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Now that you can drive a train, it is time to learn about the '''Traffic Control Console (CVL)''' and its operations. | Now that you can drive a train, it is time to learn about the '''Traffic Control Console (CVL)''' and its operations. | ||
== Opening the CVL == | == Opening the CVL == | ||
Opening the CVL is possible with two keys: {{Key|F1}}, (open the CVL) or {{Key|F2}}, (open and give input). | Opening the CVL is possible with two keys: {{Key|F1}}, (open the CVL) or {{Key|F2}}, (open and give input). | ||
== The CVL panel == | == The CVL panel == | ||
When you have opened the CVL, you will see a blue screen with the track (yellow lines) and section-numbers (white numbers). In this panel, you can make a path through intersections. In this panel, you also can see the actual sim time and where the trains are on the tracks.[[File:CVLstandardsize.png|1000px]] | When you have opened the CVL, you will see a blue screen with the track (yellow lines) and section-numbers (white numbers). In this panel, you can make a path through intersections. In this panel, you also can see the actual sim time and where the trains are on the tracks. | ||
[[File:CVLstandardsize.png|1000px]] | |||
== Make a path == | == Make a path == | ||
Before you can cross an intersection, a path is necessary. This path can be auto-generated by your train number or can be made manually by typing [[File:RWI.png]] | Before you can cross an intersection, a path is necessary. This path can be auto-generated by your train number or can be made manually by typing [[File:RWI.png]] When you make a wrong path and want to delete it, you can type [[File:RWO.png]] | ||
== Change your train number == | == Change your train number == | ||
For making an auto-generated route or a [[DRIM]] text, you can change your train number. By default, a train unaffected has an F100?? code. This number has no function; to change this number type. [[File:TWZ.png]]. | For making an auto-generated route or a [[DRIM]] text, you can change your train number. By default, a train unaffected has an F100?? code. This number has no function; to change this number type. [[File:TWZ.png]] You can check all destination codes [[Destination Codes|here]]. | ||
== Split trains == | == Split trains == | ||
If you want to split a single train into two separate trains, you can type [[File:SPLIT.png]]. Now you have two trains with different codes. | If you want to split a single train into two separate trains, you can type [[File:SPLIT.png]]. Now you have two trains with different codes. | ||
== Station departure block == | == Station departure block == | ||
If a train is ahead of schedule, it will get a station departure block (vertrekverbod). You can also give this signal manually by typing [[File:VVI.png]] or remove it manually by typing [[File:VVO.png]] | If a train is ahead of schedule, it will get a station departure block (vertrekverbod). You can also give this signal manually by typing [[File:VVI.png]] or remove it manually by typing [[File:VVO.png]] | ||
== Automatic junctions == | == Automatic junctions == | ||
When a path file is loaded, you can choose which junctions are automated and which not. You can do this by typing [[File:DV.png]] or the other commands. | When a path file is loaded, you can choose which junctions are automated and which not. You can do this by typing [[File:DV.png]] or the other commands. | ||
* '''DV''' – Go straight ahead on both sides | |||
* '''AK''' – Reverse at this junction | |||
* '''AB''' – Automatic junction by destination code | |||
* '''FE''' – Manual junction | |||
Not every code is available on every junction. | Not every code is available on every junction. | ||
{{Navigation Bar Getting Started}} | {{Navigation Bar Getting Started}} | ||
[[Category:Tutorial]] | [[Category:Tutorial]] | ||
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Now that you can drive a train, it is time to learn about the Traffic Control Console (CVL) and its operations.
Opening the CVL
Opening the CVL is possible with two keys: F1, (open the CVL) or F2, (open and give input).
The CVL panel
When you have opened the CVL, you will see a blue screen with the track (yellow lines) and section-numbers (white numbers). In this panel, you can make a path through intersections. In this panel, you also can see the actual sim time and where the trains are on the tracks.
Make a path
Before you can cross an intersection, a path is necessary. This path can be auto-generated by your train number or can be made manually by typing 
When you make a wrong path and want to delete it, you can type 
Change your train number
For making an auto-generated route or a DRIM text, you can change your train number. By default, a train unaffected has an F100?? code. This number has no function; to change this number type. 
You can check all destination codes here.
Split trains
If you want to split a single train into two separate trains, you can type 
. Now you have two trains with different codes.
Station departure block
If a train is ahead of schedule, it will get a station departure block (vertrekverbod). You can also give this signal manually by typing 
or remove it manually by typing 
Automatic junctions
When a path file is loaded, you can choose which junctions are automated and which not. You can do this by typing 
or the other commands.
- DV – Go straight ahead on both sides
- AK – Reverse at this junction
- AB – Automatic junction by destination code
- FE – Manual junction
Not every code is available on every junction.
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