Control Panel Editor is simply an alternative view and controller with the same content data as Panel Editor. These respond to changes on the layout automatically. Note on the Raspberry Pi: Layout Editor Panels may also be used to set up automatic running of trains on your layout using Dispatcher. It's also possible to create a Control Panel where the "track" lines change color to indicate whether the block is occupied.
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These respond to changes on the layout automatically.
However, you should still bring your laptop for the course, as the Raspberry Pi is not really suitable for peo your control panels and following the course material. Or anything else you find useful to control your railroad; you have total flexibility over their appearance. You can download the Part 1 xml file here.
With the default icons, Active is a green circle and Inactive is an empty circle. Except for some specific use cases, multiple xml files create confusion and errors. In order to function, there are constraints on the appearance of track elements and how they are used. The default icon is a small circle, with color used to represent the state of the sensor. Clicking on a Turnout symbol on any of the Panels flips it from Closed to Thrown and vice-versa unless operation is disabled in the Configuration.
This can be made absolutely prototypical, or can be simplified for easier and faster operation, as you prefer. LT1 for a turnout on the L LocoNet connection. Its strength is its ability to capture how the tracks are connected, where each block is located and how each signal is related to blocks. These might include the Panel Background, or the icons to attach to active elements switches, levers, track state, signals, etc.
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The Layout Editor helps you create simple schematic panels, while simultaneously setting up the block and signal logic needed to operate the layout. Panel Examples Many people use a combination of panel types, with the Layout Editor creating schematic panels to handle the actual configuration for signals and Panel Editor providing exactly the appearance desired. In addition, the Layout description of your railway can be used by scripts such as the included AutoDispatcher2 to automatically control your trains.
You can download the Part 2 xml file here.
For example, you can click on the circle in the middle of a track segment and select the associated occupancy detector Sensor on the layout. PanelPro can communicate with more than one layout control system. On the other hand, it limits by design the ability to customize how the panel prk. Once you've done that, the color of the track segment on the screen will change when the track is occupied. Simply Hosting site status page.
There are chapters for turnouts, sensors, signals, blocks, Logix, etc.
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Some people use an incrementing file naming approach. The Layout Editor has many rules built into it about how track is connected, the naming of blocks, etc.
However, you might find it useful to do another course first. Control Panel Editor supports using Warrants and panwl running of trains. All you need to bring is your computer. After getting the Panel the way jmr want, you use the "Store Panels A Layout, built with the Layout Editor, can be used for directly controlling elements such as Turnouts and Signals; indeed many users find it very suitable for this task. There's a page on the main web site that describes this in detail.
It's also possible to create a Control Panel where the "track" lines change color to indicate whether the block is occupied. This interactive panel file will allow you to see the completed CTC panel editor and layout editor and how the turnouts, sensors, routes, Logix and Simple Signal Logic SSL are all panwl in one place. Return to Quaker Valley Home Page.
You can build the background from small icons as in the image above leftor provide a detailed drawing that you created in a drawing program image above right. Topics covered will include:
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