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Rodney Black home.comcast.net/~kb0oys Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS) Building a Panel

CATS – home.comcast.net/~kb0oyshome.comcast.net/~kb0oys JMRI – jmri.sourceforge.net Resources Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Introduction to CATS Prototype examples Setting up CATS as a better magnet board Signal aspect and indication determination Setting up CATS as a dispatcher panel for a model railroad Advanced CATS Outline Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

CATS is a computer program for controlling the signals on a model railroad (ABS, APB, CTC) CATS is a dispatchers panel for a model railroad CATS is a model of a dispatchers panel CATS is a suite of programs to assist in operating a model railroad in a prototypical manner Introduction – What is CATS? Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

CATS is computer system independent CATS is not tied to a particular control system CATS is a JMRI application CATS is not PanelPro CATS is freeware and open source CATS is a modern looking dispatcher panel inspired by Digicon Introduction – What is CATS? Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

The primary CATS user is the model railroader who wants a kit for signaling –Simple to set up –Simple to use –Realistic The secondary CATS user is the purist –CATS cannot be everything to everyone –CATS follows the good enough principle Introduction – What is CATS? Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Prototype Research - Digicon Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS) Copyright Digicon

Prototype Research - Digicon Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS) NTSB Docket DCA-08-MR009

Prototype Research – UP CAD Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Convert a track plan to a CTC panel diagram Draw the mainline Locate the blocks Define the turnouts Add some signals Run some trains as a magnet board Game Plan #1 Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Copyright Track Planning for Realistic Operation by John Armstrong Creating the Panel Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Files – loading, saving, creating anew, importing Edit – geometry changes, cell clearing and copying Devices Signal Details Tracks Details Track Ends – Block definitions – Signal placement – Turnout definitions Details Stations Details Labels Trains Crew Map to CATS (Magnet Board) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Files – loading, saving, creating anew, importing Edit – geometry changes, cell clearing and copying Devices Signal Details Tracks Details Track Ends – Block definitions – Signal placement – Turnout definitions Details Stations Details Labels Trains Crew Map to CATS (Magnet Board) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Files – loading, saving, creating anew, importing Edit – geometry changes, cell clearing and copying Devices Signal Details Tracks Details Track Ends – Block definitions – Signal placement – Turnout definitions Details Stations Details Labels Trains Crew Map to CATS (Magnet Board) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Files – loading, saving, creating anew, importing Edit – geometry changes, cell clearing and copying Devices Signal Details Tracks Details Track Ends – Block definitions – Signal placement – Turnout definitions Details Stations Details Labels Trains Crew Map to CATS (Magnet Board) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Files – loading, saving, creating anew, importing Edit – geometry changes, cell clearing and copying Devices Signal Details Tracks Details Track Ends – Block definitions – Signal placement – Turnout definitions Details Stations Details Labels Trains Crew Map to CATS (Magnet Board) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Files – loading, saving, creating anew, importing Edit – geometry changes, cell clearing and copying Devices Signal Details Tracks Details Track Ends – Block definitions – Signal placement – Turnout definitions Details Stations Details Labels Trains Crew Map to CATS (Magnet Board) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Files – loading, saving, creating anew, importing Edit – geometry changes, cell clearing and copying Devices Signal Details Tracks Details Track Ends – Block definitions – Signal placement – Turnout definitions Details Stations Details Labels Trains Crew Map to CATS (Magnet Board) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Files – loading, saving, creating anew, importing Edit – geometry changes, cell clearing and copying Devices Signal Details Tracks Details Track Ends – Block definitions – Signal placement – Turnout definitions Details Stations Details Labels Trains Crew Map to CATS (Magnet Board) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Files – loading, saving, creating anew, importing Edit – geometry changes, cell clearing and copying Devices Signal Details Tracks Details Track Ends – Block definitions – Signal placement – Turnout definitions Details Stations Details Labels Trains Crew Map to CATS (Magnet Board) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Files – loading, saving, creating anew, importing Edit – geometry changes, cell clearing and copying Devices Signal Details Tracks Details Track Ends – Block definitions – Signal placement – Turnout definitions Details Stations Details Labels Trains Crew Map to CATS (Magnet Board) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Files – loading, saving, creating anew, importing Edit – geometry changes, cell clearing and copying Devices Signal Details Tracks Details Track Ends – Block definitions – Signal placement – Turnout definitions Details Stations Details Labels Trains Crew Map to CATS (Magnet Board) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Architecture - Control and Sensing Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS) COMPUTER outputs inputs signals switch machines block detectors turnout feedback electrical switches

Wiring – Security Element (OS Section) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS) BC A1A2 Switch Machine Block Detection output input Position Feedback Turnout Control Lock

Aspect – the presentation – what the signal looks like Indication – the meaning – what the signal is telling the crew about track conditions Signal Terminology Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Sources: Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe System Timetable No. 5, April 16, 1995 Union Pacific System Timetable No. 6, May 15, 1988 Aspects and Indications – The Keystone Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS) Stop before any part of train or engine passes the signal. Stop Stop before any part of train or engine passes the signal then proceed at restricted speed, not exceeding 15 MPH prepared to stop at any obstruction, through the entire block. Flashing Stop and Proceed Proceed on diverging route prepared to stop before any part of train or engine passes the next signal. Speed through turnout must not exceed 15 MPH. Speed to next signal must not exceed 30 MPH. Diverging Approach Slow Proceed on diverging route. Speed through turnout must not exceed 15 MPH. Diverging Clear Slow Proceed on diverging route at prescribed speed through turnout prepared to stop before any part of train or engine passes the next signal. Trains exceeding 30 MPH must immediately reduce to that speed. Diverging Approach Proceed on diverging route at prescribed speed through turnout. Diverging Clear Proceed. Speed passing next signal must not exceed 30 MPH. Approach Medium Proceed prepared to stop before any part of train or engine passes the next signal. Trains exceeding 30 MPH must immediately reduce to that speed. Approach Proceed.Clear IndicationNameSignal Aspect Target Signals (Scratch built & Sunrise) Sunrise signal at North De Moyan Copyright Pat Lana

Speed Signals – the signal indication tells the speed limit on the block being protected and one or more subsequent blocks Route Signals – the signal indication tells what route thru an interlocking plant (security element, OS section) will be taken Speed versus Route Signals Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Determining the Signal Aspect Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS) Normal > Limited > Medium > Slow Track Condition: The slowest speed in any track segment between a signal and the next signal.

Determining Track Conditions Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS) N N N N NNN NNN M N

Determining Track Conditions Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS) N N N N NNN NNN M N

Determining Track Conditions Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS) N N N N NNN NNN M N

Determining Track Conditions Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS) N N N N NNN NNN M N

At least one template for each column in the aspect table Can have multiple templates for each column Can have multiple aspect tables CATS figures out what colors/positions are needed based on defined aspects Signal Templates Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Command – message sent to the layout – Route Selection Report – message received from the layout – Route selected – Route unselected Request – message received from the layout Definitions of Turnout Terms Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Tell the panel about the layout Define occupancy detectors for the blocks Add turnout feedback Construct the signal aspects and indications Define the aspects Define the turnout control Run some simulated trains Game Plan #2 Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Devices JMRI Names Details Track Ends Block Boundary – Occupancy – Station Devices Signal Template Aspects Details Track Ends – Signals Layout – Switch Points Command Feedback Map to CATS (Connected to Layout) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Devices JMRI Names Details Track Ends Block Boundary – Occupancy – Station Devices Signal Template Aspects Details Track Ends – Signals Layout – Switch Points Command Feedback Map to CATS (Connected to Layout) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Devices JMRI Names Details Track Ends Block Boundary – Occupancy – Station Devices Signal Template Aspects Details Track Ends – Signals Layout – Switch Points Command Feedback Map to CATS (Connected to Layout) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Devices JMRI Names Details Track Ends Block Boundary – Occupancy – Station Devices Signal Template Aspects Details Track Ends – Signals Layout – Switch Points Command Feedback Map to CATS (Connected to Layout) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

Devices JMRI Names Details Track Ends Block Boundary – Occupancy – Station Devices Signal Template Aspects Details Track Ends – Signals Layout – Switch Points Command Feedback Map to CATS (Connected to Layout) Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)

End of the Line Computer Automated Traffic System (CATS)