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Timetabling problem? 10/02/2017 at 00:18 #93024 | |
Trainfan344
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Running the default 2009 timetable, I've just routed 2W57 (formed of 1 x 323 according to it's timetable) into platform 5B as booked and as can be seen in the attached screen shot, the train then stops blocking the track circuit on the points at the Wolves end of the station. I understand this is due to the short nature of platform 5. Is this a booked move?
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Timetabling problem? 10/02/2017 at 01:11 #93025 | |
MarkC
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Trainfan344 in post 93024 said:Running the default 2009 timetable, I've just routed 2W57 (formed of 1 x 323 according to it's timetable) into platform 5B as booked and as can be seen in the attached screen shot, the train then stops blocking the track circuit on the points at the Wolves end of the station. I understand this is due to the short nature of platform 5. Is this a booked move?Having looked at the train and platform length for the train to fit fully you would need to signal the train from 5B to 5A so it can use the middle part of P5, having looked at wiki allowing the train to use the middle part of P5 aswell would or should allow the train to fit. I do not know myself if this is the booked platform, but given that BNS does have the ability to extend platforms to the middle this may be taken in to consideration when platforming trains Log in to reply |
Timetabling problem? 10/02/2017 at 01:31 #93026 | |
postal
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Trainfan344 in post 93024 said:Running the default 2009 timetable, I've just routed 2W57 (formed of 1 x 323 according to it's timetable) into platform 5B as booked and as can be seen in the attached screen shot, the train then stops blocking the track circuit on the points at the Wolves end of the station. I understand this is due to the short nature of platform 5. Is this a booked move?As a general point, it is much easier for people to help with a problem if you can upload a saved game rather than a screen shot. It is easier to diagnose if you can see the underlying data rather than just the up-front picture. “In life, there is always someone out there, who won’t like you, for whatever reason, don’t let the insecurities in their lives affect yours.” – Rashida Rowe Log in to reply The following user said thank you: Trainfan344 |
Timetabling problem? 11/02/2017 at 13:11 #93044 | |
Lyn-Greenwood
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Trainfan344 in post 93024 said:Running the default 2009 timetable, I've just routed 2W57 (formed of 1 x 323 according to it's timetable) into platform 5B as booked and as can be seen in the attached screen shot, the train then stops blocking the track circuit on the points at the Wolves end of the station. I understand this is due to the short nature of platform 5. Is this a booked move?The following trains that are booked into platform 5B (entering at the 5B end) are too long for that platform and need to have their timetable edited to use platform 5M (or 5) with 'Near End' set as the stopping position: 5W04, 1G08, 2W57 and 2W61. They will then stop with the rear of the train at the end of platform 5B. Simply signalling them further into platform 5 without editing their timetable will cause them to travel to the 5A end of platform 5 which might conflict with other trains that require to use platform 5A. Last edited: 11/02/2017 at 13:11 by Lyn-Greenwood Reason: Typo Log in to reply |