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Release of Blocks and Routes...............................................................................142
Simulation of Train Movements without Connection to a Model Railroad..........142
Restricted Speed, Wait Time and additional Operations ......................................143
Type of a Schedule - Shuttle and Cycle Trains ....................................................144
Shunting................................................................................................................144
Running Trains manually under Control of a Schedule .......................................145
5.12 AutoTrain – Start of Schedules made Easy.................................................146
5.13 Successors of a Schedule ...............................................................................148
5.14 Schedule Selections ........................................................................................149
6 The Traffic Control...............................................................................................150
7 The Inspector.........................................................................................................151
8 The Message Window...........................................................................................153
Dr. Railroad ..........................................................................................................154
9 A Sample Layout...................................................................................................155
General .................................................................................................................155
Step 1: Creating the Switchboard .........................................................................156
Step 2: Defining the Engines ................................................................................157
Step 3: Creating Blocks ........................................................................................159
Step 4: Contact Indicators.....................................................................................161
Step 5: Creating Schedules ...................................................................................164
Manual Operation .................................................................................................165
Further Steps.........................................................................................................165
10 The Object Explorer.............................................................................................169
10.1 Folders ............................................................................................................170
10.2 Objects and Links..........................................................................................170
10.3 Object Details.................................................................................................172
11 The Clock...............................................................................................................173
12 Indicators and Semi-Automatic Control.............................................................174
12.1 The Memory of Indicators ............................................................................174
Example: Preventing an Indicator from Flickering ..............................................175
12.2 Protection and Locking with Conditions.....................................................176
Complex Conditions .............................................................................................177
12.3 Operations ......................................................................................................178
Example: Automatic Reset of Signals ..................................................................180
Example: Emergency Stop Button........................................................................180
12.4 Semi-Automatic Control Mechanisms using Flagman Elements ..............181
The Flagman .........................................................................................................181
Flagmen and Operations.......................................................................................182
Flagmen and Conditions.......................................................................................183
Example: Detecting Train Direction.....................................................................183