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Event 4 (Neutral Before Forward)
transformer throttle again to enter the next reverse unit phase; neutral before
reverse. PFA confirms to the operator that it has entered the neutral before
forward phase by emitting two quick air release sounds. This is followed
by a public address message that the train on
track 1 or 2 (whichever track number the
arriving public address message stated) is
now boarding. Upon completion of the PA
message, two conductor voice highlights
randomly begin playing. These conductor
voices include "Welcome Aboard" and
"Tickets Please". In addition to the two
conductor highlights, the station ambient
sounds continue and still include passenger
footsteps, muffled voices, baggage being moved about, crashing sound and
whistling for a taxi.
Event 5. (Forward)
throttle again to enter the next reverse unit phase; forward. PFA confirms
to the operator that it has entered the forward phase by playing a conductor
voice yelling "All Aboard!" Immediately after playing "all aboard", the
sound of the doors closing is heard. Within two seconds of the doors
closing, the locomotive bell begins chiming
and the air compressor pumps start. After
approximately 7 chimes of the bell, the
engine automatically begins moving out in
the forward phase with the bell continuing to
ring another 7 chimes before automatically
turning off. Once the bell turns off the
operator regains control of the transformer
whistle and bell buttons and can ring the bell
or blow the whistle as usual.
Note:
When entering the forward phase of PFA, it is important to set the transformer
throttle at a high enough setting that will allow the engine to begin moving once PFA
automatically activates the motors. Otherwise, the engine will just sit still until you increase
the throttle setting on the transformer.
The operator now interrupts the transformer
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The operator now interrupts the
Interrupt Throttle To
Enter The Next Phase
Interrupt Throttle To
Enter The Next Phase
Listen For 2
Air Release Sounds
Listen For The
Conductor To Say ...
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