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the schedule are drawn transparently in the background. In a specific mode of the software
you can easily pick and add them to the current schedule with a click of the mouse
to these objects.
Additionally one or more starting blocks and optionally one or more destination blocks
are to be specified. Starting blocks are marked in the schedule diagram with a small
green marking, destination blocks with an orange or red marking. In the diagram above
“Hidden Yard 3” is marked as a starting block and “Southtown 1” is marked as a destination
block.
In order to start this schedule, assign an arbitrary train to block “Hidden Yard 3”, select
the schedule on the computer screen and call the appropriate start command of Train-
Controller. The Visual Dispatcher will automatically allocate the blocks and activate
the routes, that belong to this schedule and will automatically start the train. When the
train reaches the stop indicator in “Southtown 1” then the schedule is terminated.
A schedule can only contain elements, that are also contained in the main block diagram.
The location of each element in the display is determined by the location of the
referenced element in the main block diagram. If an element in the main block diagram
is changed, moved or deleted then this change is reflected in all schedule diagrams. In
this way multiple schedules can be conveniently maintained by changes of the main
block diagram.
Start and Destination of a Schedule
Each schedule contains one or more start blocks and one or more destination blocks.
Start blocks are marked in the schedule diagram with a small green marking, destination
blocks with an orange marking.
It is required that you mark the desired start and destination blocks otherwise the
schedule cannot be started.
In Diagram 101 “Southtown 2” is marked as start block to the right and “Northville 1”
is marked as destination block to the left.
Start, destination and other schedule specific section settings are entered in the dialog
box displayed below.
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