Divide the signboard into two halves. There is a yellow light at each end. The lower yellow light determines the speed that should be at the signal. The lower yellow light is 40km/h, one yellow light with a yellow stripe (indicator) is 60km/h, one yellow light with a green stripe is 80km/h and one yellow light with two green stripes is 100km/h. The upper light is a warning. The yellow light is expect to stop, a slowly flashing yellow light is expect to 40km/h, a rapidly flashing yellow light is expect to 60km/h, a slowly flashing green light is expect to 80km/h, a rapidly flashing green light is expect to 100km/h and the green light means no speed. For example: if the lower yellow light is on and the upper yellow light is flashing slowly, it means go around the signal at 40km/h and expect to 40km/h. If only the top yellow light is flashing, it means drive past the signal at the maximum permitted speed and expect 40km/h. [PŘILOŽIT=plné]211195[/PŘILOŽIT]
Yes for a while I thought that Czechs must have some kind of weird repeater system until I saw one change. At the moment I'm doing it like a colour blind person looking at the position in the signal! The other thing that has helped in my specific situation is taking the screen off night mode which I usually keep it in...
Try this alternative approach. Note, that yellow is always top (warning) and down (speed restriction), while red is in the middle.
Yes. If you have the correct channel, you will recieve a call when leaving the track with group signal – most notably Turnov -> Stará Paka from any track.
see, this was the signalling guide I was expecting to be in the manual I took the liberty of editing your quote to make it more clear for those who would want to copy it and use it as a guide, I hope you wont mind
I’m kind of trying to use the radio but other than Turnov where you need to confirm the signal applies to your train - which to all intents and purposes can be done with the vanilla Contact Signaller command - it’s kind of gilding the lily. The lineside signs for channel changes are very much blink and miss them, though there is a map in the manual. However it was trial and error how to change channels on the 843 as the manual only shows this for the 750 which uses a different style radio. Also on the 843, the radio is a slight pain as it blocks some of the forward view and I don’t think you can hide it.
in the manual it says to hit F8 softkey, which prompts you to enter the number, and upon entering it, you are set and good to go ... I have only ridden 843 so far, so I can confirm this works
Totally agree, it blocks the view terribly. However, tou can't hide it in reality either. For anyone else who don't know (yet) how to change the radio channels in 843: 1. Locate the upper screen (by default black on white). 2. Press 0. 2. Insert channel number. 3. Press Enter. When dispatcher calls you, click the physical phone (next to the right window). It seems that you can probably also click Enter on the screen instead of the phone.
The upper light is a warning. The yellow light is expect to stop a slowly flashing yellow light is expect to 40km/h a rapidly flashing yellow light is expect to 60km/h a slowly flashing green light is expect to 80km/h a rapidly flashing green light is expect to 100km/h the green light means no speed (edit: limit?). The lower yellow light determines the speed that should be at the signal. The lower yellow light is 40km/h one yellow light with a yellow stripe (indicator) is 60km/h one yellow light with a green stripe is 80km/h one yellow light with two green stripes is 100km/h. For example: if the lower yellow light is on and the upper yellow light is flashing slowly, it means go around the signal at 40km/h and expect to 40km/h. If only the top yellow light is flashing, it means drive past the signal at the maximum permitted speed and expect 40km/h. a bit more formatted guide for those who would want to copy it (yes, it is your post, just the layout is a bit tidied up
I will add some information. After changing the ribbon, you must perform a D test on the radio station. Press button 3 and then button 1 or F6. )1( is the dispatcher and )2( is the dispatcher at the station. If there is a black X on the ribbon change signal, I call the dispatcher via D test. If there is no X, I call the dispatcher at the station via D test. We end the call with the C key. Add: Radio connection test, it is not necessary to do it immediately, the most important thing is to always look at the railway track in front of your train. Safe train travel is the most important thing.
I'm curious: Anybody else experiencing missing train faults? So far I've taken various rides with the passenger trains, which are quite long, and it didn't even pop up one little train fault like doors or anything... that's suspicious to me. :-/
On the 843, only goes up to F6? F8 is for the 750 radio. Manual needs updating with a graphic and functional description of the 843 version. Yes that's the little arrow like icon >>>> which I found by trial and error!
sorry cos I dont remember it from streams, but how do you guys apply power in 843? not the controls, but how do you progress with power delivery, so as not to trip the motors?
