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| |Cannot overset a different route | A route is already set from the signal; may also be associated main/warner routes.[[overset_route_examples|examples]] \\ \\ | | |Cannot overset a different route | A route is already set from the signal; may also be associated main/warner routes.[[overset_route_examples|examples]] \\ \\ | | ||
| |Cannot release ground frame |The required conditions to release the [[.:glossary:ground_frames|ground frame]] have not been met. For example, a protecting signal has not been returned to danger via an [[.:ssrun:signal_emergency_replacement|Emergency Replacement Switch]]. See individual [[usertrack:mans:manuals|simulation manuals]] for more detail. [[ground_frame_examples|examples]] | | |Cannot release ground frame |The required conditions to release the [[.:glossary:ground_frames|ground frame]] have not been met. For example, a protecting signal has not been returned to danger via an [[.:ssrun:signal_emergency_replacement|Emergency Replacement Switch]]. See individual [[usertrack:mans:manuals|simulation manuals]] for more detail. [[ground_frame_examples|examples]] | | ||
| - | |Cannot swing overlap | | | + | |Cannot swing overlap |The points in the overlap are locked, therefore the overlap cannot be swung. Points often become locked as the train approaches the red signal.| |
| - | |Conflicting slot given | | | + | |Conflicting slot given |You have given a slot on one line that will cause a conflict if this slot is given. For example, signalling one train onto a single line, then trying to give a slot so that a train can come the other way.| |
| - | |Conflicting subroute(s) | | | + | |Conflicting subroute(s) |You have attempted to set a route that crosses a route that has already been set.| |
| |No overlap available |There is no [[usertrack:glossary:overlap|overlap]] currently available for that particular route. Could be because another route is set, occupied or points are locked preventing the overlap being set. [[no_overlap_examples|examples]] | | |No overlap available |There is no [[usertrack:glossary:overlap|overlap]] currently available for that particular route. Could be because another route is set, occupied or points are locked preventing the overlap being set. [[no_overlap_examples|examples]] | | ||
| |No route between selected signals |There is no valid route between the two chosen signals. Routes are usually set from main signal to main signal. Check that you are not trying to set a route over a main signal. [[no_route_examples|examples]] | | |No route between selected signals |There is no valid route between the two chosen signals. Routes are usually set from main signal to main signal. Check that you are not trying to set a route over a main signal. [[no_route_examples|examples]] | | ||
| |No route set from signal |You have pressed the "automatic working" button on a manual signal, but no route has been set | | |No route set from signal |You have pressed the "automatic working" button on a manual signal, but no route has been set | | ||
| - | |One or both signals are collared | | | + | |One or both signals are collared |One or both of the signals has a General or Traction Isolation reminder applied.| |
| - | |One or more signal(s) collared | | | + | |One or more signal(s) collared |One or both of the signals has a General or Traction Isolation reminder applied.| |
| - | |Part of route already locked by another route | | | + | |Part of route already locked by another route |You have attempted to set a route that crosses a route that has already been set.| |
| |Points locked normal/reverse by another route |A set of points within the route you are trying to set are either manually locked, or are locked by another route that has already been set. [[points_locked_examples|examples]] \\ \\ \\ | | |Points locked normal/reverse by another route |A set of points within the route you are trying to set are either manually locked, or are locked by another route that has already been set. [[points_locked_examples|examples]] \\ \\ \\ | | ||
| - | |Preset shunt signal is collared | | | + | |Preset shunt signal is collared |The [[usertrack:glossary:preset_shunt|preset shunt signal]] has a General or Traction Isolation reminder applied.| |
| - | |Preset signal already working in preset mode | | | + | |Preset signal already working in preset mode |You have attempted to set a route to a [[usertrack:glossary:preset_shunt|preset shunt signal]]| |
| |Preset signal(s) already have a route set | | | |Preset signal(s) already have a route set | | | ||
| |Route locked by token apparatus | | | |Route locked by token apparatus | | | ||
| - | |Route not available | | | + | |Route not available |This message may have several meanings depending on the Simulation. Please see the relevant [[usertrack:mans:manuals|manual]].| |
| |Route set from the exit signal - call-on not allowed |You are trying to set a [[usertrack:glossary:call_on|call-on]] route for a train to enter a platform at which another train is already waiting and for which an exit route has already been set. This is not allowed due to the possibility of the driver of the train being called-on to enter the platform misinterpreting the distant signal of the exit route as a sign that the platform is empty. This rule, known as [[usertrack:glossary:huddersfield_control|Huddersfield Control]], arose from an actual accident. Note that this error message will occur even if there is no train at the platform. [[call-on_examples|examples]] | | |Route set from the exit signal - call-on not allowed |You are trying to set a [[usertrack:glossary:call_on|call-on]] route for a train to enter a platform at which another train is already waiting and for which an exit route has already been set. This is not allowed due to the possibility of the driver of the train being called-on to enter the platform misinterpreting the distant signal of the exit route as a sign that the platform is empty. This rule, known as [[usertrack:glossary:huddersfield_control|Huddersfield Control]], arose from an actual accident. Note that this error message will occur even if there is no train at the platform. [[call-on_examples|examples]] | | ||
| |Subroute locked in opposite direction |You've attempted to set a route onto a track that already has a route set in the opposite direction| | |Subroute locked in opposite direction |You've attempted to set a route onto a track that already has a route set in the opposite direction| | ||