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41 lines
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<title>JMRI: Speedometer</title>
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<h1>Speedometer</h1>
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<p>The Speedometer measures the time from one sensor to another, then calculates the speed by
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calculating the distance covered by the time taken.</p>
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<p>Enter a Sensor Sysname in 'starts timers on' field. Then enter another Sensor Sysname in
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the 'stops timer 1 on' field. Measure the distance between the two, convert that into feet
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for your scale and enter that into the 'Distance 1' field.</p>
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<p>The speed of your train between the two Sensors will be displayed in the 'Timer 1 Speed'
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field.</p>
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<p>You can add a third Sensor in the 'stops timer 2 on' field and that will give the speed
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between the starts sensor and that sensor in the 'Timer 2 Speed' field. You also need to
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enter the value in the 'Distance 2' field in scale feet between the start sensor and this
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sensor.</p>
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<p>You can select to trigger the start/end of the timers with the entry or exit buttons. The
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indicators on the right side of the pane is the state sensors you selected.</p>
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