Switch Trigger

[railsong]

I am using TS2010EE and have built a route that has an Eastbound main line and a Westbound main line. I am running my trains with AI. On the Eastbound main I have a junction going to the Industry Airport. At this junction I am using the ISS speed signal to set the junction speed at 20MPH. When leaving the airport the consist goes through a junction to the Westbound main line. The train then goes quite some distance to a right had junction going to the yard. I have a speed signal on the Westbound main set at 40MPH, but the train ignores it and goes 20MPH all the way back to the yard. It seems that when the train goes through the junction from the airport to the Westbound main the switch at the yard junction sets to the right postion and I think maybe that is what's causing the train to go 20MPH all the way back. Is there a way to over ride the speed signals with a trigger or something that would cause the yard switch to switch to the right when the train gets closer to the junction? Any help would be greatly appreciated......

 

[stagecoach]

If it is doing half the speed then the next signal the the ISS one sees must be red or a buffer. You may need to place an invisible signal just after the buffer.

 

[railsong]

Well I have tried everything I can think of, but I just can't get the train to run at the speed I want, where I want. I tried the invisible signals and made changes in my layout signals and nothing seems to effect the speeds I want. Thanks for the info, as I am about at my wits end with this. It seems the train gets stuck on a previous speed signals speed and that's all it wants to run at. In the upper right corner where the trains speed and speed limit are listed, the speed limit does go to what I want, but the train does not go there. Any more info would be appreciated on how the ISS speed signals work. Thanks....

 

[aussepom]

I have just started to try and use the sinals, but i also want to increase the limit speed, and at some point limit the speed any help please point me in the right direction