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GSM-R user procedures (cab radio Version 2)
1.3 Definitions
Call routing
Cell-based call routing:
A way of making calls to people who are registered based
on where the caller is, for example, calls will be routed to
the nominated signaller, operations controller or ECO.
Cell-based routing uses information based on which cell
the caller is within the GSM-R network to route the call.
Signalling system-based call routing:
Signalling system-based call routing uses information
taken from the signalling system to improve the location
information (where a call comes from) provided by GSM-R
to provide accurate call routing. This means that a call to a
signaller is always routed to the correct signaller for that
location (signal).
Cell
The area covered by a single GSM-R base station
including any associated repeaters.
Driver-only
A train that is worked only by a driver and does not have a
guard.
Group call area
A predefined cluster of cells, which are set within the GSM-
R network and normally consisting of three cells. This
ensures that any group call initiated can be heard in the
cell of origin and any adjoining cell.
The type of group call will determine who will receive the
call, for example, a railway emergency group call will be
received by all cab radio users within the group call area,
including any that may enter the area once the call has
been established.
Fixed terminal users will also be included in the group call,
for example, at least one:
signaller.
operations controller.
However, because of the geographical area that most fixed
terminal users control it will be normal for them to be
associated with several group call areas.
Train Reporting
Number
This four character number (number, letter, number,
number), commonly termed “Headcode,” is used for
railway systems, publications and communication. A train
reporting number may be used for more than one train on
the network at any time, included in the same signaller’s
area of control.
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- June 2012 1
- Contents 2
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- Issue status 7
- General information 7
- 1 Introduction 8
- 1.3 Definitions 9
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- 2 The GSM-R systems 11
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- 2.2 GSM-R call types 13
- 2.3 Point-to-Point calls 13
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- 2.6 Call priorities 15
- 2.5 Call routing 15
- 2.9 Call divert 16
- 3 GSM-R system users 17
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- 4 Where GSM-R works 19
- 4.3 Registration aliases 20
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- Network Name Headcode 24
- Status 1 Action 24
- Call information 24
- Status 4Status 3Status 2 24
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- Pre-registration ID 26
- 6 Entering service 29
- GSM-R GB 30
- < > 31
- Brightness 32
- < > 32
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- Registration code 34
- 1A45 159 34
- GSM-R GB 1A45 35
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- Deregistering 37
- 6.4 Keeping registration 38
- 6.6 Using phonebooks 39
- 6.7 Keypad dialling 39
- Yoker East 40
- Connected 40
- 7.1 Receiving a call 41
- Salisbury Panel 1 42
- Connected URGENT 42
- STOP EMERGENCY 43
- Connected PTT 43
- Terminating 44
- General Broadcast 45
- 7.3 Making calls 46
- GSM-R GB 1A26 48
- Signaller 48
- Calling Urgent 48
- Connected Urgent 49
- Emergency Group 50
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- Select func. ID 53
- 1 Lead Driver 53
- 2 Driver 2 53
- 3 Driver 3 53
- Train crew __ 54
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- 1 Hold/Swap Call 59
- 3 Remove Party 59
- 2 Join Calls 59
- Held Call Retrieved 60
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- DSD Alarm 63
- Connected to PA 64
- DSD sent 64
- 8 Shunting mode 65
- 9 Trouble-shooting guide 66
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- Registration failed 69
- 1A45 990 Lead Driver 69
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- GSM-R GB 1A45 71
- PA Reg’d 71
- No network 72
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- Handset test 74
- Press PTT 74
- GSM-R GB 1A51 74
- Loudspeaker test 75
- Yellow button test 76
- Release button 76
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- Check PA Speech 79
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- 1 De-activate 81
- 2 Change Number 81
- Meaning 82
- Possible causes 82
- Solution 82
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- Displayed message 82
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