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- Page 3 and 4: Contact: Freiwald Software Kreuzber
- Page 5 and 6: 4 Schedule ........................
- Page 7 and 8: 6 5.8 Arranging Indicators and Mark
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- Page 11 and 12: 10 Passing trains from automatic to
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- Page 25 and 26: 24 Quick Start - Step 1: Installati
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- Page 43 and 44: 42 Diagram 22: Block Editor It show
- Page 45 and 46: 44 Diagram 24: Specifying the Digit
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Automatic Operation Because you wan
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• Not suited for full automatic o
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The human operator is completely re
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B All the methods listed above can
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Each window can appear in one of th
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You can play with all settings with
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Users, who are familiar with HTML a
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After the selection of the current
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B 2 The Switchboard 2.1 Introductio
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The elements in the switchboard are
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Diagram 56 Diagram 57 Diagram 58 Di
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B Diagram 61: Customization of High
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B Diagram 62: Normal and Space savi
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Diagram 64: Specifying the digital
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If you want to visualize that a sig
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2.7 Self-provided Switchboard Symbo
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2.8 Highlighting occupied track sec
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• The size of the train window ca
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B Each item in this list shows the
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B Diagram 73: General Properties of
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B slider are avoided. For engines w
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! Diagram 75: Adjusting the simplif
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! contact indicator (see section 4,
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! ! The whole procedure is repeated
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! ! To start the test run put the e
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! Note, that a license of TrainProg
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Diagram 80: Arranging Auxiliary Fun
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B ! Operation of Function Only Deco
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B 4 Contact Indicators If your digi
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Diagram 84: Train is leaving the mo
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B 5 The Visual Dispatcher I 5.1 Int
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Diagram 89: Sample Layout The layou
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B Diagram 91: Switchboard of the sa
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Following these guidelines the bloc
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Diagram 94: Block Diagram in the Vi
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The following image explains the te
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Diagram 96: Block Diagram of a Circ
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Current Block Among the blocks, whi
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Please note that locking of a block
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Diagram 99: Specifying the digital
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If more than one digital system is
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! ! switchboard window associated w
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B case of momentary contacts like r
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Diagram 103 shows a block, which is
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! Please note that a brake marker i
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Diagram 105: Block with three occup
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the block. There is also a disadvan
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Assume that in the above example th
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• Create a block, that represents
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Markers specified for scheduled sto
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! “Grey” is used, if the other
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whether a train may leave this bloc
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! you can easily pick and add them
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Alternative Paths One of the most o
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! B B schedule. This other schedule
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Diagram 119: Reservation of the Blo
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! B • Other trains, that reserve
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It is additionally possible to adap
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If the current speed of the train,
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! If a train will repeat the schedu
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• If a train will automatically r
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AutoTrain with Start and Destinatio
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! ! With schedule successors it is
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X Conclusions: • If you want to c
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train, which is currently controlle
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All routes displayed in the dispatc
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B 6 The Traffic Control During oper
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• Pin to current Train: With this
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B 8 The Message Window With the Mes
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9 The Simulator With TrainControlle
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! Diagram 128: Track Plan of the Sa
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Diagram 130: Engine list By editing
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Diagram 132: Switchboard with Block
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Diagram 134: Indicator arrangement
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Line East” for trains that pass t
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Part III Extensions X 221
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11 Advanced Train Control 11.1 Trai
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software requires no manual interve
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! • trains will be always able to
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To operate the auxiliary functions
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y checking the menu item Enable Joi
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! macro is specified as an auxiliar
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In TrainController Gold Train group
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If several engines are running as a
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Based on the recommendations of the
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12 The Object Explorer The Object E
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Even though a link to the object do
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13 The Clock TrainController can di
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layout. With this option it is for
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possible to specify that a certain
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• AT-LEAST-group: such group meet
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ation - e.g. the state “on” of
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Lists of Operations Lists of operat
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Diagram 145: Trigger of a Flagman B
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should happen. For this purpose, a
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off again, even if the track occupa
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X According to the above the follow
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X Macros vs. Lists of Operations Li
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! If you specify the start and end
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X TrainController, you are able to
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Turnout position control is usually
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X ! 15 The Visual Dispatcher II 15.
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• Create all blocks of the layout
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Imagine the following block diagram
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X ! 15.2 Virtual Contacts and Virtu
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! train passes the left indicator f
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X “Protection and Locking with Co
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If no engine or train is explicitly
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scheduled stops. If trains entering
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! ! ! The rule to release preceding
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Diagram 164: Manual Control of Stat
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locked by default. This can be done
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The schedule for short trains is di
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16 Timetables It is possible to exe
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17 Turntables and Transfer Tables 1
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• permanent move in either direct
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the bridge on the computer screen i
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! • Marklin Turntable 7186 • Ma
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• Insert a block, which represent
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17.5 The Track Layout of a Turntabl
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automatically iterates clockwise th
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Diagram 182: Assigning operations o
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• Create a flagman “Track 1”
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Passing trains from manual to autom
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X ported by TrainController Gold. F
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Diagram 185: Computer Section Contr
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! Diagram 186: Arranging a Block fo
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ture of many layouts is much more c
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When stationary block decoders are
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Appendix Migrating Existing Data Fi
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in a specific format. In particular
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track, but also to turn the locomot
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List of Examples Automatic Car Ligh
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properties of signals 100 propertie
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operations 252 and flagmen 258 by r
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indexing 301, 304 two aspect signal