 Part 4 - Manually Transmit a Message
 
	Part 4 - Manually Transmit a Message
Now that the Messages view and Tx Panel views are both open, take a close look at the Tx Panel. Practice Tx Message is already there! Now for a closer look at how the Tx Panel works.
Make sure you see data flowing in Messages view. If not, press the Play button.
	To the right of Practice Tx Message description in the Tx Panel is a gray Tx box 
	(Figure 1: ). Clicking this box transmits the message. Go 
	ahead and give it a few clicks.
). Clicking this box transmits the message. Go 
	ahead and give it a few clicks.
	In static mode in the Messages view Practice Tx Message should now appear in the list of messages 
	(Figure 1: ). The message count will initially be highlighted 
	to signify recent activity. If the message is not transmitted again soon, its highlighting will fade away.
). The message count will initially be highlighted 
	to signify recent activity. If the message is not transmitted again soon, its highlighting will fade away.
  In scrolling mode, Practice Tx Message might not have been visible. By the time the Tx button was clicked, 
  the message had already gone flying by. To view the message in scrolling mode, click the 
  Pause button and scroll back through the messages until it is found, or just click the 
  Tx button again while paying closer attention. It should be easily spotted as it goes by. All Tx Messages 
  have a green LED symbol in the Tx column. This signifies that the message is a transmit message.

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