TrainController Gold and Silver - Freiwald Software

74. Conditions and triggers may now contain additional logical groups, that are true, if
at least, at most or exactly a certain preset number of items contained in the group
have the required state. See page 250.
75. Combined groups can be used in conditions and triggers to check, whether certain
trains are located in certain blocks and/or whether these trains are performing certain
schedules. They can also be used to check, whether certain blocks are currently
involved in certain schedules. See page 251.
76. Lock all Blocks is a command, that can be used to interrupt the operation of your
layout without causing trains to perform an abrupt stop. See page 198.
77. Lock all Schedules is a command, that can be used to terminate the operation of
your layout without causing trains to perform an abrupt stop. See page 198.
Timetable / Clock:
78. The time, date and other settings of the clock/timetable can be altered outside of
edit mode, too.
79. It is possible to specify a reset time, which is applied during reset of the complete
layout and optionally after begin of each session.
80. The display of the clock can be synchronized with the system clock of the computer.
81. The clock can be automatically started and stopped with system operations called
by buttons, macros or even indicators.
82. In edit mode it is possible to limit the display of the timetable to those entries, that
are executed at the currently selected date. If this is done, then it is additionally
possible to expand the display to show the same content as outside edit mode; i.e.
to display the complete operational timetable for the currently selected date.
Turntable:
83. With a turntable switchboard symbol each turntable or transfer table can be operated
and controlled via switchboard windows, too.
84. The automatic calculation of the block diagram covers turntable symbols in
switchboard windows, too. Routes across and involving turntables or transfer tables
are automatically calculated, too. No specific programming or data input necessary
to enable a turntable for AutoTrain or automatic train operation.
85. Each turntable track can be optionally marked as forward or backward. This causes
the specified locomotives to leave the bridge via the according tracks in forward or
backward direction. See page 311.
86. In addition to the above it is possible to override the direction, in which a locomotive
leaves the turntable, on an individual per schedule base. See page 311.
Traffic Control:
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