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== Operation ==
== Operation ==


When the dirrection of a block is set towards the neighbouring PSB, you can already prepare the change of direction towards your PSB. This is done by pressing the [[Direction Button (Sp Dr S 600)|EaGT]] button together with the block direction button (EaT). The direction flag towards the own PSB will blink yellow in that case.
When the direction of a block is set towards the neighbouring PSB, you can already prepare the change of direction towards your PSB. This is done by pressing the [[Direction Button (Sp Dr S 600)|EaGT]] button together with the block direction button (EaT). The direction flag towards the own PSB will blink yellow in that case.


If the pre-setting of direction has to cancelled, the EaLT button must be pressed together with block direction button. The direction flag towards the own PSB will then go off.
If the pre-setting of direction has to cancelled, the EaLT button must be pressed together with block direction button. The direction flag towards the own PSB will then go off.

Revision as of 10:53, 13 October 2013

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Direction Revoke Button


Purpose

The Direction Revoke Button (EaLT) is used to cancel the pre-setting of the direction of automatic blocks towards the own PSB.

Operation

When the direction of a block is set towards the neighbouring PSB, you can already prepare the change of direction towards your PSB. This is done by pressing the EaGT button together with the block direction button (EaT). The direction flag towards the own PSB will blink yellow in that case.

If the pre-setting of direction has to cancelled, the EaLT button must be pressed together with block direction button. The direction flag towards the own PSB will then go off.

The following images are based on the assumption that the neigbouring PSB is on the left.