UWT-100 - Revision history

Dan Mycio: Added section for Wrist Strap Installation.

2020-03-19T14:35:16Z

Added section for Wrist Strap Installation.

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	''Tip: Pressing button 7 at this time will startup the throttle in bootloader mode. Pressing any other button besides 2 or 7 will cancel the startup and power the unit down.''		''Tip: Pressing button 7 at this time will startup the throttle in bootloader mode. Pressing any other button besides 2 or 7 will cancel the startup and power the unit down.''

			=== Installing the Wrist Strap ===

			# Flatten and pinch the loop to make it as thin as possible. Take the now pointed end and slide it completely through one side of the opening at the bottom of the case until it emerges from the other side.
			# Open the loop back up, and feed the entire opposite end of the wrist lanyard back through the loop. It may be necessary to move the plastic clamp further down the strap to make it easier to feed through.
			# Once the entire strap has been fed through the loop, pull tight to cinch the loop closed onto the bottom of the throttle.

			Please note: There is a small plastic insert inside the lanyard loop. This piece is essential in keeping the lanyard strap secure within the throttle. Please do not remove this piece - we'd like to eliminate the possibility of any ''vertical derailments'' of your throttle.

			For a visual demonstration, check out our [[UWT-100 Wrist Lanyard\|Video]]

	===First-Time Setup===		===First-Time Setup===

Skoffel: Push test concluded

2020-03-04T21:04:45Z

Push test concluded

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	Engineered to work with most current DCC systems, and increase adoption and use of LCC, this throttle relies on the robust and universal standard of WiFi communication and leaves outdated control systems behind. The UWT-100 can be conveniently updated over WiFi, meaning you'll always have access to the newest features and your handheld won't quickly pass out of date.		Engineered to work with most current DCC systems, and increase adoption and use of LCC, this throttle relies on the robust and universal standard of WiFi communication and leaves outdated control systems behind. The UWT-100 can be conveniently updated over WiFi, meaning you'll always have access to the newest features and your handheld won't quickly pass out of date.

	~~'''This is a test of the push system. - sk'''~~

	==Getting Started==		==Getting Started==

Skoffel: Push System test

2020-03-04T21:03:19Z

Push System test

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	Engineered to work with most current DCC systems, and increase adoption and use of LCC, this throttle relies on the robust and universal standard of WiFi communication and leaves outdated control systems behind. The UWT-100 can be conveniently updated over WiFi, meaning you'll always have access to the newest features and your handheld won't quickly pass out of date.		Engineered to work with most current DCC systems, and increase adoption and use of LCC, this throttle relies on the robust and universal standard of WiFi communication and leaves outdated control systems behind. The UWT-100 can be conveniently updated over WiFi, meaning you'll always have access to the newest features and your handheld won't quickly pass out of date.

			'''This is a test of the push system. - sk'''

	==Getting Started==		==Getting Started==

Skoffel at 20:36, 4 March 2020

2020-03-04T20:36:25Z

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	===Connecting to a DCC System===		===Connecting to a DCC System===
	The UWT-100 can be used with many existing DCC systems. Consult our DCC System Compatibility Guide to learn how to connect your UWT-100 to any DCC system.		The UWT-100 can be used with many existing DCC systems. Consult our [[UWT-100 DCC System Compatibility\|DCC System Compatibility Guide]] to learn how to connect your UWT-100 to any DCC system.

	===Connection Issues===		===Connection Issues===

Skoffel at 19:37, 4 March 2020

2020-03-04T19:37:52Z

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	===Connecting to a DCC System===		===Connecting to a DCC System===
	The UWT-100 can be used with many existing DCC systems. Consult our DCC System ~~Connection~~ Guide to learn how to connect your UWT-100 to any DCC system.		The UWT-100 can be used with many existing DCC systems. Consult our DCC System Compatibility Guide to learn how to connect your UWT-100 to any DCC system.

	===Connection Issues===		===Connection Issues===

Skoffel: /* Getting Started */

2020-03-04T19:37:14Z

Getting Started

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	If multiple connection modes are available on your network, you will be prompted to choose your desired connection mode from a list. You may change your connection mode at any time from the “Network Options” menu. Once a successful WiFi connection is made, the main Drive Window will appear and you may continue to operate with your UWT-100.		If multiple connection modes are available on your network, you will be prompted to choose your desired connection mode from a list. You may change your connection mode at any time from the “Network Options” menu. Once a successful WiFi connection is made, the main Drive Window will appear and you may continue to operate with your UWT-100.

			===Connecting to a DCC System===
			The UWT-100 can be used with many existing DCC systems. Consult our DCC System Connection Guide to learn how to connect your UWT-100 to any DCC system.

	===Connection Issues===		===Connection Issues===

Skoffel: /* Consisting */

2020-03-04T19:34:59Z

Consisting

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	==Consisting==		==Consisting==
	~~It is common for operators to create~~ and ~~disband~~ Multiple Unit “MU” consists during operating sessions. The UWT-100 ~~features~~ a simple method for quickly creating and managing consists that is completely ~~self-~~contained in the throttle. This method is known as [[In-Throttle Consisting]] which operates independently of the command station. ~~In-throttle consisting can be used in conjunction with or independently of decoder-based “advanced” consists.~~		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.

	==Yard Mode==		==Yard Mode==
	[[Yard Mode]] is a special operations mode of the UWT-100 that is suited especially for switching movements.		[[Yard Mode]] is a special operations mode of the UWT-100 that is suited especially for switching movements.

Skoffel: /* Yard Mode */

2020-03-04T19:34:07Z

Yard Mode

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	It is common for operators to create and disband Multiple Unit “MU” consists during operating sessions. The UWT-100 features a simple method for quickly creating and managing consists that is completely self-contained in the throttle. This method is known as [[In-Throttle Consisting]] which operates independently of the command station. In-throttle consisting can be used in conjunction with or independently of decoder-based “advanced” consists.		It is common for operators to create and disband Multiple Unit “MU” consists during operating sessions. The UWT-100 features a simple method for quickly creating and managing consists that is completely self-contained in the throttle. This method is known as [[In-Throttle Consisting]] which operates independently of the command station. In-throttle consisting can be used in conjunction with or independently of decoder-based “advanced” consists.
	==Yard Mode==		==Yard Mode==
	Yard Mode is a special operations mode of the UWT-100 that is suited especially for switching movements~~. Fore more information, visit the [[Yard Mode]] article~~.		[[Yard Mode]] is a special operations mode of the UWT-100 that is suited especially for switching movements.

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

Skoffel: Built intro copy

2020-03-04T19:33:35Z

Built intro copy

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	\| Backlight=LED (White)\|image=Throttle_Face.png}}		\| Backlight=LED (White)\|image=Throttle_Face.png}}

	The UWT-100 is a universal WiFi ~~throttle from Train Control Systems~~.		The UWT-100 Universal WiFi Throttle from TCS is the new standard in WiFi control for model railroads. This throttle brings a new level of ergonomic comfort and operational convenience to handheld controls. The intuitive interface of the UWT-100 allows you to focus on the important things - operating and enjoying your trains!

			Engineered to work with most current DCC systems, and increase adoption and use of LCC, this throttle relies on the robust and universal standard of WiFi communication and leaves outdated control systems behind. The UWT-100 can be conveniently updated over WiFi, meaning you'll always have access to the newest features and your handheld won't quickly pass out of date.

	==Getting Started==		==Getting Started==

Skoffel: /* Connection Issues */

2020-03-04T19:29:42Z

Connection Issues

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	===Connection Issues===		===Connection Issues===
	There are two network connections the throttle must make in order to communicate to your command station: WiFi and Server.		There are two network connections the throttle must make in order to communicate to your command station: a WiFi connection and a Server connection.

	Please refer to the [[UWT-100 Connection Issues]] section for solutions to common issues.		Please refer to the [[UWT-100 Connection Issues]] section for solutions to common issues.