Specifications

RailCorp Engineering Manual — Signals — Equipment Manual
Cerberus Level Crossing Monitor Field Equipment Manual TMG E1261
© RailCorp Page 35 of 89
Issued August 2012 UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED Version 2.1
Check cable for damage
Replace Level crossing monitor
If the LEDs are illuminated check
B12 power
Check that power is being switched to the output ( at lamp, relay etc.)
Replace output opto board
If the Outputs are permanently ON then
Check the LED on the suspect circuit board.
If the LEDs are extinguished check:
Replace Output Opto board
If the LEDs on the suspect circuits are lit check:
I/O Cable connection
Replace Output Opto Board
Replace Main Box
Check cable for damage
2.6.6.1 Testing a Single Output
Determine the expected state of the output. Compare the expected state with the state of
the LED in the Output Opto Board for the suspect circuit.
If the output is OFF when it should be ON and the LED is illuminated
The fault exists in the Output Opto Board or the signalling system. Check in the following
order until the problem is rectified
Check that power is being switched to the output device (i.e. check for blown lamp or fuse
etc.).
Check that the supply side of the contact has power if a positive switch wire (on '+'
terminal)
Replace Output Opto Board.
The Output Opto board can be double checked by removing the orange 8 way connector.
Place an Ohmmeter across the '+' and '-' terminals. If the reading is less than 15 Ohms,
then the circuit is OK. If the reading is a open circuit then the circuit is faulty, therefore
replace board (or you can try just replacing the AQV214H but ensure the orientation is
correct).
Replace the individual Optoisolator IC or the complete Output Opto Board.
The Output Opto board can be double checked by removing the orange 8 way connector.
Place an Ohmmeter across the '+' and '-' terminals. If the reading is less than 15 Ohms,
then the circuit is OK. If the reading is a open circuit then the circuit is faulty, therefore
replace board (or you can try just replacing the Opto Isolator chip AQV214H but ensure
the orientation is correct).