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USING MACROS TO CONTROL
TURNOUTS
MACROS EXPLAINED
Macros are really a list of turnouts controlled by accessory decoders that you wish to
operate as a group. There are a total of 256 of macros, each one capable of controlling
up to 10 turnouts. Macros may be ‘chained’ with other macros to create complex routes
with hundreds of turnouts.
ENTER THE MACRO NUMBER TO BE EXECUTED
LOC: 1023 2:00PMLOC: 1023 2:00PM
LOC: 1023 2:00PMLOC: 1023 2:00PM
LOC: 1023 2:00PM
MACRO NUMBER: _MACRO NUMBER: _
MACRO NUMBER: _MACRO NUMBER: _
MACRO NUMBER: _
Press MACRO key.
Enter the number of the macro (0-256) to be executed
Press ENTER.
MACRO NOT SET UP
ERROR: 02:00PMERROR: 02:00PM
ERROR: 02:00PMERROR: 02:00PM
ERROR: 02:00PM
-MACRO IS EMPTY--MACRO IS EMPTY-
-MACRO IS EMPTY--MACRO IS EMPTY-
-MACRO IS EMPTY-
This message will be displayed if no macro has been programmed for the number
entered.
MACRO PROGRAMMING
To program a macro see the PROGRAMMING MACRO section, page 68.
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