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These are the Platform docker tabs. | These are the Platform docker tabs. It is expected that users will spend most of their time monitoring the platform docker and then seeking out further information via these tabs. | ||
[[File: platform docker tabs.png|1200px|center]] | |||
= Platform Docker = | = Platform Docker = | ||
The left-most tab indicates what Platform Docker is being used. There are also four icons with functionality from left to right as | The left-most tab indicates what Platform Docker is being used. There are also four icons as seen here [[File: pd tab icons.png|1200px]]with functionality from left to right as follows: | ||
The circled arrow enables the user to switch between horizontal and vertical views | The circled arrow enables the user to switch between horizontal and vertical views. | ||
The triangle enables a user to expand and retract the platform and line index | The triangle enables a user to expand and retract the platform and line index. | ||
The cog icon enables the user to edit the docker viewing preferences. | The cog icon enables the user to edit the docker viewing preferences. | ||
[[File: viewing preferences.png|700px|center]]Switching these on means these icons/markers will be visible on the Platform Docker. | |||
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And finally the paint pot icons opens the colour legend | And finally the paint pot icons opens the colour legend. | ||
= TD = | = TD = | ||
The TD tab displays a track schematic showing track berth occupation. Signal status (on/off) and route set information is also displayed where this data is received. | The TD tab displays a track schematic showing track berth occupation. Signal status (on/off) and route set information is also displayed where this data is received. | ||
[[File: td tab.png|700px|center]] | |||
White headcodes represent schedules that are within acumen. The headcode can be clicked on to open the Train Details View. | White headcodes represent schedules that are within acumen. The headcode can be clicked on to open the Train Details View. | ||
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= Global Search = | = Global Search = | ||
The Global Search tab provides similar information to TRUST. A user can search by headcode, UIC or TIPLOC. The search is global so not limited to docker locations or services. | The Global Search tab provides similar information to TRUST. A user can search by headcode, UIC or TIPLOC. The search is global so not limited to docker locations or services. The figure below shows a search for EUSTON TIPLOC. | ||
[[File: global search.png|1200px|center]] | |||
Headcodes coloured bright blue are for schedules within the acumen forecast. Clicking on the headcode opens up the Train Details View. | Headcodes coloured bright blue are for schedules within the acumen forecast. Clicking on the headcode opens up the Train Details View. | ||
Black headcodes represent schedules not within the acumen forecast. Clicking on the headcode opens up basic schedule details | Black headcodes represent schedules not within the acumen forecast. Clicking on the headcode opens up basic schedule details. Most of this information is read-only, however the Off Route Train Call drop down at the bottom of the page allows an off-booked route train to be rendered on the platform docker. See Section XX | ||
= Map = | = Map = | ||
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The Map tab displays trains that are within that platform docker’s forecast, but over a wider area. The colours are aligned with CCF lateness colours and the map can be used to view lateness patterns. | The Map tab displays trains that are within that platform docker’s forecast, but over a wider area. The colours are aligned with CCF lateness colours and the map can be used to view lateness patterns. | ||
A user can hover over the dot to bring up a tool-tip displaying the headcode and current location | A user can hover over the dot to bring up a tool-tip displaying the headcode and current location. Clicking on the dot opens the Train Details View. | ||
[[File: map.png|1200px|center]] | |||
= Conflict List = | = Conflict List = | ||
The Conflict List tab lists identified conflicts and displays the headcode, UID, type of conflict | The Conflict List tab lists identified conflicts and displays the headcode, UID, type of conflict including tool-tip, conflict description and status of train. Table includes column sort and text-string search consistent with other search functions. A user can click on the headcode to open the Train Details View. | ||
[[File: conflict list.png|border|600px]] | [[File: conflict list.png|border|600px]] | ||
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The Connection Editor lists existing connections and allows a user to set and/or delete a connection between train service pairs. | The Connection Editor lists existing connections and allows a user to set and/or delete a connection between train service pairs. | ||
To create a connection, the user selects the first and second services to be connected, ensuring the correct instance of the platform docker location has been selected via the Time field, in the event that the service is circular | To create a connection, the user selects the first and second services to be connected, ensuring the correct instance of the platform docker location has been selected via the Time field, in the event that the service is circular. | ||
[[File: connection editor.png|border|600px]] | [[File: connection editor.png|border|600px]] | ||
Once submitted, the connection populates the list | Once submitted, the connection populates the list. | ||
On the platform docker, a yellow line joins the connected services | On the platform docker, a yellow line joins the connected services. | ||
[[File: connection.png|1200px|center]] | |||
To delete a connection, the user clicks on the button next to the relevant item in the Connection Editor | To delete a connection, the user clicks on the button next to the relevant item in the Connection Editor. | ||
= Alert List = | = Alert List = | ||
The Alert List tab provides a list of all re-plan changes made by acumen users or received by DARWIN | The Alert List tab provides a list of all re-plan changes made by acumen users or received by DARWIN. | ||
Items will remain in the list for 60 minutes. | Items will remain in the list for 60 minutes. | ||
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= Restrictions = | = Restrictions = | ||
The Restrictions tab lists train running and infrastructure restrictions | The Restrictions tab lists train running and infrastructure restrictions. | ||
To delete either a train running or infrastructure restriction, click on the [x] in the grey box next to the relevant entry. | To delete either a train running or infrastructure restriction, click on the [x] in the grey box next to the relevant entry. | ||
To edit an infrastructure restriction, click on the pen icon next to the relevant entry. Nb. Where an infrastructure restriction affects multiple platforms and this has been entered in one action, each platform/line is listed separately in the Restrictions tab to enable edits to be made to individual platforms/lines. | To edit an infrastructure restriction, click on the pen icon next to the relevant entry. Nb. Where an infrastructure restriction affects multiple platforms and this has been entered in one action, each platform/line is listed separately in the Restrictions tab to enable edits to be made to individual platforms/lines. | ||
Revision as of 11:24, 22 July 2020
These are the Platform docker tabs. It is expected that users will spend most of their time monitoring the platform docker and then seeking out further information via these tabs.
Platform Docker
The left-most tab indicates what Platform Docker is being used. There are also four icons as seen here 
with functionality from left to right as follows:
The circled arrow enables the user to switch between horizontal and vertical views.
The triangle enables a user to expand and retract the platform and line index.
The cog icon enables the user to edit the docker viewing preferences.
Switching these on means these icons/markers will be visible on the Platform Docker.
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Docker Viewing Preferences Options Please Refer to These Sections
Platform Change Icons 5.5.8, 8.2
Platform Conflict Markers 7.2.2
TBC Markers 5.1.3
Conflict Icons 7.2.1
Train Crew Issue Icons 8.3
Infrastructure Restrictions 5.4
Train Crew Notes Icons 6.6.7
Occupation Conflicts 7.2.3
Planned Layer 5.6
Q/Y Services 5.6
And finally the paint pot icons opens the colour legend.
TD
The TD tab displays a track schematic showing track berth occupation. Signal status (on/off) and route set information is also displayed where this data is received.
White headcodes represent schedules that are within acumen. The headcode can be clicked on to open the Train Details View.
Yellow headcodes represent schedules that are not within the acumen forecast, aka are not planned to pass or stop at the docker location. When clicking on a yellow headcode the Global Search is opened and populated and basic schedule details can be accessed.
Global Search
The Global Search tab provides similar information to TRUST. A user can search by headcode, UIC or TIPLOC. The search is global so not limited to docker locations or services. The figure below shows a search for EUSTON TIPLOC.
Headcodes coloured bright blue are for schedules within the acumen forecast. Clicking on the headcode opens up the Train Details View.
Black headcodes represent schedules not within the acumen forecast. Clicking on the headcode opens up basic schedule details. Most of this information is read-only, however the Off Route Train Call drop down at the bottom of the page allows an off-booked route train to be rendered on the platform docker. See Section XX
Map
The Map tab displays trains that are within that platform docker’s forecast, but over a wider area. The colours are aligned with CCF lateness colours and the map can be used to view lateness patterns.
A user can hover over the dot to bring up a tool-tip displaying the headcode and current location. Clicking on the dot opens the Train Details View.
Conflict List
The Conflict List tab lists identified conflicts and displays the headcode, UID, type of conflict including tool-tip, conflict description and status of train. Table includes column sort and text-string search consistent with other search functions. A user can click on the headcode to open the Train Details View.
Connection Editor
The Connection Editor lists existing connections and allows a user to set and/or delete a connection between train service pairs.
To create a connection, the user selects the first and second services to be connected, ensuring the correct instance of the platform docker location has been selected via the Time field, in the event that the service is circular.
Once submitted, the connection populates the list.
On the platform docker, a yellow line joins the connected services.
To delete a connection, the user clicks on the button next to the relevant item in the Connection Editor.
Alert List
The Alert List tab provides a list of all re-plan changes made by acumen users or received by DARWIN.
Items will remain in the list for 60 minutes.
Restrictions
The Restrictions tab lists train running and infrastructure restrictions.
To delete either a train running or infrastructure restriction, click on the [x] in the grey box next to the relevant entry.
To edit an infrastructure restriction, click on the pen icon next to the relevant entry. Nb. Where an infrastructure restriction affects multiple platforms and this has been entered in one action, each platform/line is listed separately in the Restrictions tab to enable edits to be made to individual platforms/lines.