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Diagram 100: Schedule Specific Block Settings
End block of a Schedule
After marking one or more blocks as start blocks, the software automatically checks,
whether there are any (dead) end blocks. This is done according to the following rules:
• Each block which has no subsequent block in this schedule (“dead end”) is calculated
as end block. In Diagram 101, for example, “Northville2” is calculated as end
block to the left. If a train executes this schedule, it cannot leave “Northville2” to
the left, because there is no other block to the left of “Northville2”, that is contained
in this schedule.
• Each block which closes a loop is calculated as end block. On circular layouts usually
each starting block is calculated as end block to the same direction.
• If a block cannot be reached from the starting block, i.e. if there is no incessant
chain of blocks, routes and connecting links between the starting block and this
block, then this block is excluded from the schedule.