Description:

Train with class 37 diesel-electric engine. The simulated train used with the Birmingham Cross-City South line consists of 1 engine and 6 passenger cars (class Mk. 1). Photorealistic driver's stand and working indicators. The train comes in 2 versions: One with a passenger car consist and one with a freight consist.

Max load:

Power source:

Diesel

Vintage:

1960--1965

Creator:

Steve Green
Simon Gathercole
David White
Tony Haylor
Andy Slater
Don Clarke

Lines:

Tyne Valley 
Birmingham Cross-City South 
Clarendon 

Vehicle description:

Wikipedia on the class 37, A lot of photos of the class 37

Misc.:

The following keys are assigned to control various functions on this engine:

• 2 Start motor
• 3 Stop motor
• 4 Switch tail lights on/off
• 5 Switch headlights on/off
• 6 Buzzer
• Home Wipers on/increase wiper speed
• End Wipers off/decrease wiper speed
• Insert AWS reset
• PageUp TPWS TS override
• PageDown Isolate safety systems

The Quick start guide for this engine states the following procedure:

1. Move reverser from neutral to forward and then back to neutral
2. Cancel AWS horn
3. Start the engine
4. Move reverser to forward
5. Set train lights
6. Release brake
7. Open throttle

Last update of this directory entry:

2018-Jun-21