Manual for computer equipment (dispatcher)

[Stele]

 

Seting route: 
1. Select home signal (B - selected in yellow frame) - all exit signals will light up.

2. Select end route point (N1) - Inside tab in upper right corner few options will appear

3. Press POCIĄG (train) button - route will set up (green)

 

------------------

 

 

Route release:

1. Select home signal at the star of route (B) - all further signals will light up.

2. Select signal at the ond of route (N1)

3. In commands tab (polecenia; top right corner) are two options: ZD - release time dependant of occupancy by train, ZW - immidietly after confirmation

4. Selecting ZW changes screen - awaiting confirmation.

 5. You have to wait 5 second, select same signals again (B then N1) and select ZWP command

------------------

 

 

Signal extinction:

1. Select signal (in our case B)

2. Select command STOP

3. Signal shows red aspect.

 

------------------

 

 

Exit on block in neutral state:

1. Block is in neutral state (1P - gray with arrows on both ends) - select object

2. To setup block direction to exit choose command WBL

3. If there isn't any obstructions, block will set up to exit.

 

------------------

 

Changing direction of automatic block signalling:
1. Select block object with arrowhead set to entry.

2. Choose command ZWBL - release block direction

3. Block will start to flicker and after a while will change to neutral.

4. Select block objest again and choose command WBL

5. After acceptance from next post, block will change it's arrowhead to exit.

 

------------------

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[EiHowa]

The largest problem for me is to know wich train is where. The screen where the track should stand doesn't show a track.

[Sharpe Serana]

To be noted : some signal boxes, like Katowice Zawodzie on track 2, have manual level crossings.

You have to close them before setting a route : click on the level crossing and select ZAMK.
After a few moments, the level crossing becomes grey on the screen and you can set the route.

You have to open them when the train has vacated the level crossing : click on it and select OTW.
It will then become magenta.

Edited December 8, 2022 by Sharpe Serana

[Kaito Kid]

Can we have a manual also for the interlocking at Lazy Lc please?

[SafeShows]

+1

[Irish Spud]

You need to have in-game tutorials on release. If players don't know how to operate the trains and dispatcher they will refund the game. 

[Kaito Kid]

22 hours ago, Irish Spud said:

You need to have in-game tutorials on release. If players don't know how to operate the trains and dispatcher they will refund the game. 

I prefer manuals in .pdf rather than in-game tutorials, you can always check a procedure in a read document and search for something in particular in it. 🙂

[Irish Spud]

1 hour ago, Kaito Kid said:

I prefer manuals in .pdf rather than in-game tutorials, you can always check a procedure in a read document and search for something in particular in it. 🙂

I agree, I also like PDF manuals to have open on  my second monitor. But I'm referring to the player  base who just want a simple in-game tutorial. They won't want to have to search for a PDF and search through forums for answers. 

[TTV Bioxyde37]

a queston. How i can re initialized the red manuel pedal from Lazy LC after a train pass this track?

i don't undstand how done this red indicator.

https://gyazo.com/dc41b3a070745754f6d9957f0108d247

 

[oli806]

It is a part of the line block, which is the interface between two signal boxes. With Po you will tell the technology and the next signal box that there is a train on the section. Task of the neighbouring station is now, once the train has arrived to unlock the line again. But the train has to arrive completely, so that this can happen. But if the neighbouring station is getting clogged up, the train can possibly not arrive.
So there is really nothing you can do about it, except try to offer a train to this line and wait what the response ist.

[BRD193]

I think a manual like this for the control panels like the one you can find at Lazy Lc would be appreciated as well. 🙂

[jbrenli]

On 12/11/2022 at 4:24 AM, BRD193 said:

I think a manual like this for the control panels like the one you can find at Lazy Lc would be appreciated as well. 🙂

Couldn't agree more! Always fun with electro-mechanical controls, but has no clue on what to do 😄

 

[stronzio]

On 12/11/2022 at 4:24 AM, BRD193 said:

I think a manual like this for the control panels like the one you can find at Lazy Lc would be appreciated as well. 🙂

ISDR (https://www.isdr.pl/) is a good way to practice polish electromechanical interlockings, it's a bit more in depth than simrail but most of the necessary knowledge is easily transferable. It's all in polish but with some google lens it's quite manageable once you understand the mechanics (telephone announcements, line block equipment etc.).

A lot of useful info can be found in the manual which thankfully I was able to machine-translate and that I'm now attaching to this post.

 

Ps: if you want something more challenging, try Liskow https://isdr.pl/index.php/topic,298.0.html?PHPSESSID=1pou2cdqf4r534ngcc8fid4tk5

 

 

translated ISDR manual.rar

Edited December 12, 2022 by stronzio
(wrong link)

[Wielebniak]

That guy posted nice beginner guide 

 

 

[SurvivorSean]

That is a good one.  The only thing I would add to that is make sure you communicate with neighbours especially if they are not AI.  It's always nice to know what train is coming.

Thanks

Sean

[DuckR0ll3R]

So i got a train into an E signal by mistake, and there seems to be no obvious way to override these one way E signals. I tried "init substitute singal" but im not sure how this even works. Would be nice to have a manual on that aswell.

 

Edited December 25, 2022 by DuckR0ll3R

[Fightdrug]

Am 14.12.2022 um 16:39 schrieb jacek:

That guy posted nice beginner guide 

when i see that picture... have i ever tell you how sweet it look when the signals change at this game ? never see that looking so good at a other train simulator 😄

[SurvivorSean]

The signal changing is cool as I was able to capture it in the screenshots (but wasn't streaming at the time).  Run8 does a good job as well.

Thanks

Sean