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Almost all sounds will play automatically based on train speed. Many sounds are also preset to play using designated trigger inputs. The following section describes the standard sound system configuration.
All Systems
Whistle/Horn ? Toots when starting (2 forward, 3 reverse) and stopping (one toot). Crossing whistle sequence plays when you reach the Whistle/Horn play speed. You must slow down to at least 75% of the play speed in order to have it play again when you speed back up.
Bell ? Plays when you first start moving and just before stopping. You must reach twice the bell stopping speed in order to replay the bell when stopping. The bell will not replay unless 35 seconds have elapsed from the last time it played.
Coupler Clank ? Plays when you come to a stop in reverse; will not replay until you go forward and back up again.
Brake Squeal ? Plays just before stopping.
Tunnel Fade ? This trigger causes the volume to fade down to a lower setting. When the input is triggered again, the volume will come back to the prefade setting.
Doppler ? In diesel, when you trigger this input, the next time the crossing horn plays it will go thorough the pitch shift that you hear as a train is speeding toward and then away from you. Doppler is speed sensitive. In steam, triggering this effect will cause the pitch of the chuff to shift as the engine approaches and a second triggering will cause the pitch to shift back to normal.
Working/Drifting ? An effect that makes the locomotive sound like it is struggling with a heavy train.
Demo Mode ? Plays a sequence of sounds representing the train at idle, starting out, reaching high speed and coming back to a stop. Used mainly for stationary displays.

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