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The arrow indicates the planned route or direction of that train. | The arrow indicates the planned route or direction of that train. | ||
<b>What are the skinny boxes below the arrow and headcode?</b> | |||
When the arrow is green, this means the route set is the same as the planned route. | When the arrow is green, this means the route set is the same as the planned route. | ||
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=Wrong Route Set= | =Wrong Route Set= | ||
If a wrong route is set an audible and visual alarm is generated. | |||
In the example below, 9C21 has been routed towards <b>X vice Y</b>. The arrow has turned red to show this is incorrect and the headcode is also flashing red. | |||
::[[File: wrong_route_set.gif|350px]] | |||
<b>The alarm will continue to sound/display until? Or to remove the alarm do this....</b> | |||
Revision as of 12:27, 26 January 2021
Background
- Data feeds
Initial Screen
Standard View
System Health
- Dot representing lag
- Last update aka last time data was received
Routing Display
The Wrong Route Tool can display up to six different junctions.
Each junction is confined to its own box. For example, below is the display for New Cross Gate.
The tool displays the next headcode planned for the junction.
The arrow indicates the planned route or direction of that train.
What are the skinny boxes below the arrow and headcode?
When the arrow is green, this means the route set is the same as the planned route.
If the route set is not the same as the planned route, an audible and visual warning is displayed as seen below.
Wrong Route Set
If a wrong route is set an audible and visual alarm is generated.
In the example below, 9C21 has been routed towards X vice Y. The arrow has turned red to show this is incorrect and the headcode is also flashing red.
The alarm will continue to sound/display until? Or to remove the alarm do this....