Dispatching in Bonn - Revision history

ErwinL: /* Street Names of Level Crossings */ Track lengths added

2013-09-18T18:21:49Z

Street Names of Level Crossings: Track lengths added

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	==Street Names of Level Crossings==		==Street Names of Level Crossings==
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ErwinL at 18:45, 25 June 2013

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	Before you get your approval to run the service on a signal box, you need to find out about the local characteristics. After training as a general trainee signalman, dispatchers were always paired with a person skilled in the signal box. This chapter is the brief introduction to the area. Read it carefully. It contains very important information.		Before you get your approval to run the service on a signal box, you need to find out about the local characteristics. After training as a general trainee signalman, dispatchers were always paired with a person skilled in the signal box. This chapter is the brief introduction to the area. Read it carefully. It contains very important information.

ErwinL: /* Introduction */

2013-03-14T07:24:23Z

Introduction

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	Hi! Welcome to the former Capital City of Germany! Bonn isn’t a big town, but it’s still a very important town in Germany. There are a couple of governmental offices that stayed here, even after Berlin became capital city of Germany. Interesting is that the station layout never looked like a capital city. The panel looks smart, but the amount of work is pretty deceptive. The amount of traffic is enormous for the layout. It’s mostly through traffic, so you don’t have to make major directional decisions, but the follow up of IC trains is very short. We’re located on the left side of the Rhine River between Cologne (from the North/right side of the panel) and Frankfurt (from the South/left side of the panel). On the left side of the panel, we have our neighbour Bonn-Bad Godesberg and on the right side we have our colleagues to Bonn-Duisdorf and Roisdorf. Most of the traffic runs between Godesberg and Roisdorf. The line to Bonn-Duisdorf doesn’t have Overhead Line Equipment, so don’t think of sending something there that ~~doesn’t~~ have pantographs.		Hi! Welcome to the former Capital City of Germany! Bonn isn’t a big town, but it’s still a very important town in Germany. There are a couple of governmental offices that stayed here, even after Berlin became capital city of Germany. Interesting is that the station layout never looked like a capital city. The panel looks smart, but the amount of work is pretty deceptive. The amount of traffic is enormous for the layout. It’s mostly through traffic, so you don’t have to make major directional decisions, but the follow up of IC trains is very short. We’re located on the left side of the Rhine River between Cologne (from the North/right side of the panel) and Frankfurt (from the South/left side of the panel). On the left side of the panel, we have our neighbour Bonn-Bad Godesberg and on the right side we have our colleagues to Bonn-Duisdorf and Roisdorf. Most of the traffic runs between Godesberg and Roisdorf. The line to Bonn-Duisdorf doesn’t have Overhead Line Equipment, so don’t think of sending something there that does have pantographs.

	==Line Bonn-Bad Godesberg to Bonn Hbf==		==Line Bonn-Bad Godesberg to Bonn Hbf==

ErwinL at 14:25, 13 March 2013

2013-03-13T14:25:25Z

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	If you run signal 902 in fleeted mode, pay attention to any freight train coming from Cologne. You won’t be the first one, who sent the local freight train for Bonn to track 202. Don’t give the drivers a big laugh, but pay attention to what’s coming from Roisdorf. You’ve got time enough to get the fleeting away.		If you run signal 902 in fleeted mode, pay attention to any freight train coming from Cologne. You won’t be the first one, who sent the local freight train for Bonn to track 202. Don’t give the drivers a big laugh, but pay attention to what’s coming from Roisdorf. You’ve got time enough to get the fleeting away.

	251/250 is the line to Duisdorf. Just a bit of diesel trains every hour/half hour, depending on the time of the day.		251/250 is the line to Duisdorf. Just a bit of diesel trains every hour/half hour, depending on the time of the day. Remember that the line to Bonn-Duisdorf doesn’t have Overhead Line Equipment, so you need to press [[Set Route To Track Without OLE Button\|FfrT]] prior to setting the routes into those tracks.

	Track 108 was used for the local tramway, but it’s a long time something went in there.		Track 108 was used for the local tramway, but it’s a long time something went in there.

ErwinL: /* Abbreviations */

2012-03-02T12:49:12Z

Abbreviations

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	==Street Names of Level Crossings==		==Street Names of Level Crossings==

ErwinL: /* Abbreviations */ Level Crossing details added

2012-01-09T22:41:11Z

Abbreviations: Level Crossing details added

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Charlie: /* Abbreviations */

2011-11-25T05:52:30Z

Abbreviations

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Charlie at 21:43, 24 November 2011

2011-11-24T21:43:51Z

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ErwinL at 08:42, 28 July 2011

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	The text is "peer to peer" written as if you are in the signal box, the first day after training.		The text is "peer to peer" written as if you are in the signal box, the first day after training.

			Have a more [http://www.signalsimulation.com/zoom/bonn/ detailed look at the Bonn Hbf panel] here.

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

ErwinL at 20:29, 12 July 2011

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	Before you get your approval to run the service on a signal box, you need to find out about the local characteristics. After training as a general trainee signalman, dispatchers were always paired with a person skilled in the signal box. This chapter is the brief introduction to the area. Read it carefully. It contains very important information.		Before you get your approval to run the service on a signal box, you need to find out about the local characteristics. After training as a general trainee signalman, dispatchers were always paired with a person skilled in the signal box. This chapter is the brief introduction to the area. Read it carefully. It contains very important information.
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