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== Tile Observer == | == Tile Observer == | ||
To add a tile to the Tile Observer, right-click it on the panel and choose '''Add to Observer'''. It will appear in the Tile Observer window. | |||
[[File:Tile_observer_menu.png]] | |||
Each tile added will be aligned with the previous item. To change the order/sequence of tiles as they appear in the window, right-click on one of the tiles to show the context menu and select either '''Move Up''' or '''Move Down'''. | |||
[[File:Tile_observer_context.png]] | |||
Other options are available for changing the size of the tiles or whether a label is shown. | |||
=== Example === | === Example === | ||
Revision as of 21:11, 8 May 2012
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Purpose
Tile Observer
To add a tile to the Tile Observer, right-click it on the panel and choose Add to Observer. It will appear in the Tile Observer window.
Each tile added will be aligned with the previous item. To change the order/sequence of tiles as they appear in the window, right-click on one of the tiles to show the context menu and select either Move Up or Move Down.
Other options are available for changing the size of the tiles or whether a label is shown.
Example
The following series of images shows the process of setting a route for two signals. Note that these signals may be physically far apart on the panel, but in the Tile Observer, you can place these signals close together. The two signals are highlighted below:
After the route has been set, the panel looks like the image below.
