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<h1>The Route Table</h1>
<p>A Route consists of one or more Turnouts or Sensors that you would like to control. Before
creating a Route, you should first add some Turnouts or Sensors by using either the Turnout
Table or Sensor Table. These tables can be found under the main menu "Tools -&gt;
Tables".</p>
<p>Once you have some Turnouts or Sensors set up, use the "Add..." button in the lower left
hand corner of the Route Table pane to create a new Route.</p>
<h2>Route Table Columns</h2>
(You may change the order of the columns by dragging their titles, and sort the rows by
clicking one of the sort triangles next to a column title)
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<dt>System Name</dt>
<dd>The System Name cannot be changed once entered into the table. The "Add..." button
located in the lower left corner of the pane allows you to add a new Route to the
table.</dd>
<dt>User Name</dt>
<dd>You can directly enter or change the User Name for an existing Route.</dd>
<dt>Set</dt>
<dd>Pushing the "Set" button will trigger an existing Route.</dd>
<dt>Delete</dt>
<dd>
Pushing the "Delete" button will remove the route from the table.
<p>Note that this doesn't remove the Route from any files you've saved that contain it.
If you load one of those files, perhaps when you restart the program, the Route will
reappear. You should use one of the "Store to file" options in the "File" menu to save
new versions of any files that contain this route.</p>
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<dt>Enabled</dt>
<dd>To disable a Route from triggering, uncheck the "Enabled" box for the Route. Enabled is
not saved and will be restored when a Panel is loaded at startup.</dd>
<dt>Locked</dt>
<dd>
When checked the Route is locked. This means that Turnouts included in the Route that can
be locked by JMRI will not respond to commands from cabs or pushbuttons to change. For
more information see the <a href="TurnoutTable.shtml#Lock%20Mode">Lock Mode section</a>
on the <a href="TurnoutTable.shtml">Turnout Table help page</a> and the Route Add/Edit
<a href="RouteAddEdit.shtml#Turnout%20lock%20feature">Turnout Lock feature</a>.
</dd>
<dt>Edit</dt>
<dd>
Push one of these buttons to edit that Route. For more information see <a href=
"RouteAddEdit.shtml">Adding/Editing Routes</a>.
</dd>
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<h2>Route Table Controls</h2>
There is a button at the bottom of the Route Table:
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<dt>Add...</dt>
<dd>
Push this button to add a new route. For more information see <a href=
"RouteAddEdit.shtml">Adding/Editing Routes</a>.
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<h2 id="Turnout_lock_feature">Turnout Lock</h2>
<p>See the <a href="RouteAddEdit.shtml#Turnout_lock_feature">Route Add/Edit help
page</a>.</p>
<p>For more information on Routes, see the <a href=
"../../../../html/tools/Routes.shtml">Routes help page</a>.</p>
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