How do you turn on the passenger compartment lights on the London Underground?

[Chrisie]

How do you turn on the passenger compartment lights on the London Underground? I couldn't find a switch that worked.

[GenX-Gamore]

See screenshots by DeltaFOX2k7 below showing the locations of light switches, I loaded the wrong train with incorrect info.

[Virtual]

Strange, I started a timetable mode and there are no lights in the passenger carriages at all. And I haven't found any switches to turn them on either. Other AI trains seems to have lights on.

[Virtual]

Ah, in the 1972 train, there's a control key to the left of the seat you need to put in and turn on. Then in the right side of the cab there are 4 buttons in a vertical line. The second button (red) will turn on the passenger lights.

[GenX-Gamore]

Originally posted by Virtual:

Strange, I started a timetable mode and there are no lights in the passenger carriages at all. And I haven't found any switches to turn them on either. Other AI trains seems to have lights on.

That is correct no switch at all not even in the small glass-covered panel behind the seat. But that is not the only issue with this train nor others in TSW__

[DeltaFOX2k7]

Look on the right-hand side of the dashboard, there are 4 round buttons arranged one below the other. Seen from above, the second one switches on the passenger lights.

[GenX-Gamore]

Originally posted by Virtual:

Ah, in the 1972 train, there's a control key to the left of the seat you need to put in and turn on. Then in the right side of the cab there are 4 buttons in a vertical line. The second button (red) will turn on the passenger lights.

1972 train?

[Virtual]

Originally posted by GenX-Gamore:

Originally posted by Virtual:

Ah, in the 1972 train, there's a control key to the left of the seat you need to put in and turn on. Then in the right side of the cab there are 4 buttons in a vertical line. The second button (red) will turn on the passenger lights.

1972 train?

There are two trains for this route. The 1938 Tube Stock LT and the 1972 MkII Tube Stock LU. I have only found the ligth switch for the 1972 version.

[DeltaFOX2k7]

Originally posted by Virtual:

There are two trains for this route. The 1938 Tube Stock LT and the 1972 MkII Tube Stock LU. I have only found the ligth switch for the 1972 version.

On the 1938 Tube Stock you have to go to the middle of the train and switch on the passenger light at the panel on the left side.

[DeltaFOX2k7]

Originally posted by GenX-Gamore:

Originally posted by DeltaFOX2k7:

Look on the right-hand side of the dashboard, there are 4 round buttons arranged one below the other. Seen from above, the second or third one switches on the passenger lights.

Not seeing it

This is not London Underground, I think they mean Bakerloo Line.

[DeltaFOX2k7]

1972 Tube Stock mkII
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3268156271

[Virtual]

Originally posted by DeltaFOX2k7:

Originally posted by Virtual:

There are two trains for this route. The 1938 Tube Stock LT and the 1972 MkII Tube Stock LU. I have only found the ligth switch for the 1972 version.

On the 1938 Tube Stock you have to go to the middle of the train and switch on the passenger light at the panel on the left side.

Thanks, found it. It's on the guard's panel.

[GenX-Gamore]

Originally posted by DeltaFOX2k7:

Originally posted by GenX-Gamore:

Not seeing it image removed

This is not London Underground, I think they mean Bakerloo Line.

Okay, I Goofed that one up my error, deleting the post

[GenX-Gamore]

Originally posted by GenX-Gamore:

Originally posted by DeltaFOX2k7:

This is not London Underground, I think they mean Bakerloo Line.

Okay, I Goofed that one up my error, deleting the post

For some reason, I had Barking Ridge -Gospel Oak class 710 in mind. 🤦‍♀️😑

[DeltaFOX2k7]

1938 Tube Stock respectively Class 483 on Isle of Wight
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3268158023