Locomotive List: Sorting And Searching For Locomotives - Märklin Central Station 3 Bedienungsanleitung

Locomotive List: Sorting and Searching for Locomotives

Displaying Registered Locomotives Independently of the Mode of Propulsion
The locomotive list can be
filtered with the help of
the mode of propulsion in
order to give you a larger
overview. A small menu will
open up with a tap of your
finger on the locomotive
symbol on the upper edge
of the locomotive list.
Tapping on the locomotive
symbol fades the selection
menu out again.
Important: „Show all" must be de-
activated in order to show individual
powered units.
For example, a tap of your finger on
„Steam Loco" shows all locomotives
with steam as their propulsion. The
remaining units are turned off. The small
red dot shows that the filter is activated.
Tip: After selecting a type of locomotive
(example: steam locomotive / diesel
locomotive), you can quickly turn the
entire locomotive list back on with
„Show all".
Searching for Particular Locomotives / Live Search
The small red dot at the foot of the magnification
symbol signals that the search function is activated.
Different Possible Ways to Sort
Tapping on „Type" sorts the
locomotive list by the type of
locomotive in the sequence
steam, diesel, electric, other.
Select „Run" and the last
locomotives to be used are the
first ones to be shown. „V/max"
sorts the locomotive list by the
maximum speed indicated in
the settings under „Speedome-
ter" (see Page 11).
Do you want to find a
particular locomotive?
Tap on the magnifica-
tion lens on the upper
edge of the locomotive
list that is lettered with
„Search" and enter
the name or part of
the name. The CS3
carries out a live search
directly after each entry.
Important: The complete
search term must be
deleted again in order to
end the search.
You can get even more of an over-
view with the help of the drop-down
menu on the upper edge of the
locomotive list. Simply tap on it and
the menu will open. You can sort
by locomotive names by tapping on
„Name". The trains are then sorted
alphabetically (see left).
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