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| Note there is a slightly different arrangement at Waverley East end platforms PC and MR. The operation is explained in the section covering Edinburgh. | Note there is a slightly different arrangement at Waverley East end platforms PC and MR. The operation is explained in the section covering Edinburgh. | ||
| - | Generally interlocking requires the protecting signals to be at red with the ‘E’ button used where appropriate. Points do not need to be locked into position, and may already be correctly positioned by a previous movement. | + | Generally interlocking requires the protecting signals to be at red and will put back automatics on release. Points do not need to be locked into position, and may already be correctly positioned by a previous movement. In most cases if there is a train present on the mainline the GF release is subject to a timer based estimating the time to stop (slow trains may still be on the move). |
| ===Additional locking of Ground Frame releases=== | ===Additional locking of Ground Frame releases=== | ||