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C80prox – Marklin Digital Control Program for PC’s Editing a Solenoid Route This command allows you to enter, delete or modify a route. It's general format is: e m {nn} where {nn} is the route to edit in the range (0 to 199). The C80prox editor will be entered to allow modification of the requested route. There is no need to save the route from within the editor before exiting the editor unless you want to save the route as a sequence (.SEQ) file. Executing a Solenoid Route This command is used to execute a defined route. Its general format is: x {mm} where {mm} is the route number (0 to 199). Commands contained within the route will be performed sequentially. As already specified, the only commands that are valid with a route are the 'mr', 'mg' and 'x' commands. If the 'x' command is encountered, the currently executing route will terminate and the specified route will commence from the first line. Page 16 Version 1.1 October 16, 2003
C80prox – Marklin Digital Control Program for PC’s Controlling Train Detectors The following commands are used to read train detector modules (Marklin Part No. 6088). They can be used in Terminal Mode and also used when creating and running a sequence using the C80prox Editor. They include commands to read s88 contact modules (s88). Read S88 Detector Module (TDM) These commands will read a train detector module and wait until a train has been detected or is not detected. Their general format is: r {mm} k {kk} k {kk} r {mm} w {kk} w {kk} where {mm} is a valid module number (1 to 31) and {kk} is a contact number in the range (1 to 16) that exists on that module. To interrupt this wait, the ESC key can be pressed. This will cause a layout sequence to stop running, and return you to TERMINAL MODE. Before the module is read, its contents is cleared so any past detection’s will be lost. After the module is read, its current values will be erased. The 'k' command will read a relative contact number from 1 to 496. Contacts 1-16 being on the first s88 module, 17-32 on the second etc. These commands will erase the contents of the defined s88 module. The 'rw' and 'w' commands perform exactly the same functions as the 'rk' and 'k' commands, except they will wait until a train is NOT detected on the defined contact. Reading a TDM and Storing Results This command will read a s88 module and store the status of the 16 contacts in program flags. The general format is: r m {mm} where {mm} is the module number (1 to 31). Program flags 0 to 16 are used. The s88 module is not erased. See advanced section for program flag information. Program flag '0' is set if an error was encountered reading the specified module. Clearing a TDM This command will attempt to clear a TDM. Its general format is: c m {mm} where {mm} is the module number (1 to 31). The contents of the s88 module specified is erased. A contact on a module cannot be cleared if the contact is engaged. Displaying a TDM Contents This command displays the current status of contacts attached to a s88 module. The Page 17 Version 1.1 October 16, 2003
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