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automatic-en [2020/04/28 13:04] – [Automatic and Half automatic] smitt48 | automatic-en [2020/05/07 13:30] – [Automatic mode] peter_basti | ||
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+ | Manual: The locomotive controller is used. The operator has to do everything: set the turnouts, set signals, regulate speed, stop in time. Operator has to stop at signals! \\ | ||
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+ | Semi-automatic: | ||
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+ | Automatic: start the locomotive, Rocrail does everything. \\ | ||
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With Rocrail trains can be operated manually, in half automatic or in (full) automatic mode. For different trains these modes can be mixed on the same layout at the same time. | With Rocrail trains can be operated manually, in half automatic or in (full) automatic mode. For different trains these modes can be mixed on the same layout at the same time. | ||
- | In manual operation the user has to decide which track system | + | In manual operation the user has to decide which tracks |
In half automatic mode Rocrail is seeking a free block, is setting the route to this block and the switches and signals for this route. The user still has the job of the railroad engineer: Driving with the speed allowed and stopping in time lies in the user's hand and responsibility. | In half automatic mode Rocrail is seeking a free block, is setting the route to this block and the switches and signals for this route. The user still has the job of the railroad engineer: Driving with the speed allowed and stopping in time lies in the user's hand and responsibility. | ||
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automatic-en.txt · Last modified: 2022/05/08 00:46 by rainerk