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Each signal always shows exactly one signal image until a different
signal image is to be shown. The SignalPilot saves the current si-
gnal image permanently, so that even after a power failure or on
the next operating day, the last signal image shown is automati-
cally displayed again.
Example 2 also shows that not all combinations need to be used.
No signal image is assigned to the „button” turnout number 8
„red/odd”; therefor nothing will happen if this button is pressed.
6.8.3. Changing turnout numbers
If you want to use a different turnout number, enter the desired
number(s) directly in the input field.
You can also assign the same turnout number to multiple signals.
These will then be switched simultaneously. If a signal requires
several turnout numbers (starting with three aspects), different
turnout numbers must be assigned. The turnout numbers do not
have to be continuous, but we recommend this, as most digital
command stations (e.g.: ESU ECoS) assume this.
6.8.4. Assign outputs
You can change the assignment of the outputs manually at any
time if the automatic procedure does not meet your requirements.
• Click the line for the output you want to change to select the
output. The line is now shown black and bold.
• Point and click the arrow directly above the output of the Signal-
Pilot currently connected.
• While holding down the mouse button, drag the arrowhead to
the new desired output.
• Release the mouse. The output is automatically connected to the
new position.
Changing turnout numbers
