EDIT - Problem solved - operator error - see post #4 below...
I have a situation where the triggers for two closely-placed crossings overlap as in the following screenshot:
Both main lines are set up for bi-directional running and use the 4-trigger system.
Trainz approaching from the bottom of the shot activate Xing 3 as they should, then the loco hits the 'activate' triggers for Xing 2 which activates as it should. However when the end-of-train clears the Xing3 'de-activate' triggers nothing happens. The train continues along, clears Xing2 which de-activates as it should, but Xing 3 remains active.
Same thing happens if the train runs the other way, except there obviously Xing 2 remains active.
The issue is NOT channel-related or any other set-up issue, everything there is checked, double checked and deffinitely OK. Both xings work perfectly if the other is removed.
What am I missing....
Andy
I have a situation where the triggers for two closely-placed crossings overlap as in the following screenshot:
Both main lines are set up for bi-directional running and use the 4-trigger system.
Trainz approaching from the bottom of the shot activate Xing 3 as they should, then the loco hits the 'activate' triggers for Xing 2 which activates as it should. However when the end-of-train clears the Xing3 'de-activate' triggers nothing happens. The train continues along, clears Xing2 which de-activates as it should, but Xing 3 remains active.
Same thing happens if the train runs the other way, except there obviously Xing 2 remains active.
The issue is NOT channel-related or any other set-up issue, everything there is checked, double checked and deffinitely OK. Both xings work perfectly if the other is removed.
What am I missing....
Andy
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