intallonabile Posted October 23, 2011 Posted October 23, 2011 Sorry if i wrote in english in German section Please someone can tell me after signal 365 for train toward Bonn Godesb if there is only 1 block section to arrive at Bonn Bad Godesb or more sections. I Dont comprise why 365 363 and 361 numbers for a so short section The same thing please happen for 360 362 and 364 track ? Is this only 1 block section or more Thanks for the reply
TjoeTjoe Posted October 23, 2011 Posted October 23, 2011 Sorry if i wrote in english in German section Please someone can tell me after signal 365 for train toward Bonn Godesb if there is only 1 block section to arrive at Bonn Bad Godesb or more sections. I Dont comprise why 365 363 and 361 numbers for a so short section The same thing please happen for 360 362 and 364 track ? Is this only 1 block section or more Thanks for the reply 351AT - track 351 - 1000 m 361AT - track 361 - 1000 m 363BT - Rolandseck 2 - 450 m (<- only track occupation detection, if talking about a (signal) block section then 363BT + 351AT are one block together) I think you are confused by the number 363 and 365 here. I think there function is mostly to set routes i.e. from Oberwinter towards Rolandseck/KBBG Other functions are to force signals to stop. When you would lock track section 363 it also locks 365. Hope it makes things clear a bit. Took me some time to understand it (well how I understand it ) Erwin
signalsoftRC Posted October 24, 2011 Posted October 24, 2011 the box numbers technically represents "positions to press buttons" and are NOT necessarily "tracks". the box numbers are used by the number entry system and are linked to buttons. you can consider a "block section" a piece of track between 2 signals in the same direction. In this case signal 364 and 362 are back-to-back and about 500 metres apart. Rolandseck platform is JUST in the middle there. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wufyo0w_WVo&t=8m50s here we start at 364 towards Neuer Weg.
signalsoftRC Posted October 24, 2011 Posted October 24, 2011 the box numbers technically represents "positions to press buttons" and are NOT necessarily "tracks". the box numbers are used by the number entry system and are linked to buttons. you can consider a "block section" a piece of track between 2 signals in the same direction. In this case signal 364 and 362 are back-to-back and about 500 metres apart. Rolandseck platform is JUST in the middle there. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wufyo0w_WVo&t=8m50s here we start at 364 towards Neuer Weg.
intallonabile Posted October 24, 2011 Author Posted October 24, 2011 the box numbers technically represents "positions to press buttons" and are NOT necessarily "tracks". the box numbers are used by the number entry system and are linked to buttons. you can consider a "block section" a piece of track between 2 signals in the same direction. In this case signal 364 and 362 are back-to-back and about 500 metres apart. Rolandseck platform is JUST in the middle there. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wufyo0w_WVo&t=8m50s here we start at 364 towards Neuer Weg. Thanks to Erwin and Richard for reply. Richard, have you received photos of PINO TRONZANO Stellwerke ? ciao Diego
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