Ken,
Dwarf signals are typically used in low speed applications, so a
dwarf green would be Slow Clear, and a high green Clear. This
could be done with a dwarf on the siding and high signal on the
main.
An example from the DRGW Tennessee Pass. Photo Eric Haas

Dick :)
On 9/15/2024 4:21 PM, Ken Cameron
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John B,
The bulk of the signal mast logic systems have aspects that refer to
the turnout as part of the aspect. Generally labeled diverging and
usually another word of two like diverging approach or diverging slow.
Physically using a dwarf combined with a high mast is not something in
most if not any of the systems. Can you roll your own, yes. But that's
a lot more work. Also that high and dwarf combo would not be something
immediately understood by most operators.
Generally the rule systems expect that you have a mast with one or
more heads to display the appearance of the aspects. Never on two
different physical devices. But maybe somebody can provide a prototype
example.
-Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team