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System Wspomagania Dyżurnego Ruchu 4 (SWDR4) to | System Wspomagania Dyżurnego Ruchu 4 (SWDR4) is a browser-based application linked to the Train Driver 2 simulator, based on the SWDR system previously used by PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe (currently replaced by EDR – Electronic Traffic Register). SWDR4 enables train traffic to be managed based on timetables created for specific trains, containing the train route along with planned arrival and departure times. It is also used for communication between dispatchers, as well as between dispatchers and drivers, and for registering delays of trains with an active timetable. SWDR4 is available as a web application accessible from a browser on both computers and mobile devices. To start using SWDR4, you must first run at least one scenery in dispatcher mode in the simulator. Then, log in to the website [https://rj.td2.info.pl rj.td2.info.pl] using the login and password used to launch the simulator. SWDR4 allows you to control train traffic on all available servers: PL1 (main server), PL2 (secondary server for training and sessions), DE (German server), CZ (Czech server), and ENG (test server). | ||
Latest revision as of 18:44, 25 February 2026
System Wspomagania Dyżurnego Ruchu 4 (SWDR4) is a browser-based application linked to the Train Driver 2 simulator, based on the SWDR system previously used by PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe (currently replaced by EDR – Electronic Traffic Register). SWDR4 enables train traffic to be managed based on timetables created for specific trains, containing the train route along with planned arrival and departure times. It is also used for communication between dispatchers, as well as between dispatchers and drivers, and for registering delays of trains with an active timetable. SWDR4 is available as a web application accessible from a browser on both computers and mobile devices. To start using SWDR4, you must first run at least one scenery in dispatcher mode in the simulator. Then, log in to the website rj.td2.info.pl using the login and password used to launch the simulator. SWDR4 allows you to control train traffic on all available servers: PL1 (main server), PL2 (secondary server for training and sessions), DE (German server), CZ (Czech server), and ENG (test server).
