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This looks complicated! Could you upload a photo of the front matrix (with messages) so I can get a better idea what this looks like? The Enviro 500 uses rollband textures for the LED displays, which have to be set via the menu. I know these are a lot of conditions, but if anyone can offer help, it will be highly appreciated! Thank you! I’m hoping I can get this done for the New York City project going on in the Map Design forum. I might be missing some things, but this is all for now. (This is the reason why the side sign can have up to six displays, three front displays up to two lines each.) display #1 reads: " VIA HYLAN BL" display #2: " VIA RICH AV". For example, on the X 1, the front sign line #1 reads: " VIA HYLAN BL" line #2: " VIA RICH AV", and the side sign will have two separate displays for each, i.e. Each line of the two-line displays on the front destination sign represents one-line displays on the side.(The most that is used is actually five.) The side sign can have up to six displays that change.Same as conditions 1, 4, 7, and 8 above.The one-line LED and flip-dot side sign operate as follows: The side displays have a separate operation, except for the two-line LED sign, which mock the two-line LED front sign. When changing displays, the LED matrix should just switch instantaneously, whereas the flip-dot matrix should sweep across the sign, with both lines changing at the same time, and not one line at a time like the SD202's display.
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But I might not want to code for subway shuttle buses, so this special "subway shuttle" case can be excluded for now.) For example, display #1 reads: "SUBWAY SHUTTLE" display #2: " C TRAIN TO" display #3: " C EUCLID AVE". For example, "NOT IN SERVICE" or "SUBWAY SHUTTLE" (The second message, for New York City, is usually followed by the subway line and destination. If there is no line number and a destination or a message to display, the message takes up the entire sign.Also, for two-line displays, if a route uses two major streets or passes two major locations, the sign can say, for example, " VIA HYLAN BL" " VIA RICH AV".For example, the first line for the M42 says "EAST SIDE-UN HQ-1 AV" and the second line says " CROSSTOWN" (This, by the way, is not seen in New York City.
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One display can be two lines that are automatically centered.I.e., it loops between display #1, display #2, and display #3. The front sign can have up to three displays that change.We can worry about other express bus routes later, like BxM10. The route number should be automatically centered, on the left side.
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Notice that the letter/letters is/are smaller than the number/numbers, but this could be easily solved by making the letters smaller in the font image file. The line number is either a letter (or in the case of Bronx bus routes, two letters: Bx) followed by one, two, or three numbers (and sometimes followed by another letter), or just up to three digits (like the current matrix style for numbers on the SD202's display, so that the bus can be used on other maps).The following is how the front matrix/sign should operate: I know this is a long post, but I have to describe to the best of my ability how the signs should operate.
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I would like to learn how to script for two different kinds of destination signs: flip-dot, and LED.