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Control Monitor

Compared to the Sp Dr S60 interlocking system, Sp Dr S600 does not have a number entry panel and neither does it have ZNP. For a Sp Dr S 600 system those systems are - simply said - combined into Control Monitor and a data entry keyboard (Dataeingabetastatur=DET).

Most important thing to remember is that any element - signal/switch etc - to be operated from the control monitor needs to be adressed by its exact name.

Command line
Memory blocks
Line showing offered trains
Keys to excute commands

When you right-click in the control monitor, you will get several additional options for the presentation of the control monitor. You can hide / unhide the keys to excute commands, change the size of the control monitor window as well as changing the screen colors.

Screen colors

Symbol	Colors
	Grey / Black
	Green / Black
	Black/ White
	Orange / Black
	Black / Orange

Data Entry Keyboard

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Keys to execute commands

Key	Hotkey	Function
	ENTER	Execute and erase command from command line
	SHIFT + ENTER	Execute and store command into active memory block
	* (Numeric Keypad)	Store input into active memory block
	/ (Numeric Keypad)	Entered number (1 through 6) selects the corresponding memory block
	-no hotkey-	Entered number clears the corresponding line in the active memory block
	DELETE	Clear command line
	HOME	Send train number
	END	Clear train number

Commands for setting routes

These commands are applied by pressing or , or can be stored in the active memory block by applying .

Input	Function
123.345	Sets train route from signal 123 to signal/exit track 345
123-345	Sets shunt route from signal 123 to signal/exit track 345

Extra codes for setting train routes

Input	Function
F,123.345	Sets train route from signal 123 to signal/exit track 345, where no overhead lines are available
123.345K	Sets train route from signal 123 to signal/exit track 345, without or short overlap
123.345L	Sets train route from signal 123 to signal/exit track 345, with diverging overlap to the left
123.345R	Sets train route from signal 123 to signal/exit track 345, with diverging overlap to the right
M,103.P3	Sets route from middle switch starting at signal 103 towards signal P3
U,123.345	Sets an alternative route from signal 123 towards signal/exit track 345
F,U,123.345	Sets an alternative route from signal 123 towards signal/exit track 345, where no overhead lines are available

Text Commands

Input	Function
... [FREE TEXT] +	Text entry in STOE-DRU area for documenting auxiliary actions.
[FREE TEXT] +	Text entry in active memory block.

Simple commands

These commands are applied by pressing or , or can be stored in the active memory block by applying . Example: WU,123 = Throw switch 123.

Switches
Command	Action
WU	Throw switch
WUS	Manually locks a switch to prevent it from being thrown
WUE	Manually unlocks a switch to prevent it from being thrown.
WPH	Show switch position shortly.
Signals
HS	Puts a signal to stop
SS	Lock signal
SE	Unlock signal
ZA	Cover signal to allow proceed
Routes
FRTG or RR	Revokes a complete (shunt) route. (Reminder: First operate start signal with HS/HaGT!)
FRTE	Revokes a part of a (shunt) route. (Reminder: First operate start signal with HS/HaGT!)
DA	Release Overlap Route (only at signals with manual overlap release)
SBE	Enables fleeting of a signal.
SBA	Disables fleeting of a signal.
Blocks
EA	Used to set a block direction towards your signal box
EL	Used to cancel pre-setting a block direction towards your signal box.
Level crossings
UDE	Activates a level crossing to close and to stay closed (i.e. UDE,128 for level crossing 128)
UDA	Deactivates forcing of a level crossing to stay closed (i.e. UDA,128 for level crossing 128)
UE	Enable closure of level crossing on track occupation (UE,128-1 enables first track)
UAS	Prevent a level crossing from closing automatically (UAS,128-2 disables automatic closure for the second track)
UAE	Enable a level crossing to close automatically (UAE,128-3 enables automatic closure for the third track)
Panel
AE,1	Show all switch positions
AA,1	Disable showing all switch positions
NE,1	Sets (outside) signal brightness to night mode
TE,1	Sets (outside) signal brightness to day mode

Entering Train numbers

These commands are executed by applying or .

Input	Function
FFFFF,123 +	Sets Track availability code "FFFFF" (track is out of service for electric trains) on track 123
0F0F0,123 +	Sets Track availability code "0F0F0" (track is not available / track is occupied without train number) on track 123
00000,123 +	Sets Track availability code "00000" (track is out of service) on track 123
,123 +	Removes Track availability code from track 123
987,123 +	Sets train number 987 on track 987
100987,123 +	Sets steering number 1 and train number 987 on track 987
987 +	Removes train number 987 from the panel
ANB-4711,575 +	Offer train 4711 on track 575
ANN +	Accept train that is offered on ZN line (quick method)
ANB-4711,575 +	Cancel previously offered train 4711 on track 575
ANN +	Refuse train that is offered on ZN line (quick method)
ANN-4711,575 +	Refuse train 4711 that is offered on track 575

Special commands

The following commands are computer-specific. Those are necessary, as the PC does not have the special keyboard as present on a real signal box.

Input	Function
[memory block number] /	Change to memory block. By entering 3 and / (Numeric keyboard) memory block 3 becomes the active memory block.
[Line number of active memory block]	Entering 3 (Numeric keyboard) executes the command on line 3 of the active memory block.
* (Numeric keyboard)	Contents of the command line are stored in the first unused line of the active memory block.
Left Arrow	Change to previous 6 memory blocks
Right Arrow	Change to next 6 memory blocks
Space	Control monitor window to the front and activate
Escape	Deactivate control monitor window (allowing other keyboard input resp. commands)