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  • rosssweet
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2008
    • 368
    • Australia
    #1

    lighting definitions

    lighting definitions

    Headlight ( 0 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) on , Headlight ( 2 ) on , Headlight ( 3 ) on . Working correctly
    Headlight ( 2 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) off, Headlight ( 2 ) on , Headlight ( 3 ) off. Working correctly
    Headlight ( 3 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) off, Headlight ( 2 ) off, Headlight ( 3 ) on . Working correctly

    MSTS lighting definitions that do not appear to be currently working in OR.

    Headlight ( 1 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) on , Headlight ( 2 ) off, Headlight ( 3 ) off.
    Headlight ( 4 ) = headlight ( 0 ) off, Headlight ( 2 ) on , Headlight ( 3 ) on .
    Headlight ( 5 ) = headlight ( 0 ) on , Headlight ( 2 ) off, Headlight ( 3 ) on .
    Headlight ( 6 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) on , Headlight ( 2 ) on , Headlight ( 3 ) off.
    Headlight ( 7 ) = headlight ( 0 ) off, Headlight ( 2 ) on , Headlight ( 3 ) on .
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    • MCDemuth
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2011
      • 652
      • Lawrence (Indianapolis), IN
      #2
      Originally posted by rosssweet
      lighting definitions

      Headlight ( 0 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) on , Headlight ( 2 ) on , Headlight ( 3 ) on . Working correctly
      Headlight ( 2 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) off, Headlight ( 2 ) on , Headlight ( 3 ) off. Working correctly
      Headlight ( 3 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) off, Headlight ( 2 ) off, Headlight ( 3 ) on . Working correctly
      Huh?

      Where is Headlight ( 1 ) on/off for each of those settings?

      MSTS
      ------
      Headlight ( 0 ) = Always On.
      Headlight ( 1 ) = Headlight Off
      Headlight ( 2 ) = Headlight Dim
      Headlight ( 3 ) = Headlight Bright
      Last edited by MCDemuth; 01-22-2015, 18:17.
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      a Moose Interchange Rail Company division.
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        • rosssweet
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2008
          • 368
          • Australia
          #3
          Originally posted by MCDemuth
          Huh?
          Where is Headlight ( 1 ) on/off for each of those settings?
          MSTS
          ------
          Headlight ( 0 ) = Always On.
          Headlight ( 1 ) = Headlight Off
          Headlight ( 2 ) = Headlight Dim
          Headlight ( 3 ) = Headlight Bright
          Not sure what "Huh?" means?

          looking at the marker lights.
          Headlight ( 1 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) on , Headlight ( 2 ) off, Headlight ( 3 ) off.

          Startup is on



          Headlight 2 is off



          Headlight 3 is off



          Cheers Ross

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            • MCDemuth
              Senior Member
              • Jun 2011
              • 652
              • Lawrence (Indianapolis), IN
              #4
              Originally posted by rosssweet
              Not sure what "Huh?" means?

              Headlight ( 1 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) on , Headlight ( 2 ) off, Headlight ( 3 ) off.
              Where is the Headlight ( 1 ) on/off test for each of those settings?

              Examples:

              Headlight ( 0 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) on, Headlight ( 1 ) on? , Headlight ( 2 ) on , Headlight ( 3 ) on .
              Headlight ( 2 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) off, Headlight ( 1 ) off? , Headlight ( 2 ) on , Headlight ( 3 ) off.
              Headlight ( 3 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) off, Headlight ( 1 ) off? , Headlight ( 2 ) off, Headlight ( 3 ) on .



              "Headlight ( 0 )" = Means the Light is always on. Regardless of what you set the Headlight "Switch" to. (Off, Dim, Bright.)
              "Headlight ( 1 )" = Means the Light is only on, when you set the "Switch" to the "OFF" position.
              Last edited by MCDemuth; 01-22-2015, 19:20.
              Yardmaster of the Great American Moose Paint Shops.
              a Moose Interchange Rail Company division.
              http://mjrmstsrepaints.proboards.com
              TTFN!

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                • Red dog
                  New Member
                  • Nov 2014
                  • 10
                  • Chidda SA
                  #5
                  Originally posted by MCDemuth
                  Where is the Headlight ( 1 ) on/off test for each of those settings?

                  Examples:

                  Headlight ( 0 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) on, Headlight ( 1 ) on? , Headlight ( 2 ) on , Headlight ( 3 ) on .
                  Headlight ( 2 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) off, Headlight ( 1 ) off? , Headlight ( 2 ) on , Headlight ( 3 ) off.
                  Headlight ( 3 ) = Headlight ( 0 ) off, Headlight ( 1 ) off? , Headlight ( 2 ) off, Headlight ( 3 ) on .



                  "Headlight ( 0 )" = Means the Light is always on. Regardless of what you set the Headlight "Switch" to. (Off, Dim, Bright.)
                  "Headlight ( 1 )" = Means the Light is only on, when you set the "Switch" to the "OFF" position.
                  Looks to me that the 3 pics display the headlight 1 settings
                  What about the other settings ?

                  Headlight ( 4 )
                  Headlight ( 5 )
                  Headlight ( 6 )
                  Headlight ( 7 )

                  I think the question now is, Do these work in Open Rails, RD
                  Last edited by Red dog; 01-22-2015, 20:09.

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