Can anyone tell me please, what is the reset procedure after the train protection system triggers an emergency stop. I can't find a way to clear the red lights that come on in the bank of undocumented warning indicators.
Yeah I ran into this problem once too. Unfortunately neither the tutorials nor the manual explain what to do in case the safety system triggered the emergency brakes.
From the manual: At some point in your Train Sim World driving career, you will encounter an emergency brake application. Whatever the reason, here are some simple steps to get you back on your way quickly: 1. You should always begin by understanding why you received an emergency brake application. Was it an intervention by an on-board safety system? Was it because you tripped a trackside mechanism? Or something else? Understanding the exact cause can significantly help you avoid similar situations in the future. 2. If you can hear an alarm, and you are still moving, you must wait for the train to come to a complete stop before you can acknowledge or cancel the alarm. 3. Acknowledge/Cancel the alarm by pressing the Alerter Reset Control (See Settings > Controls menu). All audible alarms should have been silenced. If you can still hear alarms, please refer to the appropriate section about onboard safety or signalling systems. 4. Once at a complete stop, and all alarms have been acknowledged or cancelled, you should always ‘reset’ your driving controls. Resetting simply means to restore all the driving controls to their default position, neither applying power or braking (except where brake needs to be applied to prevent you from free-rolling) and the direction control or Reverser is set to its neutral or off state. 5. Once all the driving controls have been reset, move the Reverser to Forward. 6. If you have the Power Handle Lever in a brake setting, move it into a low throttle position to begin applying power. Note that the some trains require a power setting before the brakes will begin to release. 7. Once the brakes have fully released, the train should begin to move. The ZSI-90 Train Protection System uses magnets embedded in the track, between the rails, that activates in-cab equipment to alert the driver to signal states ahead. The in-cab ZSI-90 system will trigger a sound and light when the locomotive passes over an active magnet. Active magnets are most often encountered at a Distant Signal showing a warning of an upcoming Stop aspect. After hearing the tone, the driver must press the ZS Acknowledge button (B25) to avoid a brake application (see pages 10 and 14 for the location of the ZS Acknowledge button). After acknowledgement, the tone will repeat a few times in the cab to remind the driver of the upcoming signal aspect ENABLING OR DISABLING ZSI-90 The default state of the ZSI-90 system is disabled. To enable the system, you must be seated in the driving seat and the train must be stationary. Use the Signalling Systems Enabled control (See Settings > Controls menu). Repeat to disable the system again.
