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Using OpPanel, GBM View

 

 

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Overview

    Once OpPanel has been installed according to Setting to Operation, it is ready to be used. OpPanel is powered from GBMBoost. Remember it is not "Plug&Play" you need to restart by powering up again, to reflect any changes in wiring, including any changes in track_proc.

    To use the GBM View you need to press the Key under "GBM". This Key should light Green.

    In general to Come back to the "welcome screen" press shift + stop.

    The meaning of lightening is as follow:

      General:
      •Green, not blinking: okay
      •Red, blinking: error
      Menu:
      •Green: Navigate forward:
      • yellow, when saved gets green Changed value:
      • Red Error (out of range):
      Action:
      •Green, not blinking Start:
      • yellow In operation:

     

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On the picture only GBM & TURN are Green since only those two options in Software are available.

GBM Monitor

Pressing the GBM software Key brings to the GBM Monitor screen.

GBM_monitor_screen GBM_monitor_screen_off

    The first line is a copy of the Booster LED of GBMBoost. 00 means a green LED, XX is a red LED.

    The display will "flash" according to booster state.

    BOOSTER LED
    BOOSTER_OFF simples Rot
    BOOSTER_OFF_HERE
    Booster is shut down (due to local press)    		 Rot (long). grün (court), pause

     
    BOOSTER_SHORTED Rot/green flashing
    BOOSTER_FRESH_ON
    Booster frisch eingeschaltet, lange Abschaltzeit    		 grün flackern
    BOOSTER_HOT rouge clignote rapidement
    BOOSTER_ON green

     

      Second and third lines display the Booster and the command station status

      Then a diag indicates Power supply Voltage, Current drawn from the supply and Booster temperature.

      On the picture on the left, Volt is at 0Volt.
      GBMBoost is powered only by usb, there is no Booster power supply.
    		 no_supply

     

    Loco Monitor


    While in GBM Monitor, pressing the "LOK" Keys brings you to the Loco Monitor Menu.

    Picture is with only one GBM16t. Loco of address 45 is on Track 5 Gbm: 01. the < sign indicates the "chimney" direction and no speed is available ---. one GBM

      Picture on the right is with two GBM. You will notice the green light under GBM1.

      There are two locos on Track 12, of address 65 and 14 respectively

    		 Two GBM

    What happen when there are more than 6 locos on a Gbm16t?

    When there are more than 6 locos on a Track_proc, an arrow is displayed indicating in which direction one has to turn the rotary knob, in order to display next locos in the list above 6 locos

    After the knob has been turn, one can see now the loco address 9 on track 8, GBM16t 1

    if <-> is displayed, this indicates that the loco list extend in both direction. At the beginning and at the end.

    The rotary knob can be turn in both direction depending on which part of the list you want to look at.

    		 mid_6

    Here the end of list has been reached. Loco address 9 is the last in the loco list for Gbm 01.

     

    One of the two keys GBM2or GBM can be pressed, GBM2calls Loco Monitor on GBM2 while GBM brings back to GBM Monitor.

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    Occupancy

     

    The picture shows occupancy on two GBM.

    First line is GBM1. Loco is on track 8 ( from 1 to 16 grouped by 4)

    There is no loco on GBM2.

     

    One of the two keys LOKO or GBM can be pressed, LOKO brings back to Loco Monitor while GBM brings back to GBM Monitor

    		 occupancy monitor