Creating, editing and deleting routes 33
7 Creating, editing and deleting routes
Routes are a series of switch commands for points/signals that can be
called up with just a few operating steps.
Routes serve to effect the point settings required for a certain path
with little effort.
Examples of a route:
For the drive from "A" to "D", the following point settings are required:
Point 12 to "-" (turnout)
Point 13 to '+' (straight)
Point 14 to "-" (turnout)
Instead of setting these three points one after the other, you can
create a route.
Routes are saved in the LH101. Use different LH101s to
save and set different routes.
A maximum of 16 routes can be saved in the LH101. A maximum of
16 point addresses (steps) can be allocated to each of these routes. If
you require more routes, you can use another LH101 to save
additional routes.
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