12. ROUTES
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12.12 Route Transfer Feature
The route transfer feature lets you send and receive route data (RRT sentence)
among the units connected in the LAN. Information about transmitted and received
route data is stored in the route transfer log (see section 19.6).
12.12.1 How to turn route transfer on/off
To turn the route transfer feature on or off, do the following:
1. Open the menu, then click [Shared] and [Route Transfer] to show the following di-
alog box.
2. Click the function button (circled in the figure above) to change its label to read
[Func ON] (route transfer is enabled) or [Func. OFF] (route transfer is disabled)
as required.
When route transfer is enabled, the following functions are also enabled:
3. Use the radio buttons to select what to do when receiving route data having the
same name as existing route data - [Reject], [Overwrite], [Ask every time].
• Send/receive monitored routes
• Send/received planned routes
• [Reject]: Don’t save received route data. When route data is being received, a pop-
up message informs you that the data will not be saved.
• [Overwrite]: Previously existing route data is written over. No notification of the over-
writing is given.
• [Ask every time]: The [Route Transfer] dialog box appears. Click applicable button,
referring to the description below.
• [Reject]: Route data is not saved.
• [Save for later use]
: Route data is saved. (You can write over existing route data
or save received route data under a new name.)
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