Moving Signals; Deleting Signals; Configuring Signals; Signal Name - Esu SignalPilot 51840 Instruction Manual

Moving Signals

In this way, you can connect as many signals as you want to the
SignalPilot.
If there are not enough free function outputs for the desired sig-
nal, you cannot place the signal on the work area.
6.6. Moving Signals
You can move signals on the work area at any time.
• Move the mouse directly over the signal until the cursor changes
as follows:
• Click with the left mouse button and slide the signal to the desi-
red position. The connecting lines to the outputs are automatically
moved along.

6.7. Deleting Signals

If a signal is no longer needed, it can be deleted from the work
area as follows:
• Select the signal by clicking on the text area below the signal. The
name of the signal then becomes darker.
• Press right-click and select „Delete" from the menu. Alternatively,
you can press the „Delete" key on the keyboard.
• The signal is deleted without further consultation. The connec-
tions to the outputs are deleted.
All settings programmed for this signal will be irretrievably deleted.
Any „gaps" in the function outputs are ignored when automa-
tically assigning further function outputs. However, they can be
assigned manually.
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6.8. Configuring Signals

The properties of each placed signal can be changed after it has
been selected.
• Click the name of the signal to mark the signal itself. The details
area on the right side of the screen now displays the properties
of the signal itself.

6.8.1. Signal name

A new name should be determined for the signal. It is useful to
provide information about the location of the signal.

6.8.2. Turnout numbers and signal aspects

At least one turnout number is assigned to each signal, with the
help of which the signal can be controlled later. After placing, the
turnout numbers are usually assigned automatically, starting with
number 1.
Each turnout number can always be in the „Straight" (g) or „Di-
verging/Odd" (r) state. Each state can be associated with a signal
aspect.