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I recently tested the EB on the Class 377 and after about a second of EB going off, the train went over an AWS magnet and the AWS sound started. I waited for 10 seconds before pressing insert. The EB sound was still going and after about 20 seconds I cancelled it. AWS should (in real trains, not BVE) apply the brakes after a certain period of time if the warning is not acnolaged (sp?) and EB normally applys the brakes after 5 seconds. Why do they cancel each other out? shouldn't they work together? BVE Passengers be warned, If your driver falls asleep your train may crash! :pDerek kaye
In BVE, if you do not cancel the AWS by pressing insert, the train still will not stop. I think it can't be simulated in BVE and this is the closest. I'm not sure about each other cancelling each other out!
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Derek,Yes this is correct, as Steve and Nathan label it 'semi-functional' it means that you get all the right noises but there's no way to make it stop the train CiaoSaxon Locomotive Works - "The difficult we do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer"http://www.zodiac-infosystems.co.uk/rail/bve
I know in BVE the AWS won't stop the train, but the thing I was worried about was the fact that the EB didn't stop the train when the AWS horn was on.Derek kaye
Well yes that could be a problem. Generally you're protected against both, but I guess not in BVE. Hopefully you're not falling alseep anyways! Sometimes I am... Tim Frost NVTA Subway routes for BVE: The Union Atlantic Railroad: Your stuff's important!
