Train Control Systems (TCS) UWT-50 Rev C 3.0.1 User Info Change name and description of this throttle for LCC network browsers. User Name This name will appear in network browsers for this device. User Description This description will appear in network browsers for this device. Throttle Settings Settings that adjust the throttle behavior. Change Buttons There are up to nine customizable buttons on the handheld: - two buttons directly below the knob - three on the left thumbswitch - three on the right thumbswitch - encoder push button (encoder model only) These buttons are indexed below as follows: 1 dot - left thumbswitch press "in" 2 dot - left below the knob 3 dot - right below the knob 4 dot - right thumbswitch press "in" 5 left thumbswitch up 6 left thumbswitch down 7 right thumbswitch up 8 right thumbswitch down 9 encoder push button Button Thumb In Button Button   Thumb In  Thumb Up Thumb Dn   Thumb Up     Thumb Dn  Encoder Button Common Functions Use this option if you want the selected softkey to operate a commonly used function with a name, such as Brake or Bell. If there is no roster information with which to associate a function number to the selected option, the throttle will automatically override your selection with the next numerical button that is not already in use. F0 - F28 Use this option if you want the selected softkey to always operate the same numbered funtion every time, such as F0, F1, F2, etc. 0 28 WT Consist Funcs Allows customizing Loco Functions behavior when driving a consist in WiThrottle Protocol mode. F=-1+F0F1F2F3F4F5F6F7F8F9F10F11F12F13F14F15F16F17F18F19F20F21F22F23F24F25F26F27F28 Function Routing Specifies where this function should go when driving a consist created in the throttle in WiThrottle Protocol mode. 0 1 0 Drive Settings Settings related to the operation of locomotives. Fast Inc/Dec Speed Specifies how much speed should be added or subtracted for each press of the fast increment/decrement button. 1 126 10 Reversal Stopping Sets whether the loco speed be set to zero when the direction change button is pressed, or keep running at the previous speed in the opposite direction. 0 1 0 Workaround for Recall 0 Speed On some systems connected via JMRI (e.g. NCE), after recalling a locomotive the speed is displayed as zero even if the locomotive is running. Enable this option to work around the issue. 0 1 0 Yard Mode Max Spd Maximum speed when the knob is turned all the way during yard mode. Only for the potentiometer hardware version. 1 126 50 Display Settings Configures the LCD backlight behavior. Active Brightness Sets the active brightness of the backlight; 0=off, 100=max. 0 100 50 Idle Brightness Sets the idle brightness of the backlight; 0=off, 100=max. 0 100 5 Throttle Timeout Sets how many seconds the backlight should be active after each keypress while running trains on the Drive window. If set to zero, the backlight will never go idle. 0 255 10 Menu Timeout Sets how many seconds the backlight should be active after each keypress while in a menu. If set to zero, the backlight will never go idle. 0 255 30 Contrast Adjusts the LCD darkness, improving readability in some cases. Increase value to darken, decrease value to lighten. 1 20 10 Power Settings Settings related to the battery life of the throttle. Auto Power-Off After this many minutes, if not in use, the cab will turn off. 0=forever. 0 254 15 E-Stop Settings Configures the behavior of the red Emergency Stop button. The E-STOP function can be configured to perform multiple stages of E-STOP. If multiple options are enabled, press the button multiple times to escalate to the next stage. For information on specific stages, press the Help or ? button for the options in the following submenu. Current Locomotive Allows emergency stop of the currently selected locomotive or consist. 0 1 1 Stop All Locomotives Allows emergency stop of all locomotives. Unused in WiThrottle Protocol mode. 0 1 1 Power Off Layout Allows powering off the layout. 0 1 1 Clear Timeout Timeout in seconds after which the emergency state can be cleared. Caution: a value of 0 only allows for one kind of emergency stop to be supported. 0 15 3 Fast Clock Sets whether the fast clock is shown, and the format to use for the fast clock (12 or 24 hour). Show Fast Clock Allows showing the fast clock on the drive window on systems that support a fast clock. 0 1 0 Clock Format Allows displaying the fast clock in a 12 hour or 24 hour format. 0 1 1 LCC Clock ID The Clock ID used by this device in LCC mode. Most users do not need to edit this field. The LCC standard defines four "well-known" clock ID's. It is also possible to specify a custom clock ID. If choosing "Custom User", the user can specify any ID of their choosing which is under their own control. 0 4 0 LCC Custom Clock ID Event Base 48-bit Unique ID, right padded with "00.00". Normally, the chosen clocks's 48-bit ID is automatically filled in. When Choosing "Custom User", a custom 48-bit ID, right padded with "00.00", may be filled in. Network Settings Configures the settings for the network connections. Show Welcome Tutorial Shows the welcome screen at the next start of the throttle. 0 1 1 Regulatory Region Set the regulatory region. Use of this product is only valid when operating in one of the selected regulatory region countries. NA: United States Canada UK/EU/AU/NZ: Australia Austria Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Netherlands New Zealand Norway Poland Porugal Romania Slovakia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey United Kingdom 0 1 0 Privacy Mode Privacy Mode makes the throttle use a Randomized MAC address instead of the hardware address when connecting to WiFi networks. This makes it harder to track your device or infer the manufacturer and model of your device. By selecting 'New' you can have a new Randomized address generated. You can view the in-use MAC address in Menu > About. 0 3 3 Profiles Configures settings for a single wifi network. Profile Name (SSID) The wifi network that these settings apply to. Password Set the password for this network. Use empty if no password is required. LCC/WT Mode Select whether to use LCC protocol or JMRI WiThrottle protocol on this network. Use JMRI WiThrottle setting to simulate smartphones or use this throttle with an LNWI. 0 1 0 Advanced Advanced network settings for this profile, such as fixed IP address. LCC Client Set advanced configuration for connecting to an LCC server on this wifi network. Search Mode Defines the order of how to locate the server to connect to. 'auto' uses the mDNS protocol to find the IP address automatically. 'manual' uses the IP address entered in this settings. 0 3 0 Manual Address Set IP address here if auto-detection does not work. IP Address Enter the server IP address. Example: 192.168.0.55 Port Number TCP port number of the server. Most of the time this does not need to be changed. 1 65535 12021 Auto Address Advanced settings for the server IP address auto-detection (mDNS). mDNS Service mDNS or Bonjour service name, such as _openlcb-can._tcp Only Hostname Use when multiple servers provide the same service on the network. If set, selects this specific host name; the connection will fail if none of the servers have this hostname (use correct capitalization!). Example: My JMRI Railroad Reconnect If enabled, tries the last known good IP address before searching for the server. 0 1 1 WiThrottle Client Set advanced configuration for connecting to a WiThrottle server on this wifi network. Search Mode Defines the order of how to locate the server to connect to. 'auto' uses the mDNS protocol to find the IP address automatically. 'manual' uses the IP address entered in this settings. 0 3 0 Manual Address Set IP address here if auto-detection does not work. IP Address Enter the server IP address. Example: 192.168.0.55 Port Number TCP port number of the server. Most of the time this does not need to be changed. 1 65535 12090 Auto Address Advanced settings for the server IP address auto-detection (mDNS). mDNS Service mDNS or Bonjour service name, such as _withrottle._tcp Only Hostname Use when multiple servers provide the same service on the network. If set, selects this specific host name; the connection will fail if none of the servers have this hostname (use correct capitalization!). Example: My JMRI Railroad Reconnect If enabled, tries the last known good IP address before searching for the server. 0 1 1