Traindata symbols

[janamdo]

Can't figure it what these symbols are yet?
- 110
<100>
- y
- <y>
- y, <y>, on one line
- E50 (?) to A60 (?).probably get Esig and Asig there own numbering ?
- <Ne 2>
<Ls> Langsam ?-someting with speed restriction ?

in general < ? >

[F. Schn.]

E50/E60: See Docu 2.8.1.10.1
Things in <>: Left track (Gegengleis)
¥: End of switch area.
Ls: Light shunting singal.
Ne 2: Make Ctrl+F in documentation: Distant signal board.

[janamdo]

Thanks

[Osnof]

Can't figure it what these symbols are yet?
- 110
<100>
- y
- <y>
- y, <y>, on one line
- E50 (?) to A60 (?).probably get Esig and Asig there own numbering ?
- <Ne 2>
<Ls> Langsam ?-someting with speed restriction ?

in general < ? >

Hello! I have another question, in some timetables I have found the lines connecting distances like the ones between 337.7 and 337.5 and again in 328.7 until 324.2 which I don't know what they mean, could anyone explain it??

Thank You very much

[snookerfan]

Hello! I have another question, in some timetables I have found the lines connecting distances like the ones between 337.7 and 337.5 and again in 328.7 until 324.2 which I don't know what they mean, could anyone explain it??

Thank You very much

Such as this?

[KlausMueller]

Hello! I have another question, in some timetables I have found the lines connecting distances like the ones between 337.7 and 337.5 and again in 328.7 until 324.2 which I don't know what they mean, could anyone explain it??

Do you mean the zigzag-lines rightmost in column 3a?

These lines indicate that the route is in a slope steeper than a certain value (i don't remember the exact values at the moment). They exist as single and double line, double is steeper. They inform the train driver about the measures for securing the train against rolling if it has to stop for longer time.

[F. Schn.]

I suggest to use the demo. The Demo contains an introduction.