Serge NOEL
35 lines
1.7 KiB
Python
35 lines
1.7 KiB
Python
import java
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import jmri
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# Dispatcher System extends Dispatcher by automatically creating stations and associated dispatcher files
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# allowing trains to be dispatched between the stations and scheduled with timetables.
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# Simulation is supported and can be used to try out the system before the physical layout is built.
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# You have to first set up:
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# 1) a layout panel setup with track, blocks and signal masts,
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# 2) certain blocks marked as stations (instructions given), and
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# 3) some engines set up with speed profiles (dummy speed profiles provided if you only want to simulate
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# to see what is possible)
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# You then run the system and the following are created automatically:
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# 1) signal logic, sections, transits and train info files enabling trains to run anywhere on the layout
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# using dispatcher
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# 2) A set of station buttons inserted on the panel which allow trains to run station to station under dispatcher
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# 3) Provision to set up routes so that trains can be sent along these routes
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# 4) A scheduler to enable trains to run at preset times
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# 5) Timetables showing the scheduled trains
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# 6) A set of buttons provided on the panel which enable you to setup and run the system easily
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# The system is stored in the Dispatcher System folder.
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# Instructions
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##############
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# 1) Run the Toplevel DispatcherSystem.py (this file, or the one in the DispatcherSystem directory)
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# 2) Read the help accessed from the menu of the panel produced to get an detailed idea of what the system does
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# 3) The instructions can also be found by searching for 'Dispatcher System' in JMRI Help
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RunDispatcherSystem = jmri.util.FileUtil.getExternalFilename('program:jython/DispatcherSystem/DispatcherSystem.py')
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execfile(RunDispatcherSystem)
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