I realize this may have been dealt with years ago, but I simply can't find a reference easily. The page & 1/2 of instructions are very vague and general.

I have an IB with "Memory" - route control. I have a number of turnouts (C-track) motorized and digitized. I can figure out how to program a route in memory (Group + route #), but I can not figure out how to RECALL a route and get it to execute.

I'm in memory mode (MEMO), in Group 1, and I should just be able to select the route ...

Can anyone help?

- Bill

Thanks, Fred. I get that part, even tried it that way, but the route does not trigger. I can fire each of the turnouts digitally in Keyboard mode, so I know they are working and getting commands.

Maybe it's how I'm programming the routes and the "steps" in Memory?

- Bill

I FIGURED IT OUT! It was how I was entering the Steps.

Each route has 10 "steps". They are 0-9. 0 is technically #1 (not #10) - again, not very user friendly. I started my sequence with Step 1, since there was nothing entered for 0, the route couldn't start. When I re-programmed the route with 0 as the 1st Step it worked!

It's confusing because you can enter "0" as one of the turnout #s in a Step to insert a pause (length set in Special Options). But the turnout # is set after the Step #. Hit [ENTER] after each entry, after the last Step in the route when it goes to the next step #, simply hit [MENU] to exit.

The Memory has 3 Groups. Each Group can have 16 Routes. Each Route can have 10 steps (a pause = a step). But you can have more Steps in a Route if use your last Step to "jump" to a new Route (designated by Group # + Route #).

- Bill