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Quick timetable input
Using comfortable dialog boxes from the Timetable Manager you can enter a train and its timetable data with a few mouse clicks only. A new timetable can be created quickly. The timetable data is visualised automatically in different helpful displays:
- Graphical timetable including track occupation and a line graph
- Display of allowed and actual velocity
- Platform occupation diagram with connections in stations
- Track display over the complete route with connections and vehicle rostering
- Route in the network
Interactive timetable editing
The timetable data may be edited interactively in large tables or in simple graphical manner. Large amounts of trains can be organised effortlessly in hierarchical patterns. An overview of your timetable with the train list can also be kept. Track changes are performed by Drag-and-Drop within the graphic. In a freely configurable tabular timetable you always have the data and required evaluations at your disposal. These and many other functions will support you well during your work.
Immediate running time calculation
You will see the effect of any track change immediately: every modification concerning the train route causes a new calculation of the minimum running time. Requested times do not change.
Conflict detection
When creating a timetable or adding slots into an existing timetable, things may get a bit tight. Trains obstruct each other, conflicts happen. These conflicts will be displayed for the entire network. So you always see the problems immediately and are able to solve the conflicts at once.
Operating days
Allocate different operating days for the trains. On different days different trains may use the same slot.
Vehicle editor
Select from given traction unit data or simply enter your own vehicle data.
Output possibilities
The results of the timetable construction may be printed as graphical timetables and track occupation plans. Furthermore, all tables may be exported into Excel or ASCII formats.
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