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Diagram 33: Specifying a Wait Time
Enter 02:00 in the box below Wait and Signal. This tells the software, that the train
shall wait 2 simulated minutes in “Block 2”. The duration of simulated minutes is
scaled with the speed of the internal fast clock. For more information about the fast
clock refer to chapter 11, “The Clock”, please. Commit your settings with OK. Perform
the same steps for “Block 3” to specify a wait time for “Block 3, too.
Now press . The train now starts to move towards „Block 3“. In “Block 3” it slows
down and stops for a few moments. Then it starts again and enters “Block 4”. Here it
slows down again, stops and starts to the opposite direction. In “Block 2” it slows down
and stops again. After a few moments it starts again and runs to “Block 1”, where it
stops. Then the complete cycle is repeated again.
You are now able to configure control of automatically running trains. However,
TrainController is certainly able to perform much more complex train control on
much more complex track layouts. TrainController cannot only control perpetually
running commuter trains or trains, that run perpetually 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. Proceed with reading of
part II of this Users Guide, please, to learn, how these amazing things can be done with
TrainController.
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