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BR6 COA 04/02/2022 at 09:03 #144986 | |
Guts
604 posts |
1D13 has received a COA on approach to BR6 when I cancelled the route at BR4 which had been showing Green. My issue is BR6 is showing single yellow, and remained that way. Post has attachments. Log in to view them. Log in to reply |
BR6 COA 04/02/2022 at 12:55 #144988 | |
Hap
1030 posts |
Coming off a 75mph onto a 15mph turn out into the station, I would suspect that the most restrictive aspect you are going to get from BR6 into Bangor UPL is a Y if the route is set. So reverting BR4will result in BR6 going to remain at Y unless the route release hasn't triggered by the approaching train, then it would still be showing R.
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BR6 COA 04/02/2022 at 13:26 #144989 | |
jc92
3683 posts |
I can recreate this with a fresh debug sesssion BR6 is approach control to red, releases to yellow, and remains at yellow when BR4 is put back. is it possible the driver is actually upset BR4 has been put back and is within sighting distance? not sure if ACOA logic looks past the signal immediately in front of the train.
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BR6 COA 04/02/2022 at 16:03 #144995 | |
Dionysusnu
577 posts |
jc92 in post 144989 said:is it possible the driver is actually upset BR4 has been put back and is within sighting distance? not sure if ACOA logic looks past the signal immediately in front of the train.This seems likely. In my testing, the test driver did not get upset when I pulled BR4 shortly after BR6 cleared to yellow. When I reinstated BR4 and pulled it a bit later, while the test driver was still approaching BR6, they did indeed get upset about an ACOA. This coincides with the test train entering the sighting distance of BR4 in the time between BR6 clearing and waiting to pull BR4. Log in to reply The following user said thank you: Guts |