Altering The Key Allocation To Call Up Additional Points; Keyboard Table Mode - FLEISCHMANN TWIN-CENTER 6802 Handbuch

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Each pair of keys is made up of one red key and
one green key. For example, the key pair 1 con-
sists of the red key [1] and the green key [4], the
key pair 8 consists of the red key [↵] and the
green key [↓]. The red keys change the points to
branch off and the signals to red, the green keys
change the points to straight and the signals to
green.
And here is how to change points and signals:
• Press the [mode] key as required until
the TWIN-CENTER is in keyboard mode,
alternatively the keys [mode] and [1].
• As desired change the points /
signals 1 - 8
In keeping with the keyboard mode, the central
area of the display gives information of the condi-
tion of the key pairs for points or signals. The fac-
tory setting for the TWIN-CENTER, the eight key
pairs are allocated the numbers 1 to 8. If there are
no points or signals notified under the numbers 1
to 8, then the central area of the display will show
the slash "/" eight times. For each notified num-
ber, the slash will be replaced by a black square.
For the pair of keys which has just had the red
key pressed, the black square will appear a little
above that for which the green key has last been
pressed.
8.3 Altering the key allocation to
call up additional points
After switching on the TWIN-CENTER, the points
1 - 8 will be controlled. If additional points or like-
wise signals are to be controlled, then these dif-
ferent numbers should be allocated to the key
pairs, or in other words, the key allocation has to
be altered.
The key allocation can be altered in that the first
key pair on the keyboard is given another number.
For the remainder of the key pairs, then the num-
bers will automatically be given the additional
sequential 7 numbers.
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And here is how to do it:
• Press the [mode] key as often as neces-
sary until the "keyboard mode" appears
in the display, alternatively the keys
[mode] and [1] (see also section 8.2).
• Press the [menu] key
• The left number of the point address con-
trolled by the fist key pair will appear in
the display. The right number will show
the point address which is controlled by
the eighth key pair. The entry for the new
point number which is to be controlled by
the first key pair can be set by the num-
ber keys. Or alternatively by using the [+]
and [↓] keys the point numbers of the first
key pair can be counted up or down, by
use of [←] or [→] in steps of 8.
Once the setting for the first key pair has
been altered, then the following numbers
for the other keys will automatically be
altered as well. For example, after ente-
ring the number 17 for the first key pair,
then the display will be as follows:
• Confirm with the [↵] key
• Now the numbers of the points/signals
17 through 24 can be set
• Return to running with the [menu] key
The point numbers are basically virtual addresses
from 1 to 2000.
8.4

Keyboard Table Mode

In the keyboard mode, once the setting for the
first key pair has been altered, then the other
seven key pairs will automatically be allocated
the following sequential numbers.
In the keyboard table mode however, a desired
point address can be allocated to each individual
key pair. 8 "favourite points" can be directly con-
trolled using the keyboard table mode, even
when they are not they are not located in the
same block of eight.
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