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At any time, you may see what addresses are associated with a specific route number. For this
example, route 2 will be used. If you have been following the examples and practicing on your
system, you already know there is
mACCESSORIES
mSHOW
m2 Enter the route number which is 2 for this example
The display shows there is only one turnout address remaining in route 2.
If dashes appear in the display, the route is empty and unused. If more than 3 addresses are in a
route, push the ENT key to see the remaining addresses. For this example, there is only one
output address in Route 2.
mESC Press ESC to terminate the command.
Removing Individual Output Address From A Route
Show All Output Addresses on a Route
Removing output addresses from an existing route is done using option 2 from the Setup Menu.
For this example, output address 102 will be removed from Route 2.
mACCESSORIES
mSETUP
m2 The route number to be modified, #2 in this example, must
first be selected.
mENT
m2 Select option 2 to delete or remove individual output
addresses from a route. Notice that remove is abbreviated to rem.
m1, m0, m2 Enter the output address to be removed.
mENT Pressing ENT removes the unwanted output address
from Route #2. The display returns to the Route options menu,
ready for another selection. This is handy when adding and
removing multiple addresses.
As before, it is a good idea to list the contents of route 2 to confirm
the desired address has been removed. Just press 4 to list the
remaining output addresses in Route # 2.
m4
The display shows there is only one turnout address remaining in
route 2. Press ESC to return to the home page.
mESC
Accy or Route
Output/Rt#____?
Accy or Route
Output/Rt#____?
Show Output
Route # __?
Setup Route -
Route # __?
Rt02,1=Add,2=Del
3=Kill, 4=List
Route # 02:
0101r
Route # 02:
0101r
Rt02,1=Add,2=Del
3=Kill, 4=List
Route # 2:
Rem Output#____?
Route # 2:
Rem Output#102_?
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