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TrainController Gold and Silver - Freiwald Software

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that the lighting is controlled by an additional function only decoder. Perform the following<br />

steps:<br />

• Create <strong>and</strong> setup an engine “Loco” for the actual engine heading the train.<br />

• Create an additional engine “Dummy” <strong>and</strong> specify the digital address of the function<br />

only decoder.<br />

• Setup the function symbols for the functions provided by the function only decoder<br />

in the engine “Dummy”. Use a unique function symbol for the car lighting that has<br />

not been already used for functions of the actual engine “Loco”.<br />

• Create a train <strong>and</strong> assign the two engines created above to it. Don't forget to check<br />

the option Forward Function.<br />

• Assign the function symbol representing the car lighting to the operations of a schedule,<br />

a macro or an indicator (see also Diagram 120 or Diagram 149) as desired.<br />

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11.2 Cars <strong>and</strong> Train Sets<br />

Cars<br />

Cars represent vehicles of your model railroad, that are not equipped with a motor. Examples<br />

are passenger cars or freight cars. For each car you can specify the following<br />

attributes among others:<br />

• digital decoder address, if the car is equipped with a function decoder<br />

• name <strong>and</strong> image<br />

• length <strong>and</strong> weight<br />

• maximum allowed speed<br />

• auxiliary functions (e.g. light, smoke or coupler)<br />

Cars are mainly used for trains, that change their formation during operation, <strong>and</strong> to accomplish<br />

the following tasks with these trains:<br />

• the maximum speed of a certain locomotive will vary <strong>and</strong> depend on the pulled cars<br />

(e.g. fast passenger train vs. slow freight train, both pulled by the same engine at<br />

different times)<br />

• the same locomotive will be directed to different tracks according to the cars it is<br />

currently pulling (e.g. passenger train may go to the platform track while a freight<br />

train pulled by the same locomotive at another time must not go there)<br />

• trains will be directed to different tracks according to their current length (see also<br />

page 286)

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