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<h1>The LRoute Table</h1>
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<p>An LRoute is a more generalized version of a Route implemented as a Logix. It is intended
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for use in situations where additional triggers or actions are desired beyond the
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capabilities of Routes. It can be used as a starting point for creating new Logix. The LRoute
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Table provides pick lists of Sensors, Turnouts, Lights, Signal Masts and Signal Heads from
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which output actions and trigger conditions can be chosen.</p>
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<p>Once you have some Turnouts, Sensors, Signal Heads and/or Lights to manage, use the
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<strong>Add...</strong> button in the lower left hand corner of the LRoute Table pane to
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create a new Logix Route. After you have created a Logix Route, you may add additional
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capabilities by editing it from the Logix Table.</p>
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<p>The Logix that implements the LRoute has its system name prefixed with "RTX". All Logix
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with this prefix are displayed in the LRoute Table. Please note that an "RTX" Logix that has
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had capabilities added with Logix editing may not be able to display these additional
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capabilities for LRoute editing. Once Logix editing is done to an LRoute, it is recommended
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that further editing be done from the Logix Table.</p>
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<h2>LRoute Table Columns</h2>
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<dl>
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<dt>System Name</dt>
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<dd>The System Name cannot be changed once entered into the table. The <strong>Add</strong>
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button located in the lower left corner of the table allows you to add a new l-route to the
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table.</dd>
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<dt>User Name</dt>
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<dd>You can directly enter or change the "User Name" for an existing logix route.</dd>
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<dt>Enabled</dt>
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<dd>To disable a l-route from triggering, uncheck the "Enabled" box for the route. This
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sets its Logix to a disabled state. The l-route can be enabled or disabled from either the
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LRoute Table or the Logix Table.</dd>
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<dt>Edit</dt>
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<dd>
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Push this button to edit the LRoute. For more information see <a href=
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"LRouteAddEdit.shtml">Adding/Editing LRoutes</a>.
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<h3>LRoute Table Controls</h3>
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There is a button at the bottom of the LRoute Table pane:
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<dl>
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<dt>Add</dt>
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Push this button to add a new logix route. For more information see <a href=
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"LRouteAddEdit.shtml">Adding/Editing LRoutes</a>.
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