Very nice to see how trains run in Japan. What is the bell and fast dingdong ringing sound, like at 49:00 ? Is it a short section? Or a warning of approaching station?
@jam1966ful5 жыл бұрын
It means it isn't just another stop. There's a train passing, if you notice there's a local service train then appears. On single track lines there's only so many passing places.
@Mafuyu2525maru4 жыл бұрын
The bell around 49:00 is the sound of a device called ATS that automatically stops in front of a red traffic light even if the driver does not operate it. However, at the station called Komagatake, because the limited express trains were misplaced, the device was stopped within 5 seconds when the bell rang and the station was entered. I'm Japanese, so I don't understand English and I'm worried if I can answer your comments, but if it fits, it's a celebration.
@RS-nq8xk3 жыл бұрын
Notification of an incoming red light is the bell, then driver needs to respond in 5 seconds by pressing a button while brakes are applied. If there is no response emergency braking is applied and some input is needed to reset the system If the driver pressed the button in time then the ding dongs will ring until you come to a stop (manual deactivation I believe)
@user-pm2oo3fn1o2 жыл бұрын
海線との分岐点がわかったぞ!
@vijayjoshibv5 жыл бұрын
why do the driver points fingers?
@jam1966ful5 жыл бұрын
A safety measure to register that he's seen important signals etc.