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TOPIC: Waiting for correct route to be set

Re: Waiting for correct route to be set 06 Mar 2012 16:53 #31

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Re: Waiting for correct route to be set 07 Mar 2012 06:51 #32

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maxand wrote:
I had wondered why it seemed necessary to assign a special description to any train that has to reverse at Harrow siding while it is in the siding, e.g., J201-7 terminates at Harrow & Wealdstone (emptying its passengers), becoming K201-8 to enter the siding as ECS since Class 5 descriptions aren't used for LU ECS, then changes to K201-9 once it's out of the siding. Now I understand - SimSig must only let in the empty versions of these trains by their TDs
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No, SimSig is not examining the TDs.

These changes happen because that's what the real Working Timetable does. The sources I have list these trains with a 7 character TD instead of the usual 4 characters. So these are 2J01201, 5K01201, and 2K01201 respectively. The real displays show J201 or K201, so that's what I used. The LU WTTs would talk about "train 201 run 5", with the runs changing when the train reverses direction.
Where do they get their 7, 8 and 9 suffixes in SimSig? Is that also in the real WTT?
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If it's smelly or explosive, it's chemistry.
If it doesn't work, it's because there's no route between selected signals.
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Re: Waiting for correct route to be set 07 Mar 2012 07:27 #33

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maxand wrote:
Where do they get their 7, 8 and 9 suffixes in SimSig? Is that also in the real WTT?

No. As the manual said, I added the suffices myself, ignoring the letter. Think of them as "part run" numbers (if I had access to the actual run numbers I could do better).
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Re: Waiting for correct route to be set 07 Mar 2012 09:28 #34

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clive wrote:
maxand wrote:
Where do they get their 7, 8 and 9 suffixes in SimSig? Is that also in the real WTT?

No. As the manual said, I added the suffices myself, ignoring the letter. Think of them as "part run" numbers (if I had access to the actual run numbers I could do better).

See here
(trip number is what you're looking for)

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Re: Waiting for correct route to be set 07 Mar 2012 12:45 #35

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Okay, all is clear now. Thanks Peter for the timetable link.
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If it doesn't work, it's because there's no route between selected signals.
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