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However, TrainController is able to perform much more complex train control on much more complicated track layouts. TrainController cannot only control perpetually running commuter trains or trains, that run continually around a loop. TrainController can perform intermediate train stops or execute train functions automatically, such as switching on lights or playing sounds. TrainController can operate hidden yards automatically or control trains according to time tables. To learn, how these amazing things can be done with TrainController continue reading part II of this Users Guide. 63
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RAILROAD & CO. ® TrainController
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Contact: Freiwald Software Kreuzber
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4 Schedule ........................
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6 5.8 Arranging Indicators and Mark
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13 The Clock ......................
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10 Passing trains from automatic to
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Page 26 and 27: Diagram 1: TrainController Setup Sc
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Page 30 and 31: Diagram 5: Train Window If you want
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Page 40 and 41: Dividing the layout into Blocks Ano
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Page 58 and 59: To do this run our train manually b
Page 60 and 61: Diagram 41: Locking the left Entry
Page 62 and 63: Next select “Block 4” and press
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Page 90 and 91: The elements in the switchboard are
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Page 96 and 97: B Diagram 62: Normal and Space savi
Page 98 and 99: Diagram 64: Specifying the digital
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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
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