SpDrS60 Panel - Revision history

ErwinL: /* Magnifier */

2016-01-30T08:57:34Z

Magnifier

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	* [[File:Loop own window.png\|inline]] Magnifier in a separate window outside the main window (separate window)		* [[File:Loop own window.png\|inline]] Magnifier in a separate window outside the main window (separate window)

			== Tile Observer ==
			The dispatching panels are often physically large and occupy a lot of screen area. To help set common routes or view stacks of train number indicators, two windows are available: the '''Tile Observer''' window and the '''Freeform Tile Observer''' window. These windows can be opened using the '''View''' menu.

			Read more about this feature on the page [[Tile Observer]].

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ErwinL: /* Input Feedback */ Magnifier added

2013-09-18T19:20:50Z

Input Feedback: Magnifier added

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	* [[File:Button feedback red.png\|inline]] The combination of buttons is correct/recognised, but the command could not be completed.		* [[File:Button feedback red.png\|inline]] The combination of buttons is correct/recognised, but the command could not be completed.

			== Magnifier ==
			A Magnifier function is available to have a instant closer look on the panel tiles.

			[[File:Loop general.png\|none\|Magnifier]]

			The following options are available:
			* Degree of magnification (from 1-3 times)
			* Window type (changes each click)
			* Size of the zoom range


			''Size of the zoom range''
			The magnifier can display 1, 2 or 9 tiles. The Train Number windows is always shown as "2" tiles even when "1" is selected.

			''Window type''
			* [[File:Loop mouse.png\|inline]] Magnifier follows the mouse (orange window)
			* [[File:Loop mdi window.png\|inline]] Magnifier in a separate window in the the main window (MDI window)
			* [[File:Loop own window.png\|inline]] Magnifier in a separate window outside the main window (separate window)


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ErwinL at 18:35, 18 September 2013

2013-09-18T18:35:49Z

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			{{Sprachen_DE\|DE=Der Stelltisch des Sp Dr S 60\|EN=SpDrS60 Panel\|NL=SpDrS60 Paneel}}

	==The panel==		==The panel==

ErwinL: /* Train Number Indicators */ Vormeldefenster added

2012-01-19T06:56:48Z

Train Number Indicators: Vormeldefenster added

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	file:Train_number_indicator_empty.png\|Train Number Indicator, track unoccupied		file:Train_number_indicator_empty.png\|Train Number Indicator, track unoccupied
	file:Train_number_indicator_full.png\|Train Number Indicator, track occupied		file:Train_number_indicator_full.png\|Train Number Indicator, track occupied
			file:vormeldefenster_160px.gif\|Train Announcement
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			The last digit of a train display in a so-called "Vormeldefenster" always blinks. This Vormeldefenster (Train announcement) is marked with a "V" before the number of the identifier. The train number announced here means that this is the first train being sent by the neighbouring dispatcher.

	==Panel Magnets==		==Panel Magnets==

ErwinL: /* Level Crossings */

2011-10-20T21:51:20Z

Level Crossings

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	==Level Crossings==		==Level Crossings==

	In some signal boxes (like the one shown above) [[Level Crossings\|level crossings] can be operated. These are shown on the panel by a broad dark gray line (the road) that crosses one or several tracks. The controls and indicators may vary, depending on the technical implementation of the level crossing.		In some signal boxes (like the one shown above) [[Level Crossings\|level crossings]] can be operated. These are shown on the panel by a broad dark gray line (the road) that crosses one or several tracks. The controls and indicators may vary, depending on the technical implementation of the level crossing.

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ErwinL: /* Level Crossings */

2011-10-20T21:43:39Z

Level Crossings

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	file:BUE_Hp.png\|Level ~~crossings~~ Hp		file:BUE_Hp.png\|Level crossing - type Hp
	file:BUE_Fue.png\|Level crossings Fü		file:BUE_Fue.png\|Level crossings - type Fü
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ErwinL: /* Level crossings */

2011-10-20T21:43:13Z

Level crossings

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	==Level ~~crossings~~==		==Level Crossings==

	~~[[Level Crossings]]~~		In some signal boxes (like the one shown above) [[Level Crossings\|level crossings] can be operated. These are shown on the panel by a broad dark gray line (the road) that crosses one or several tracks. The controls and indicators may vary, depending on the technical implementation of the level crossing.
	In ~~manchen Stellwerken~~ (~~wie in dem oben gezeigten~~) ~~sind~~ [[Level Crossings ]~~] zu bedienen~~. ~~Diese sind auf dem Stelltisch durch eine breite dunkelgraue Linie~~ (~~die Straße~~) ~~dargestellt~~, ~~welche ein oder mehrere Gleise kreuzt. Die Bedienelemente und Melder unterscheiden sich je nach technischer Ausführung des Bahnübergangs~~.

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	file:BUE_Fue.png\|Level crossings Fü		file:BUE_Fue.png\|Level crossings Fü
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	==Train Number Indicators==		==Train Number Indicators==

ErwinL: /* Train Number Indicators */

2011-10-20T21:39:41Z

Train Number Indicators

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 file:Signal_exit_main_left.png|Main signal as Exit signal
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 ==Train Number Indicators==

Charlie: /* Input Feedback */

2011-10-14T18:37:43Z

Input Feedback

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	* [[File:Button feedback fuchsia.png\|inline]] An active button that you have pressed, likely one of several buttons needed for a particular combination. When the fuchsia rings persist (they stay visible for more than a second or two) it is an indication that the button combination is not recognised.		* [[File:Button feedback fuchsia.png\|inline]] An active button that you have pressed, likely one of several buttons needed for a particular combination. When the fuchsia rings persist (they stay visible for more than a second or two) it is an indication that the button combination is not recognised.

	* [[File:Button feedback lightpink.png\|inline]] You have pressed a signal button, the interlocking system is suggesting possible valid routes (the ring being around an end button or end signal. Pink does not 'guarantee' the route will be successful, but a quick check of the system indicates it is 'likely' to be successful.		* [[File:Button feedback lightpink.png\|inline]] You have pressed a signal button, the interlocking system is suggesting possible valid routes (the ring being around an end button or end signal. Pink does not 'guarantee' the route will be successful, but a quick check of the system indicates it is 'likely' to be successful.

	* [[File:Button feedback yellow.png\|inline]] Same as light pink, except the route is 'not' expected to be settable. The interlocking system is telling you that while the route does exist, something would likely prevent setting the route. When setting a route, for example, a yellow ring around and end button/end signal might indicate a missing piece of flanking protection.		* [[File:Button feedback yellow.png\|inline]] Same as light pink, except the route is 'not' expected to be settable. The interlocking system is telling you that while the route does exist, something would likely prevent setting the route. When setting a route, for example, a yellow ring around and end button/end signal might indicate a missing piece of flanking protection.

	* [[File:Button feedback green.png\|inline]] Input was successfully received. This does not mean that the action was successful! It only means that the command was a valid one. When setting a route, for example, green indicates that the command was received for setting, but for many reasons, a route might not be fully set.		* [[File:Button feedback green.png\|inline]] Input was successfully received. This does not mean that the action was successful! It only means that the command was a valid one. When setting a route, for example, green indicates that the command was received for setting, but for many reasons, a route might not be fully set.

	* [[File:Button feedback red.png\|inline]] The combination of buttons is correct/recognised, but the command could not be completed.		* [[File:Button feedback red.png\|inline]] The combination of buttons is correct/recognised, but the command could not be completed.


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Charlie: /* Input Feedback */

2011-10-14T18:37:01Z

Input Feedback

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	When clicking buttons on the panel, you will notice coloured rings surrounding both buttons you have pressed, and some you have not. These are used to give you various types of feedback.		When clicking buttons on the panel, you will notice coloured rings surrounding both buttons you have pressed, and some you have not. These are used to give you various types of feedback.

	* [[File:Button feedback fuchsia.png\|inline]] : An active button that you have pressed, likely one of several buttons needed for a particular combination. When the fuchsia rings persist (they stay visible for more than a second or two) it is an indication that the button combination is not recognised.		* [[File:Button feedback fuchsia.png\|inline]] An active button that you have pressed, likely one of several buttons needed for a particular combination. When the fuchsia rings persist (they stay visible for more than a second or two) it is an indication that the button combination is not recognised.
	* ~~light pink~~: You have pressed a signal button, the interlocking system is suggesting possible valid routes (the ring being around an end button or end signal. Pink does not 'guarantee' the route will be successful, but a quick check of the system indicates it is 'likely' to be successful.		* [[File:Button feedback lightpink.png\|inline]] You have pressed a signal button, the interlocking system is suggesting possible valid routes (the ring being around an end button or end signal. Pink does not 'guarantee' the route will be successful, but a quick check of the system indicates it is 'likely' to be successful.
	* yellow: Same as light pink, except the route is 'not' expected to be settable. The interlocking system is telling you that while the route does exist, something would likely prevent setting the route. When setting a route, for example, a yellow ring around and end button/end signal might indicate a missing piece of flanking protection.		* [[File:Button feedback yellow.png\|inline]] Same as light pink, except the route is 'not' expected to be settable. The interlocking system is telling you that while the route does exist, something would likely prevent setting the route. When setting a route, for example, a yellow ring around and end button/end signal might indicate a missing piece of flanking protection.
	* green: Input was successfully received. This does not mean that the action was successful! It only means that the command was a valid one. When setting a route, for example, green indicates that the command was received for setting, but for many reasons, a route might not be fully set.		* [[File:Button feedback green.png\|inline]] Input was successfully received. This does not mean that the action was successful! It only means that the command was a valid one. When setting a route, for example, green indicates that the command was received for setting, but for many reasons, a route might not be fully set.
	* red: The combination of buttons is correct/recognised, but the command could not be completed.		* [[File:Button feedback red.png\|inline]] The combination of buttons is correct/recognised, but the command could not be completed.


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	* [[File:Button feedback fuchsia.png\|inline]] An active button that you have pressed, likely one of several buttons needed for a particular combination. When the fuchsia rings persist (they stay visible for more than a second or two) it is an indication that the button combination is not recognised.		* [[File:Button feedback fuchsia.png\|inline]] An active button that you have pressed, likely one of several buttons needed for a particular combination. When the fuchsia rings persist (they stay visible for more than a second or two) it is an indication that the button combination is not recognised.

	* [[File:Button feedback lightpink.png\|inline]] You have pressed a signal button, the interlocking system is suggesting possible valid routes (the ring being around an end button or end signal. Pink does not 'guarantee' the route will be successful, but a quick check of the system indicates it is 'likely' to be successful.		* [[File:Button feedback lightpink.png\|inline]] You have pressed a signal button, the interlocking system is suggesting possible valid routes (the ring being around an end button or end signal. Pink does not 'guarantee' the route will be successful, but a quick check of the system indicates it is 'likely' to be successful.

	* [[File:Button feedback yellow.png\|inline]] Same as light pink, except the route is 'not' expected to be settable. The interlocking system is telling you that while the route does exist, something would likely prevent setting the route. When setting a route, for example, a yellow ring around and end button/end signal might indicate a missing piece of flanking protection.		* [[File:Button feedback yellow.png\|inline]] Same as light pink, except the route is 'not' expected to be settable. The interlocking system is telling you that while the route does exist, something would likely prevent setting the route. When setting a route, for example, a yellow ring around and end button/end signal might indicate a missing piece of flanking protection.

	* [[File:Button feedback green.png\|inline]] Input was successfully received. This does not mean that the action was successful! It only means that the command was a valid one. When setting a route, for example, green indicates that the command was received for setting, but for many reasons, a route might not be fully set.		* [[File:Button feedback green.png\|inline]] Input was successfully received. This does not mean that the action was successful! It only means that the command was a valid one. When setting a route, for example, green indicates that the command was received for setting, but for many reasons, a route might not be fully set.

	* [[File:Button feedback red.png\|inline]] The combination of buttons is correct/recognised, but the command could not be completed.		* [[File:Button feedback red.png\|inline]] The combination of buttons is correct/recognised, but the command could not be completed.


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