UWT-100 - Revision history

TCSDanM at 20:09, 20 May 2023

2023-05-20T20:09:43Z

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	{{:Universal WiFi Throttle - Getting Started}}		{{:Universal WiFi Throttle - Getting Started}}
			[[File:UWT-100_QSG_Rear_Cover.png\|alt=\|thumb\|618x618px\|UWT-100 Overview - Click to Enlarge]]

	{{:Universal WiFi Throttle - Using The Throttle}}		{{:Universal WiFi Throttle - Using The Throttle}}
	~~[[File:UWT-100_QSG_Rear_Cover.png\|alt=\|thumb\|618x618px\|UWT-100 Overview - Click to Enlarge]]~~
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	{{:Universal WiFi Throttle - Using The Throttle}}[[File:UWT-100_QSG_Rear_Cover.png\|~~600px~~]]		{{:Universal WiFi Throttle - Using The Throttle}}
			[[File:UWT-100_QSG_Rear_Cover.png\|alt=\|thumb\|618x618px\|UWT-100 Overview - Click to Enlarge]]
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	===Text Entry===		===Text Entry===

Dan Mycio at 16:14, 28 July 2022

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TCSDanM at 20:32, 25 February 2022

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	{{:Universal WiFi Throttle - Using The Throttle}}		{{:Universal WiFi Throttle - Using The Throttle}}[[File:UWT-100_QSG_Rear_Cover.png\|600px]]

	===Text Entry===		===Text Entry===

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	==Yard Mode==		==Yard Mode==
	{{:Yard Mode}}		{{:Yard Mode}}

			===UWT-100 Yard Mode Tutorial Video===

			{{#ev:youtube\|2Cn8OH8MBtk}}

	==Accessory Control==		==Accessory Control==

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2022-02-23T22:21:45Z

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TCSDanM at 21:57, 23 July 2021

2021-07-23T21:57:01Z

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	==Accessory Control==		==Accessory Control==
	{{:Universal WiFi Throttle - Accessory Control}}		{{:Universal WiFi Throttle - Accessory Control}}
	{{:Universal WiFi Throttle - NCE Macro Control}}
			If you use JMRI with a NCE command station, you can control NCE "Macros" using the UWT-100. For instructions on how to set that up, [[:Universal WiFi Throttle - NCE Macro Control\|CLICK HERE]]

	==Throttle Reset==		==Throttle Reset==

TCSDanM at 20:42, 23 July 2021

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	==Yard Mode==		==Yard Mode==
	{{:Yard Mode}}		{{:Yard Mode}}

			==Accessory Control==
			{{:Universal WiFi Throttle - Accessory Control}}
			{{:Universal WiFi Throttle - NCE Macro Control}}

	==Throttle Reset==		==Throttle Reset==

Dan Mycio at 19:18, 5 February 2021

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	If for any reason the throttle encounters a problem that it cannot recover from, the LED flashlight blinks a diagnostic code, which may be helpful to TCS support. If you encounter this condition, it can be cleared by removing and reinserting the batteries. In the event that removing the batteries from the UWT-100 does not solve the problem, a factory reset may be performed. Navigate to Menu > Settings > Factory Reset (Menu>8>8) to perform a factory reset.		If for any reason the throttle encounters a problem that it cannot recover from, the LED flashlight blinks a diagnostic code, which may be helpful to TCS support. If you encounter this condition, it can be cleared by removing and reinserting the batteries. In the event that removing the batteries from the UWT-100 does not solve the problem, a factory reset may be performed. Navigate to Menu > Settings > Factory Reset (Menu>8>8) to perform a factory reset.

	Performing a factory reset will erase all network profiles, user settings, and throttle settings. After performing a factory reset, you will need to re-enter your WiFi connection information as outlined in the section ~~“First~~-Time Setup.”		Performing a factory reset will erase all network profiles, user settings, and throttle settings. After performing a factory reset, you will need to re-enter your WiFi connection information as outlined in the section “[[UWT-100#First-Time Setup\|First-Time Setup]].”

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	==Consisting==		==Consisting==
	Creating and disbanding Multiple Unit, or “MU” consists may be necessary during your operating sessions. The UWT-100 has a simple method for quickly creating and managing consists that is completely contained within the throttle. This consisting method is known as [[In-Throttle Consisting~~]], which operates independently of the command station.~~		{{:In-Throttle Consisting}}

	==Yard Mode==		==Yard Mode==

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	\| MSRP=$299.95		\| MSRP=$299.95
	\| Wired=No		\| Wired=No
	\| Batteries=2 "AA"		\| Batteries=2 "AA" Batteries
	\| Screen=2.16" x 1.81" backlit LCD, 128x64 pixel resolution		\| Screen=2.16" x 1.81" backlit LCD, 128x64 pixel resolution
	\| Backlight=LED (White)\|image=Throttle_Face.png}}		\| Backlight=LED (White)\|image=Throttle_Face.png}}
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	The UWT-100 has a text entry interface that is used to fill out text-based fields such as WiFi passwords. Whenever the throttle requires text input, it will display the text entry interface. Within the text entry interface, there are several ways to navigate and manipulate the text.		The UWT-100 has a text entry interface that is used to fill out text-based fields such as WiFi passwords. Whenever the throttle requires text input, it will display the text entry interface. Within the text entry interface, there are several ways to navigate and manipulate the text.

	1. The thumbwheel adjusts the position of the highlighted character. Rotate the thumbwheel to move the cursor to the first character you want to enter.</br>		1. The thumbwheel adjusts the position of the highlighted character. Rotate the thumbwheel to move the cursor to the first character you want to enter.<br>
	2. The double up and down chevron buttons move the cursor up or down one whole line at a time. These buttons also advance the cursor to other pages of characters. Letters and special characters can all be entered with the text entry interface.</br>		2. The double up and down chevron buttons move the cursor up or down one whole line at a time. These buttons also advance the cursor to other pages of characters. Letters and special characters can all be entered with the text entry interface.<br>
	3. The "Shift" key can be used to switch between lowercase and capital letters.</br>		3. The "Shift" key can be used to switch between lowercase and capital letters.<br>
	4. Once you have selected a character to enter, use the two-dot button to ‘Add’ that character.<br>		4. Once you have selected a character to enter, use the two-dot button to ‘Add’ that character.<br>
	5. Numerical entries 0-9 are entered by pressing that corresponding number on the keypad.</br>		5. Numerical entries 0-9 are entered by pressing that corresponding number on the keypad.<br>
	6. The single up and down chevrons will move the in-line cursor within your entered text to the left or right. You can use this feature to fix mistakes within the text without having to delete multiple entries to get back to the mistake.</br>		6. The single up and down chevrons will move the in-line cursor within your entered text to the left or right. You can use this feature to fix mistakes within the text without having to delete multiple entries to get back to the mistake.<br>
	7. You can delete a character immediately behind the in-line cursor using the four-dot "Backspace" button.</br>		7. You can delete a character immediately behind the in-line cursor using the four-dot "Backspace" button.<br>