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TrainController Gold and Silver - Freiwald Software

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Diagram 156: Blocks with enforced change of Direction<br />

This arrangement allows also for train movements from “Main Line West” via “Southtown<br />

1” to “Main Line East”. But after arriving in “Southtown 1” a train has to stop <strong>and</strong><br />

to reverse its direction in order to proceed to “Main Line East”, because it enters <strong>and</strong><br />

leaves the block on the same side.<br />

Even though you are not forced to do so it is recommended that you draw the block diagram<br />

according to the actual conditions of your layout. If you follow the layout of<br />

your model railroad you will probably not encounter any problems.<br />

Nevertheless you should always check whether the routes between your blocks<br />

touch the blocks at the correct side.<br />

Please note also that a train cannot run from one block to another under control of<br />

the Dispatcher if there is no route between the blocks.<br />

It is not necessary to draw routes always as straight lines. If desired for display purposes<br />

these lines can also contain corners. Such corners are only used for clearer visualization<br />

of the diagram, they do not have any impact to the operation of trains.<br />

Guidelines for routes:<br />

• Routes must touch the blocks at the correct entries/exits, because this affects the direction<br />

of travel through the related blocks assumed by the Dispatcher.<br />

• Each pair of blocks can be connected by an arbitrary number of routes.<br />

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