A scroll bar will appear on the right side of the screen if more text is avail-
able. Scroll up or down to see additional text by using the thumbwheel or
the chevron keys. The single chevron keys will navigate one line at
a time, and the double chevron keys will navigate one full screen.
Pressing the Help button on the Drive Window will bring up the
“Function Help” screen. This screen displays all available function but-
tons, what they do, and their status (on/off). This feature will only display
named functions for each function number if the throttle is connected to
a JMRI WiThrottle server and has a roster entry whose functions have
been dened in [Your locomotive] > Labels and Media > Function Labels.
Programmable Buttons
There are eight buttons on the UWT-100 that can be assigned operations
by the user. These buttons can be customized to perform an operation
different than their default assignment. The top four buttons, directly be-
low the screen, will always identify their action with an on-screen descrip-
tion. If the description is blank, no action is assigned to that button.
When connected to JMRI, the throttle will display the name/number of
your locomotive and functions based on your JMRI roster entry. The pro-
grammable buttons will display and operate based on the function names
as established in your roster entry under [Your locomotive] > Labels and
Media > Function Labels.
You can access button conguration
options via the “Throttle Settings” menu.
The programmable buttons will ad-
just based on the conguration in your
throttle, command station, and selected
locomotive’s roster entry. If you are con-
nected to a server which does not com-
municate function data such as a LNWI,
the buttons will return to their defaults or
not display names.
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