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| Timetable awareness 16/05/2016 at 22:01 #82441 | |
Gwasanaethau
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" said:" said:I’m intrigued by the difference in time of the clocks in the picture!" said:It was still there when I visited.Its worth adding that most busy panels will have a simplifier printed out showing the order of planned movements (similar to the F8 function but with bespoke notes) or a station working book and this is now signallers keep track of whats MEANT to be happening.At Bristol we used to have one of the CIS screens, and the station panel Signalman would often work off that rather than the printed simplifier. 
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| Timetable awareness 17/05/2016 at 10:26 #82453 | |
KymriskaDraken
963 posts |
" said:" said:The Bath end has always been behind the times." said:I’m intrigued by the difference in time of the clocks in the picture! :ohmy:" said:It was still there when I visited.Its worth adding that most busy panels will have a simplifier printed out showing the order of planned movements (similar to the F8 function but with bespoke notes) or a station working book and this is now signallers keep track of whats MEANT to be happening.At Bristol we used to have one of the CIS screens, and the station panel Signalman would often work off that rather than the printed simplifier. Kev Log in to reply |
| Timetable awareness 17/05/2016 at 12:46 #82462 | |
jc92
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Not quite as bad as rotherham where you need to set your clock back 40 years
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| Timetable awareness 17/05/2016 at 18:13 #82485 | |
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Gwasanaethau
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" said:Not quite as bad as rotherham where you need to set your clock back 40 years Reminds me of a bus I rode on down here in Poole at the end of last year. A computer glitch caused the display to show: “Tue 07-08-35 11:34” (yup, that’s 2035!). Log in to reply |