Passing a (yellow) red light?

[Propeller]

I'm running TS2010 and I have finished the tutorials. I decided to run the preloaded scenarios. I choose Banks Heath in DCC control mode.

Everything is running well until I get to the point where the single track becomes three. I reach the point where there are three signals of two lights each. I'm on the center track and my light is yellow. The left signal is green but turns yellow as a train passes me. The line to my right is yellow.

Everytime I pass these three yellow lights I get a "you passed a red signal".
Obviously I don't understand the signals. I waited three minutes and no change. Please advise. Thanks.

 

[fran1]

Your ok, Banks Heath is faulty, it's been mentioned before.

 

[Propeller]

Thanks Fran. That was driving me nuts!

Your ok, Banks Heath is faulty, it's been mentioned before.

 

[Propeller]

Apollo Bay Scenario

Again thanks Fran.
I went ahead and tried RBR Demo 1 Apollo Bay scenario in DCC mode.
I arrived at the first roadcrossing where the signal lights, top and bottom, were both red. I waited several minutes and nothing changed. Is this another one that doesn't work right?

Fran,
I think I found a thread that says Apollo Bay is also bad.

 

[fran1]

Again thanks Fran.
I went ahead and tried RBR Demo 1 Apollo Bay scenario in DCC mode.
I arrived at the first roadcrossing where the signal lights, top and bottom, were both red. I waited several minutes and nothing changed. Is this another one that doesn't work right?

Yes, I was going to mention that, but I thought it was near the first station, I think a track direction marker.
In routes untick that favorite star effort (top leftish) and look at the routes, most have sessions to go with them, some have starter sessions or you can go straight in .

 

[Propeller]

Another route

Thanks again, but I'm just starting this program and your instructions do not make sense to me. I'm too new at this. I will try another route.

Yes, I was going to mention that, but I thought it was near the first station, I think a track direction marker.
In routes untick that favorite star effort (top leftish) and look at the routes, most have sessions to go with them, some have starter sessions or you can go straight in .