Specifications

Engineering Standard NSW
Signalling SMS 02
Cerberus Level Crossing Monitor Equipment
March 2005 Version 1.2 © Australian Rail Track Corporation Page 21 of 118
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Led 4 (red) on the SCADA 2000A I/O board should be flashing once
every 0.25 seconds, Led 3 (red) may be on or off, and Led 14 (red)
should be on. All other LEDs should be off.
The SCADA 2000 A I/O Boards front panel LEDs have the following
meaning:
LED1: Normally off, Flashing or permanently ON means a
Board Error on start-up or to many resets in the last 5
minutes.
LED2: Normally on, means board successfully passed start-up
tests
LED3: On when a command is being processed either locally or
remotely.
LED4: Normally flashing, means that logging and monitoring is
occurring.
LED5: Should be off, flashes for when a character is received
on a serial port
LED6: Should be off, flashes for each Carrier Detect change on
a serial port
LED7-13: Should be Off, Means that Bits 1 to 56 are configured
as inputs.
LED14:Should be On, Means that Bits 57 to 64 are configured
as outputs.
The Level Crossing monitor is comprised of the following
components.
Main Box
Current sensors
Vital Indication Optoisolators(VIO)
Input Optoisolator
Output Optoisolator
Cables
Interface relays
Battery test load resistor
Modem
Telephone line surge protection unit
Telephone line