CVL commands

[Jim2016]

@Michiel What is this "TRI" CVL command used for the SRL and the freight train in Simvliet?

[JeffT]

To give a train number. Let's say you want to drive a train from Simvilet haven to Ostpark. The type something like 1234HO A38 TRI.
You can say it does the opposite to the TRO CVL command.

[Jim2016]

So it’s for naming trains based on where they are? Opposed to TWZ which is based on the previous train number. (I had never heard of TRI (and TRO) until now, when I came across those commands in a Simvliet activity file)

[JeffT]

So it’s for naming trains based on where they are? Opposed to TWZ which is based on the previous train number. (I had never heard of TRI (and TRO) until now, when I came across those commands in a Simvliet activity file)

TRI when you don't have a number at all. Like when you are in the depo. 1234XL A11 TRI.
TRO if you want to get rid of train numbre. 1234 TRO

[Citadis]

Is there other commands we don't know?

[Jim2016]

TRI when you don't have a number at all. Like when you are in the depo. 1234XL A11 TRI.
TRO if you want to get rid of train numbre. 1234 TRO

Okay thanks

[brozma]

To be honest, I've never heard of these commands aswell. I should try them soon.
Until now I only used "RWI" (set junction route), "RWO" (cancel junction route), "TWZ" (give train a number) and rarely I used "SPLIT" (split train number during decoupling) commands.

Also there's one thing. When you cancel junction route, the route you set is still "semi-active for a few seconds. It means this:
1st: The orange markers in CVL console still shows the beggining and the end of the route, you cancelled.
2nd: You can't set the another route on the same place of the junction, where you cancelled previous one. even CVL can't set route automatically aswell.
3rd: If there was AHOB crossing on the set route and was closed, it stays closed until is route fully cancelled and then it opens.
4th: During this state, when train is approaching the cancelled "semi-active" route, it gets 10 Absoluut signal (in case of RET ATB), 10 Absoluut and red light (in case ZUB) or Groen 40 and red light (in case of NS ATB-EG)

[Jim2016]

There's also VVI and VVO to enable or remove the station block if you're ahead of schedule

[Michiel]

And WSO to flip a switch.

[brozma]

There's also VVI and VVO to enable or remove the station block if you're ahead of schedule

True. I forgot about them. I also use them, for example when I drive the train in explore mode and I have to leave the computer for some reason (need to go the bathroom, someone called me to help him/her), so I stop in station, enable station block, go AFK, return later, disable station block and depart.

And WSO to flip a switch.

Never heard of it, gotta test it.