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How To Use Step-By-Step Examples - continued
Sometimes, we use a single line to include multiple keystrokes. Locomotive numbers are a good
example. In the following example, the locomotive number 1935 is entered as a series of
keystrokes and the enter key is pressed. To save space, they are shown on one line. Notice that
each number has a box as well as the ENT key.
m1, 9, 3, 5, ¨ENT
Using The Keyboard
Each key is a simple “click” key. They work best if you “smartly” push and then release the key. If
you push or tap it too quickly, the command station may not “see” or respond to the key push. If
you hold the key too long, multiple entries may result. If you make a mistake, push the ESC key
and start over.
Important Points To Remember
We will put special instructions, precautions and troubleshooting tips into a box at the bottom of
the page. Be sure to read these since they usually are the result of a phone call from a fellow
EASYDCC user. Their question prompted the special note to help explain something unusual or
non-obvious.
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This table shows some abbreviations used in the display for specific keys.
Key or Label
Meaning
LCD Display Abbreviation
ACCL Accel value Acceleration value (inertia)
SPDTABL Speed Table Alternate speed table
THROT-A A Built-in throttle A
DECL Decel Value Deceleration value (momentum)
SPEED Spd Locomotive speed value
THROT-B B Built-in throttle B
MSV Start Value Motor starting voltage
MACRO Macro Sequence of built-in steps
CV CV# Configuration variable
#STEPS #STEPS Speed steps, number of
R-OFF R Reverse direction or OFF
N-ON N Forward direction or ON
CONSIST CONS, CONS# Multi-unit consist, MU
Rte, Rte# Route, Route number
M=xxx Unused memory slot quantity
SVC PRGM --- Service mode programming
OPS PRGM -- OPS mode programming
ADVCON Advanced Consist Setup advanced consists
ID Throttle ID Used to show throttle ID number
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