Printable Conventional Horn/Bell Codes

What about downloading the manual and printing from the .pdf file?

Here you go.  I found this in the back of a book once.

though many train signals are standard, some were road dependent.  also be aware that the meaning of a signal at times changed depending of whether the train was stopped or in motion.

 

i imagine Marx got his information from the NYC, PA or perhaps the Erie.

I think he's referring to the horn/bell sequences for the various resets. Here are the sequence lists from my Proto-2 RS27 and Proto-3 GP35 Manuals.

 

 

i suppose it depends on your definition of conventional operation.

i suppose it depends on your definition of conventional operation.

I would say that it depends upon reading what's written...

 

"...a printable version of the chartMTH includes in owners manuals with horn/bell codes"

Matt

Thanks. That is exactly what I need although I didn't think of hinting down an online owners manual. I forgot MTH posts them. Good thing to remember

"Boy, do I feel sheepish."

"Boy, do I feel sheepish."

That's OK as long as you don't feel too baaaaaahhhhd.

 

Ewe know better than to resort to a pun like that! Shear hubris!