After a windows up date it cause a blue screen (kiss of death) This resulted in looosing a number of programes inc Signalsoft.

On reinstalling I received the licence keys, I clickied on the browes to locate the key but nothing happens, what have I done wrong.

Lastly I saved the keys on other drives leaving the orignal on outlook. Looking through drives they are all there but when using Signalsoft licence page they are not.

Can anyone help.

thanks and sorry for my english that is bad

Diego

Fulda is now available for purchase!

We have sent out emails to people who have purchased past simulations. You can view the English email here.

If you would like to take a peek at the English manual page on the wiki, it is here.

To go directly to the webshop and help us put food on our tables, click here!

I am curious how the "US Based Simulation" is coming along? Can you let us know of any of the anticipated features of this implementation? Will it be a US&S CTC relay type, or NX? Very interested in what might be coming down the road, and am hoping that SOMEONE makes a PRR style CTC type machine like those that were in Cola Tower, Perryville Tower, or Edgewood Tower! I am new to these simulations, and am learning the German system with Klienstadt right now... very fascinating! Keep up the great work! :-)

Paul

the demo of the big simulation Post T Amsterdam CS is out now. You can download it here.

You can also buy this big simulation under our great Online-Shop.

Have much fun with it

Your

Signalsoft-Team

the demos of the SpDrS60 dispachtertowers

Hürth-Kalscheuren - download

and

Andernach - download

are out now. You can also buy the new simulations under our good Online-Shop.

Have many fun with it,

Your

Signalsoft-Team

it was a long time, but now you can download the demo of Bonn Hbf and Gelsenkirchen Hbf.

Have fun with it.

Your Signalsoft Team.

Download Links:

Bonn Hbf Demo

Gelsenkirchen Hbf Demo

This is the Power Signal Box (PSB) of Brunswick in Germany (In German: Braunschweig Hbf)

We've some very neat features build in... and will be released soon.

http://www.signalsoft.info/forum/index.php?showtopic=104

http://www.signalsoft.info/forum/index.php?showtopic=112

Demo version you can find here:

http://www.signalsimulation.com/links/HengeloEN.html

We start with a overview map of the area:

Small map.

Little bit bigger and more details are in the Track Plan and Overhead Line Equipment plan:

Single large page.

If you want to print out this plan, we strongly recommend to use the following file:

5 Pages A4/Letter format

With this file, you have 5 pages available for printing, with an overlap of 3.5 cm (1.5 inch). With that you can fold the edges and staple the overlapping parts together. If you have a colour printer: hey... that's getting really neat and detailed!

There is a list of explanations for the symbols on the map.

The document about the hourly train pattern is completed as well:

One page to learn by heart!

If you go through these document and familiarize yourself with the tracks, track names, hourly pattern, you will be able to dig into the Post T Hengelo Simulation right away!

Below the lists of the Platform Indicator Displays (PID) with the target codes:

Almelo CTA

Hengelo CTA

Enschede CTA

Wierden CTA

draft version of the Manual

Here you can find the demoversion of Power Signal Box Hengelo:Click here!

What kind of features will Post T Hengelo have:

Next to the functionality of Post T Arnhem additionally:

- railway crossings and their warning boxes (and so the issues that come with it if the crossings are closed too long)

- local operation areas (you give away a part of your yard to the shunters)

- stop/through facilities for railway crossings immediate after a platform

- train direction indicators (for the customers. Those rolling film type of things). This includes the punch card system as in use at NS.

- TNV (Train Descriptor system, based on the old DOS screens. This is really neat and oh so handy!)

- more movement order types (12 total!)

- shunter drivers

- switch locks (locally operated)

- train radio (cab secure radio) with alarm stop option.

- CPZ telephone system (dutch telecommunication system)

- Central Traffic Control system (simplified operating system)

- and a lot of other features where I will talk about later.