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Message definition (Status Module)

Status modules are {{pll|Service Point Overview|service point}} stalls with displays that show unit prices and available amounts for each {{pll|Servicing Overview|resource or repair}} type, on the {{pll|Selection Module|selected vehicle}}. Pulling the lever on a status module transfers its respective resource to the vehicle, or repairs it. Pushing the lever undoes the service. The service is applied only after the {{pll|Wallet & Money|transaction}} is made at the {{pll|Cash Register|cash register}}.

Status module is a service point stall that shows unit price and available amount for each resource or repair type, on the selected vehicle . Pulling the lever on it transfers the respective resource to the vehicle, or repairs it. Pushing the lever undoes the service. The service is applied only after the transaction is made at the cash register .

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	Status module shows unit price and available amount for each resource or repair type, on the selected vehicle. Pulling the lever on it transfers the respective resource to the vehicle, or repairs it. Pushing the lever undoes the service. The service is applied only after the transaction is made at the cash register.		Status module is a {{pll\|Service Point Overview\|service point}} stall that shows unit price and available amount for each resource or repair type, on the selected {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|vehicle}}. Pulling the lever on it transfers the respective resource to the vehicle, or repairs it. Pushing the lever undoes the service. The service is applied only after the {{pll\|Wallet & Money\|transaction}} is made at the {{pll\|Cash Register\|cash register}}.