C80prox Marklin Digital Control Program for PC's

C80prox – Marklin Digital Control Program for PC’s
A locomotive may be reversed by clicking the mouse on the < Reverse Locomotive >
Button. The Button will change colour whilst the locomotive is being reversed.
Keyboard Command is ‘r’.
Stopping Locomotives.
Locomotives may be stopped by clicking the mouse on the [ STOP ] button that is
positioned just to the right of the locomotive speed bar or by click on the first speed
bar indent. Keyboard Command is ‘s’.
Auxiliary Functions.
Auxiliary functions may be turned on or off by clicking the mouse on the < Auxiliary
Function > button or the [ ] Main check box. The current status of the auxiliary
function is reversed. If the function has been enabled, the [ ] Main check box will be
checked. The four additional functions found on some decoders may be toggled by
clicking the mouse on the [ ] f1, [ ] f2, [ ] f3 or [ ] f4 check boxes. These check
boxes will be checked if the appropriate function is enabled. Keyboard commands are
‘f’ for main function and ‘ to ‘ for the additional functions.
Increasing and Decreasing Locomotive Speed.
The currently displayed locomotives speed may be varied by clicking the mouse on
the left or right hand arrow that is positioned next to the locomotive speed bar. The
speed of the locomotive will be decreased or increased in steps of 1. The speed bar
has 15 distinct settings (0 to 14) and an immediate change of speed may be made
by clicking on the appropriate position on the speed bar, noting however, that there
will be no automatic acceleration or deceleration of the locomotive using its stored
inertia values. If the locomotive maximum speed is reached, it current speed will
flash. Keyboard commands are: ‘+’ or ‘=‘ to increase the speed by 1, ‘-’ or ‘_’ to
decrease the speed by 1.
Selecting a Different Locomotive Number.
There are many methods to select the default locomotive. By clicking on the
Locomotive Description field of the Locomotive Status window a selection box of
locomotives will be displayed. Using the mouse, you may transverse the displayed
locomotives until the correct number is found. The mouse can be used to select or
cancel from this operation. Keyboard commands are: ‘n’ to display the selection box
and TAB, arrow keys to transverse the selection box.
Locomotives can also be selected by using the scroll bar on the left side of the
Functions Box. By using the mouse, you can move up or down in the list of
locomotives. The up or down arrow will navigate to the next or previous locomotive
in the list. Keyboard commands are Up Arrow or Down Arrow.
Below the < Reverse Locomotive > button is displayed six buttons depicting the last
six locomotives that have been accessed by direct controller. By clicking the mouse
on any of these buttons, the selected locomotive will become the active locomotive.
If there are less than six locomotives defined, then some of these buttons will not be
activated. There is no keyboard commands that allow access to these locomotives.
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