TAMS MasterControl 40-01007, Manual

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Testing s88 modules
s88 module test
# / ok
Possible actions:
To test the connected s88 modules press # / ok.
Navigate to another menu point of submenu level 1 by turning the
speed control knob.
Go back to the main menu by pressing * / esc.
s88 module test
Nr: 1
Possible Actions:
Go back to submenu level 1 by pressing * / esc. or # / ok.
To test an s88 module, enter its number and press # / ok. A
check of the inputs starts, when pressing 0 /menu.
The master control checks the input’s status one after the other.
The statuses of inputs 1 to 8 are displayed in the upper row, those
of inputs 9 to 16 in the lower row:
= idle, = occupied.
The MasterControl repeats the check continuously. Inputs checked
as occupied will still be displayed as occupied if their status
changed while checking. This helps you to find very short (and
eventually falsely reported) statuses. To refresh the displayed
check results press 0 /menu.
Differences between the displayed status and the current status of
an s88 module poi nt to errors concerning your s88 bus, your s88
module or parts of your model railway layout, connected to the s88
module.
Deleting the conf iguration (master reset)
Delete
configuration
# / ok
Possible actions:
To delete the configuration press # / ok.
Navigate to another menu point of submenu level 1 by turning the
speed control knob.
Go back to the main menu by pressing * / esc.
Configuration
#=Del. *=Cancel
Possible actions:
Delete the configuration by pressing # / ok. This process takes
a while, the MasterControl is reset to factory settings and the track
power is switched off.
Cancel with * / esc. You’ll be taken back to the main menu
without deleting the settings.
Using this menu point, you reset every setting to factory settings and
the locomotive database is deleted. A saved layout status remains in
the memory and can be restored afterwards.
Please note:
You cannot stop the reset process. Don’t cut power while doing this
as this can permanently damage the MasterControl’s database!