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I found the following information on a 'live steam' website. I tink it is what you aare looking for. Jennifer (Signals are illustrated by "o" for short sound, and "=" for longer sound.) ENGINE SIGNALS Sound Indication Succession of shorts Used when an emergency exists, or persons are on the track. When other train crews hear this signal, they must stop and ascertain that it is safe to proceed. ====[one long] Train is stopped. Brakes are applied. = = Train releases brakes and proceeds. o o Acknowledgement of any signal not otherwise provided for. o o o When train is stopped, means backing up. o o o o Call for signals. = o o o Brakeman/conductor to protect (flag) rear of train. = = = = Brakeman/conductor to return to train. == == o == Train is approaching public crossing at grade and to warn personnel when their view is restricted. 00000000000 Warning to people or animals on track; general alarm. Communicating signals to be used by the brakeman/conductor. Sound Indication o o When the train is stopped: proceed. o o When running: Stop. o o o When the train is stopped: Back up. o o o When running: Stop at next station. Flag or Colored Light Signals: Red Stop. Yellow Proceed with caution, prepared to stop at next signal. Green Proceed.
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