Model RailRoad Manager (tm), MRRM (tm), software provides model railroad Inventory, Maintenance and Waybill-based Traffic Generation. Advanced version includes Dispatcher, Fascia, Cab Panels Editor and Operations, Layout Locomotive, Turnout, Signal, Block Occupancy, and other sensor Control. Advanced edition also provides HyperThrottle Cabs that integrate rail traffic workload and layout control, Multi-layout Operations for virtual car forwarding between layouts, Remote Operations to drive trains from a distance, Web Cams, Internet features, and extended DCC support.

Stop Management


Purpose | Screen Images | Data Description | Function Descriptions | How to Use


Purpose:

A Stop is a point on a track segment that names the place where a train is to stop. A Stop is also called a Spot by some folks. You may have as many stops on a track segment as you require but at least one stop is required to define a train stopping place on a track segment. Every industry, yard, interchange and station must have at least one stop to support operations there.


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Data Description:

Stop ID - unique stop ID up to 20 characters

Site Name - an optional long name for the site where the stop is located.

Site Dock, an optional string to differentiate docks at an industry (e.g. Shipping or Receiving) or station.

Siding ID - the unique Track Segment ID where the stop is located (required); use the drop-down box to pick it.

Citytown ID - the unique Citytown ID where the stop is located (required); use the drop-down box to pick it.

Division ID - the unique Division ID where the stop is located (required); use the drop-down box to pick it.

Stop Type - select type: Station, Industry, Yard_Entry, or IC_Tower from the drop-down list. If you enter anything else it is OK but MRRM will ignore the stop for some functions limited to particular types


Function Descriptions:


How to Use:

Create a stop wherever you want to command a train to stop during operations even if only occasionally


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