Full Route Auxiliary Button (Sp Dr S 600)

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Full Route Auxiliary Button

Purpose

Sometimes is it necessary to manually dissolve a route. This process is called "revoking a route" and in the case of train routes, is achieved using the FHTG button.


Operation

You can only revoke a route when the start signal of the route has been set to Stop, using the HaGT button. Even when the signal is already at Stop, the HaGT button should be pressed together with the start signal button. Next step is pressing the FHGT button together with the end button (signal button) of the route.


Example

Revoke complete route step1.png

  • To be able to revoke a route, the start signal must be set to Stop first, using the HaGT button together with the signal button.

Revoke complete route step2.png

  • The route can now be revoked by pressing FHGT together with the end button of the route. In this example press HaGT together with the signal button of signal P104

Revoke complete route step3.png

  • The route is now completely revoked, including the overlap route.
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