Modes of Operation & Panels Flashcards
Modes of Operation
UTO - Unattended Train Operation
PM - Protected Manual
RMR & RMF - Restricted Manual
RRM - Remote Restricted Manual
UTO
Normal mode of operation on the Network & SMTF. Trains are controlled by ATC with full ATP. Trains operating in CBTC are capable of UTO except in degraded scenarios and emergency incidents
UTO Train Prep
TC/DTC has authorised
Master Controller in full service brake
Mode is in Shutdown
Train key in locked
Remove train key
Push/hold UTO button for 2-3 seconds. TCMS goes black then tap screen to check in UTO.
Confirm train is in UTO with TC/DTC
PM Mode
Used when train is not operational or for Training purposes
Operator follows target speed on the DDU with full ATP
Operator controls acceleration, coasting, braking and train doors
PIDS and DRM update automatically
RM Mode
Operator controls the train movement with speed limit of 25km controlled by ATP. Operator controls the doors.
RM Mode with ATC Bypass
Train is not supervised or protected by the signalling system. Speed limit is 25km which is enforced by the TMS. Primarily used in train rescue situations. No comms with CBTC. Operator can enter protected zones and pass a signal at stop.
In RM Mode you can
Operate past a Signal at Danger,
Enter a ZIKS (Zone) protected area
Enter a SPKS (Staff) protected area
Enter a CSKS (Corporate Siding - EPP only)
Indicator Lights in PM
No light
Removing DDU
Obtain responsible TC permission
Unlock using crew key
Lift Cover
Place in safe place
Mode Selector
Shutdown/UTO - Locked - Press UTO on the Digital Display
RM Reverse - Unlocked - RMR
RM Forward - Unlocked - RMF
Standby - Unlocked - No mode
Protected Manual - Unlocked - PM
Pressure Gauge Panel Components
Wiper Control Switch
Demister Switch
PEA Indicator
Smoke Alarm Indicator
Brakes Loop Bypass Switch
TMS Back Up Switch or Bypass
Pressure Gauge
Analog Speedometer
Analog Speedometer
Displays Speed
Green = Target speed
Yellow = Actual Speed
Pressure Gauge
Displays Air Pressure in the main circuit and brake circuit.
Red = Brake Pressure
White = Main Air Pressure
DSD
Driver Safety Device or Deadman
Master Controller
Allows operator to perform acceleration, coasting, braking & an emergency brake.
It includes the operator handle and the DSD or Deadman