Esu SignalPilot 51840 Instruction Manual page 17

Configuring signals
Example 1: 2-aspect block signal
In our first example, the signal displays the signal aspects „Hp0"
for „Stop" and „Hp1" for „Proceed". One turnout number is suf-
ficient to represent these two signal aspects. The following figure
contains all the information:
a) The signal aspect „Hp0" is shown when the assigned turnout
number (here: 5) indicates the state „r" i.e.: „Red/Odd".
b) The signal image „Hp1" is displayed when the assigned turn-
out number (here: 5) indicates the state „g" i.e.: „Green/
Straight".
c) The figure „#1" indicates that this signal uses the first of a total
of 16 turnout numbers of the SignalPilot. The turnout numbers
used for signals are internally referred to as „SAN".
d) The currently assigned turnout number (here: 5) is displayed in
round brackets after the signal name.
a)
b)
c)
d)
If you hover the mouse on one of the signal images, you will see
which lights are turned on:
To switch the two signal aspects, the „red" or „green" buttons
of the corresponding turnout number must now be pressed at
the control panel:
1 2 3
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
HP0
switch 5 red
keyboard
4 5 6 7 8
HP1
switch 5 green
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