered again, the solenoids are set according to
these saved values. Solenoids controlled by an attached keyboard or memory unit
may have an incorrect value.
Solenoid Routes
The following commands can be used to group solenoid commands together into one
command. They are used to sequentially set multiple solenoids or turnouts to a
defined condition. Routes are saved when C80prox is exited and restored when
C80prox is re-entered. The only commands that will work in a route are the solenoid
commands 'mg' and 'mr' and 'x' commands. Up to 200 routes may be defined in
this manner.
Listing Solenoid Routes
This command will display all of the defined solenoid routes currently set. It's general
format is:
lm
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