Download - Freiwald Software

selecting “Double Slip 2” for single object operation according to section 2.3 and entering
.
If an object has 3 or 4 states and a second pair of keys is associated with it, then the upper
or lower key, respectively, of the second pair correspond to the actions triggered by
(lower) and (upper), respectively, in single object operation and are
listed in Table 1, too.
28
2.6 Object Selection
There are two policies for selection of objects. The first and default is selection by name
and the second is selection by numbers.
Selection by Name
This is the default selection policy. If this policy is selected, then all objects are listed in
alphabetical order. Scrolling through these lists in the particular screens described
above follows the alphabetical order of the objects.
The number, by which each object can be accessed quickly through numeric keys, corresponds
to its position in the alphabetical order.
In this mode all objects can be accessed (if their access is not restricted by privileges -
see below).
Selection by Number
Each object in TrainController can be provided with a handheld number. This
number must be unique for all objects of the same type (e.g. for all turnouts). If the policy
to select objects by number is selected, then objects are listed according to the order
of assigned handheld numbers. Scrolling through these lists in the particular screens described
above follows the order of handheld numbers.
In this mode objects can only be accessed, if they are associated with a handheld number
(and if their access is not restricted by privileges - see below).
The default selection policy is valid for all handhelds and determines the initial setting
at the beginning of the first operating session. Additionally it is possible to change the
selection policy of individual handhelds at any time during operation. In this way each
handheld can be set to the preferred policy at any time during the session.