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Jon uses a three-letter identity system for relay/contact identities as the final signal and points numbers were not known at the time of the start of the work. | Jon uses a three-letter identity system for relay/contact identities as the final signal and points numbers were not known at the time of the start of the work. | ||
For photographs of the mini panel, see | For photographs of the mini panel, see http://photos.swindonpanel.org.uk/index.php?/category/1 | ||
<h2>Documentation:</h2> | <h2>Documentation:</h2> | ||
Revision as of 14:34, 8 April 2015
The mini panel was designed and built by Jon Tillin to illustrate typical WR E10k operation.
Jon uses a three-letter identity system for relay/contact identities as the final signal and points numbers were not known at the time of the start of the work.
For photographs of the mini panel, see http://photos.swindonpanel.org.uk/index.php?/category/1
Documentation:
Panel Design:
Panel Circuitry:
- Route Setting
- Aspect Controls
- Approach Locking
- Signal Stick
- Route Locking
- Point Controls
- Misc Indications
- Indications Flasher
Simulator:
- Auto Working [See note 1]
- Point Simulator
Electronics:
(Note 1, When the panel is left with its main route set for 30 seconds the track circuits drop in sequence as if trains are passing. The signal also behaves in auto. No separate auto switch is provided.)