The 'train type' is determined by the switch at the top. You can switch between: Shinkansen, Standard trains (commuter trains) and Freight trains.
Under different 'train types', the sounds produced will change.
The 'A' and 'B' determines the movement speed mode.
For 'B' mode, regardless of which 'train type' you select the speed mode/control will be the same.
For 'A' mode, the acceleration and braking profiles depends on the 'train type' you have selected.
For Shinkansen: The acceleration and braking is sensitive
For Standard train (commuter train): The acceleration and braking is less sensitive and you should need to apply the brakes with some expectation of a delay.
For Freight train: The acceleration is slow (to imitate the heavy loads of a freight train) and braking is also slow.
So, there are 6 combinations for how you would like to play with this.
Shinkansen + A
Shinkansen + B
Standard + A
Standard + B
Freight + A
Freight + B
-plarnold
Under different 'train types', the sounds produced will change.
The 'A' and 'B' determines the movement speed mode.
For 'B' mode, regardless of which 'train type' you select the speed mode/control will be the same.
For 'A' mode, the acceleration and braking profiles depends on the 'train type' you have selected.
For Shinkansen: The acceleration and braking is sensitive
For Standard train (commuter train): The acceleration and braking is less sensitive and you should need to apply the brakes with some expectation of a delay.
For Freight train: The acceleration is slow (to imitate the heavy loads of a freight train) and braking is also slow.
So, there are 6 combinations for how you would like to play with this.
Shinkansen + A
Shinkansen + B
Standard + A
Standard + B
Freight + A
Freight + B
-plarnold
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