Dispatch Trains in Amsterdam Central Station

2009-10-14 | News

Power Signal Box Amsterdam Central Station

You will be amazed with the features and gameplay of Power Signal Box Amsterdam.

You’ll have to manage loads of traffic in a reasonable size layout. This is the largest signal box simulation made up until now.

It covers a wide area of about 40 km circle around the buzzing Amsterdam Central Station.

This simulation makes best fun if you share the panel in our multiplayer system!

The simulation is delivered with full documentation about the area.

Features

  • Very advanced simulation with a wide area of operation, though still easy to operate
  • Multiplayer (Dispatcher Centre to operate a panel with more than one signaller)
  • Detailed simulation of a Power Signal Box GRS-NX Type
  • Exact copy of the Signal Panel including all sounds
  • difficulty level adjustable by managing train series
  • 399 points/turnouts, 332 signals
  • 576 track sections
  • 229 km of total track length (apprx. 140 miles of track)
  • 3292 possible routes (!)
  • 1200 trains per DAY, leaving out 4 hours at night, that’s one train per minute!
  • more than 1200 movement orders per day
  • operate the Overhead Line Equipment with many catenary groups
  • 2 operable Bridges
  • 29 Platform Indication Display with original punch card system

Full track plans and OLE plans is available as a single page or multi-page to print out and connect together.

System Requirements

Minimal

  • Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista, Windows 7 32 or 64 bit
  • 1GB RAM memory
  • 500MB space free on hard disk
  • Sound Card
  • 2.0 GHz processor

Recommended

The simulation CAN run on older computers, though we encourage to have

  • 2GB RAM Memory
  • 3GHz multi-core CPU

Monitors

The simulation can run on a monitor with 1024×768 resolution. Though we strongly encourage higher resolutions for a better simulation experience. For optimal results, you might consider having a wide screen monitor. Ideally you would have more than one monitor available.

Microsoft .Net Framework

The simulation uses the Microsoft .NET Framework. If this is not available, it will be installed upon installation of the application.