Use of yen smbol in traintable

[janamdo]

Can't figure out where the yen symbol for stands ?
Despite reading the manual, it gives not a answer for me.

[Johannes]

It marks the end of the points zone (see section 2.8.1.9.4 in the manual). If an exit signal shows an aspect with a reduced speed, that speed is valid until your train has passed the location marked by the Yen symbol.

(The letter Y looks like a set of points/two diverging tracks, and the Yen symbol looks like a crossed-out Y )

[janamdo]

Thanks

A exit is then a point when leaving a station or another exit point in the railway system ( like a branch, junction) ?

[janamdo]

Thanks

A exit is then a point when leaving a station or another exit point in the railway system ( like a branch, junction) ?

Reading the traintable is still a problem when driving the train : the use of the Yen symbol is not yet really understood and to name something other markings like the logic of the Sbk notation where it stands for.
(there are block signals and automatic blocksignals )
Should be much better if there comes a tutorial for reading the traintable with all explanations of the used abbrevations.

[janamdo]

I suppose its also much easier for reading to use a tablet for traintable display

[janamdo]

Interesting to learn something more about the Zusi3 working
http://www.tf-ausbildung.de/BahnInfo/weichenbereich.htm" target="_blank
Unfortanely it is rather difficult to read.

[F. Schn.]

the use of the Yen symbol is not yet really understood

You have to drive with restricted speed untill you left the last switch / last point of a station. This location is labled with Yen. See again manual 2.8.1.9.4 for speed restricion duration.

to name something other markings like the logic of the Sbk notation

Do not care. The time table locates such signals.

[janamdo]

the use of the Yen symbol is not yet really understood

You have to drive with restricted speed untill you left the last switch / last point of a station. This location is labled with Yen. See again manual 2.8.1.9.4 for speed restricion duration.

to name something other markings like the logic of the Sbk notation

Do not care. The time table locates such signals.

Thanks
It is a big puzzle this game and English native people are in big trouble to master this
It will be never a popular game in this state

[F. Schn.]

I still wonder where you can let you get puzzled!? Zusi won't be popular, because it contains only German routes, not because it does not explain details like when the second red light is on or how many cut-out boxes are mounted on a signal or why a signal is a Sbk or a Bk or how the exact number of a signal is assigned.

[janamdo]

Yes, it is a big puzzle with a manual what is not written for a beginner

because it contains only German routes

That doesn't matter because i like Germany and i do have German roots too
https://www.nvbswinkel.com/search.php?m ... _https=yes" target="_blank
https://www.nvbs.com/" target="_blank (Nederlandse Vereniging van Belangstellenden in het Spoor- en tramwegwezen )

By the way ..i tried to play the traintable example in the manual with trainnumber E 6034 with Tfz 634 +634
Could not find this in Zusi3 yet.