Control Monitor Sp Dr S 600
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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
Keys to execute commands
| Key | Function |
| Execute and erase command from command line | |
| Execute and store command into active memory block | |
| Store input into active memory block | |
| Entered number (1 through 6) selects the corresponding memory block | |
| Entered number clears the corresponding line in the active memory block | |
| Clear command line | |
| Send train number | |
| 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 |
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.
| Command | Action |
| Switches | |
|---|---|
| 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. |
| FRTE | Revokes a part of a train route. (Reminder: First operate start signal with HS/HaGT!) |
| Signals | |
| HS | Puts a signal to stop |
| SS | Lock signal |
| Routes | |
| FRTG | Revokes a complete train route. (Reminder: First operate start signal with HS/HaGT!) |
| SBA | Enables fleeting of a signal. |
| SBE | 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. |
| 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
.
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) |
