TrainController Gold and Silver - Freiwald Software

Diagram 182: Assigning operations of buttons to a turntable
If, for example, operations are assigned to a generic turntable according to Diagram
182, then this turntable can be operated like an analog turntable. With this setup of operations,
a generic turntable can perform exactly the same commands like an analog
turntable.
It is also possible to operate macros. In conjunction with evaluation of indicator elements
and restricted execution of operations (see 14.3, “Protection and Locking with
Conditions”), it is even possible to setup indexing for analog or generic turntables/transfer
tables. This is demonstrated in the following example.
Example: Indexing of an Analog Turntable
This example explains how an analog turntable, such as the Fleischmann Turntable or
the Marklin Turntable 7186, can be setup for indexing in order to be controlled automatically.
It is assumed that the track layout of the turntable is identical to Diagram
176. In the following, it is explained how indexing is setup for track 1. The setup for the
other tracks is done accordingly.
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