Dovetail Support

This guide has been designed to help players get the most out of the Fife Circle Line: Edinburgh - Markinch via Dunfermline & Kirkcaldy Route Add-On. Below you will find information about the content available for this route, including links to community videos. Each of our video links demonstrate what a successful run may look like and can be used to help players having difficulty with a particular scenario.

Manual

• Fife Circle Line Manual

Locomotives

• Class 170 SCR

Training

• Fife Circle Route Introduction
• Class 170 Introduction (Training Center)

Rail Journeys

Fife Circle Line Chapters:

• Introduction & Experience
• Coastal Scenes
• Fife City
• Double Booked
• Only Revolutions

Scenarios

• Fun Around The Firth
• Coming Full Circle
• High Winds
• Scattered Spares
• Railway Rubbish

Achievements

• FCE: Completed the Loop (Complete all scenarios on Fife Circle)
• FCE: Bob’s your Uncle (Complete the Class 170 Introduction)
• FCE: You're a Turbostar (Drive the Class 170 for 170 miles)

Route Map

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the start-up procedure for Class 170?

1. Set the Master Key to Unlocked.
2. Set the Reverser to Forward.
3. Set the Throttle/Brake Lever to P1 to get moving.

How do I control the passenger doors in the Class 170?

1. Set the Door Power Key Switch to Powered.
2. Press the Door Release button to open the passenger doors.
3. Press the Door Close button to close the passenger doors.

How do I enable the TPWS & DSD safety systems in the Class 170?

1. From the driver's seat, turn right to face the panel on the opposite wall labelled Safety System Isolation Switches.
2. Set AWS, DSD, and Vigilance switches to Normal.
3. Press the AWS Reset button to acknowledge the autotest tone.

Video Guides

• Fife Circle Line Preview
• Crossing the Forth Bridge
  
• Making the cab for the Class 170 - Rivet Games
• Class 170 Walk-round Preview - Rivet Games
• Fife Circle Line Overview - trainsimulatordriver
• Driving the Class 170 with Safety Systems Tutorial - trainsimulatordriver
• Fife Circle Line First Look - The British Ace

Compatible Add-ons

Compatible add-ons can expand the amount of content available on a route in various ways, such as liveries, scenarios, training modules and timetable layers. 

The ScotRail BR Class 158 is coming later this year.

Timetable Layers

Timetable Layers will allow you to drive locomotives from other routes/add-ons in timetable mode. They may require you to own the complete set of compatible add-ons before layers are activated. The exception being where an add-on states it has timetable support for this route in the product description. The following information is confirmed for 9th generation consoles and PC, but there may be some small variances for players on 8th generation consoles. 

Compatible add-ons for layers only:

• ScotRail Express: Edinburgh - Glasgow Route Add-On (EDN)