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available, then the train will automatically proceed via “Southtown 2” to “Hidden<br />
Yard”.<br />
• It is not possible to reverse a train within a schedule. If, for example, a train enters<br />
“Southtown 1” from “Main Line West” then it is not possible to leave “Southtown 1<br />
to “Main Line West” without terminating the current schedule and starting another<br />
schedule first. This other schedule can be another run of the same schedule diagram,<br />
though.<br />
• It is not possible to change a train within a schedule.<br />
Schedules describe train movements of one train from blocks to other blocks without<br />
changes of trains and without changes of direction.<br />
You can create as many schedules as desired.<br />
Schedules are not bound to specific trains, though. In principle each schedule can<br />
be executed with each train. In this way by specifying only a few schedules it is<br />
possible to achieve varied operation for many different trains. To start a schedule<br />
with a certain train, the train must be currently located in a block of this schedule,<br />
though.<br />
To run your trains with realistic speed it is very important to adjust the speed profile<br />
of each affected engine accordingly (see section 3.5, “The Speed Profile”).<br />
5.11 Execution of Schedules<br />
For varied operation or special situations you can specify among others the following<br />
attributes for each schedule:<br />
• If the schedule shall be executed manually or automatically controlled by the computer.<br />
• A time period, in which the Dispatcher repeatedly tries to start the schedule, if the<br />
first attempt to start the schedule fails.<br />
• Whether certain blocks or routes of the schedule shall be passed with restricted<br />
speed.<br />
• Operations, which are executed at the beginning, at the end or during the schedule.<br />
• Whether and how often the schedule shall be repeated as a cycle or by a shuttle<br />
train.<br />
• A selection of other schedules, which are started after finishing the schedule with<br />
regard to availability or by random selection<br />
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