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In the example displayed above each train entering the related block shall turn on the
light. Additionally it shall blow its whistle when the block is released later.
If a function symbol specified here is not configured for an engine, then this engine will
do nothing, when it executes this schedule. If, for example, the function symbol Whistle
is only assigned to steam engines in the example displayed above, then diesel engines
will remain quiet when executing this schedule.
Speed restrictions and wait time are specified in the dialog displayed in Diagram 100.
These attributes are specified on a per-schedule base. It is possible to specify different
settings for different schedules.
There are different types of schedules.
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Type of a Schedule - Shuttle and Cycle Trains
Normally – when no special type is selected – the journey of the train ends in a destination
block of the schedule.
If a train shall repeat the schedule as shuttle train, it will be started again after arriving
in a destination block and will run back in the opposite direction to an appropriate start
block. It is possible to specify a repeat count to control, how often the schedule shall be
repeated.
It is also possible to repeat the schedule as a cycle based on a circular diagram. In this
case the train is started again on the same schedule after arriving at the destination
block of the schedule. The train repeats traveling on the schedule in the same direction
as before. Like for shuttle trains it is possible, to specify how the cyclic schedule shall
be repeated.
When repeating schedules as a cycle it is necessary that these schedules are circular,
i.e. destination blocks must be start blocks, too.
An additional type of schedules is shunt.
Shunting
If a schedule is provided for shunting then all blocks and routes of the schedule are reserved,
when the Dispatcher starts the schedule. The blocks can be passed in an arbi-