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Placing Signals

General Placement

• The red arrow indicates where the signal is placed.
• It can be used as a handle to move the signal along the track.
• The signal’s offset (position left or right of the track) can be adjusted in the properties window.

Overlap

• Signals have a 20m overlap.
• If a signal is placed closer than this distance to the signal in front then it will repeat the state of the signal ahead (if able). This can be used as

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Signal Settings
Common
Display Name

• The display name can be used to display a different identification on the signal ID plate than what is in the signal’s name box.
• Multi line names are split using a space.
• An example of this would be a signal acting as an Indicator to another signal:
  
  • Parent signal is called “SM 205”
  • Indicator signal is called “SM 205 IND”
  • The display name of the indicator signal can be set to match the parent signal and a separate

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Signal Assets

Signals in the R51-SK follow a common naming convention: <region> <type> | <upperHead><lowerHead> <function> <routes> <attachment 1> ... | <placement>

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This page contains additional resources relating to NSW Railways and signalling operation.

Further Reading

ARTC
Signals and Signs (NSW)
https://www.artc.com.au/customers/operations/rules-procedures/nsw/signals-signs/

ANSG 600 - Running Signals
https://www.artc.com.au/uploads/ANSG-600.pdf

ANSG 602 - Shunting Signals
https://www.artc.com.au/uploads/ANSG-602.pdf

NSWrail.net
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