Rules of WheatNet-IP Logic

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• Wide Orbit WheatNet-IP Logic Setup

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  Navigator is the "control center" for your Wheatnet IP System. You'll use Navigator frequently to add or change signal parameters (including signal names), set up logic signals, salvos and associated connections, and make routing (crosspoint) changes ...

• WheatNet-IP Event Scheduler

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