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Power supply |
24VDC (18-36V) lub |
Power consumption |
< 50W |
Operating temperature limits |
-25...+70C |
Survival temperature limits |
-40...+85C |
Weight |
ok. 5.kg |
Dimensions |
19" |
Velocity is a most important measured parameter and due to this fact a measuring system is sophisticated and reliably to protect a correct velocity presentation (even if a measuring system is partially damaged). The velocity signal is taking from two independent sensors installed on a different wheel axes. Such configuration ensures a correct measurement in situation when one of the sensors is damaged (for example cable defect). Calculation algorithm of a real velocity takes into consideration such parameters as: a real wheel diameter, a wheel slip and detection of slotted line defects. Velocity measurement resolution (and recording) is 0,125 km/h. Velocity resolution presented on a display is 1 km/h (hysteresis is preserved). Measurement ranges are as follows: 0–125 km/h, 0-160km/h or 0-254km/h.
System is integrated to two sensors. It is possible to install hallotrone ATM-CO sensor (CO1 version for NEWAG 14WE, CO2 version for SM42 locomotive) or any other impulse sensor. Sensors can be supplied from ATM-RP3 (12/24VDC) or other sources. In a present configuration, system can operate with sensors equipped in PNP or NPN output . Taking into consideration measuring accuracy, a sensor must generate not less then 22 impulse per one wheel rotation (max. 2048).

ATM-RP3 acquisition unit is equipped in 32 isolated, galvanic two-state inputs. 8 (eight) of them are prepared for short-time signals such as pushing of dead-man’s handle. Each input (depending on cable connection) can be controlled by delivery of power supply or grounding signal. Typical inputs can be controlled by 24 or 110VDC, but they can be adopted for other voltage, for example 5VDC.
ATM-RP3 acquisition unit is equipped in 8 analog inputs. One of them steadily monitors power supply voltage. The rest 7 inputs can operate with other voltage or current signals. For a standard configurations those inputs are connected to breaking system pressure sensors supplied by ATM-RP3 unit. It is possible to integrate ATM-PX1 voltage sensor in 0,5MPa or 1MPa, or standard sensors with 4-20mA output.
If a railroad vehicle is equipped in a digital control unit of power system, brake system etc.. And it is possible to get data about operation of those systems, ATM-RPS3 unit can be equipped in communication protocol modules for communication with a specific system. The possible options are as follows: RS232C, RS422/485, CAN-OPEN, ETHERNET 10/100. It is possible to execute two communication connections in the same time.
ATM-RP3 acquisition unit is equipped in GPS sensor. A part of the system is GPS antenna foreseen for roof installation. For GPRS transmission is possible to install one integrated antenna for both systems
ATM-RPS3 unit is equipped in engine-driver identity card slot – type ATM-IM1. Placing of the card in slot, additionally activated readiness of engine-driver cockpit to operation. Such solution exists on NEWAG 14WE vehicle. .
ATM-RP3 acquisition unit (depending on version) generates the following data/signal for other systems:
Data are stored on a special adopted CompactFlash cartridges. The cartridge is placing in a slot on the front side of the unit. The slot is locked - the same keys are used for all installed units. Recording time for 2GB cartridge is 4400 hours for single installation and 2200 hours for tandem installation. Of course it is possible to install smaller cartridges: 1GB and 512MB

Typical railroad vehicle installation includes one ATM-RP3 unit integrated to two presentation displays (one in each of two engine-driver cockpits). In multi-segment vehicles (for example 4-segmet), taking into consideration a long distance between engine-driver cockpits, is suggested to install two ATM-RP3 units integrated via data exchange and synchronization line. Additionally in such configuration we have a complete redundancy of data registration. Each unit records its own data and second unit data. Such configuration exists on 16WE vehicle manufactured by PESA Bydgoszcz.
It is a high-class, fluorescent, digital display for installation in an engine-driver cockpit. The display is equipped in brightness control key and has a special contrast filter and anti-reflection film.

The following parameters are presented in an engine-driver cockpit during standard operation mode.

Set of presented parameters depends on operation mode and can be adapted according to individual customer requirements. As an option an analog ATM-PW1 display can be integrated to ATM-PW3 display, or it is possible to integrate any other display selected by customer (controlled via PWM).

For latter installations, an engine-driver presentation display is based on INC-62 or INC-72 monitor, manufactured by PIXY company. Such solution enables to present on the display many information in the same time, and (what is more important) to select configuration of presented information. It is not only a typical engine-driver display but as well railroad vehicle maintenance operations display.









Read-out process can be executed using PC equippped in PCMCIA slot with adapter to CompactFlasch cartridge. If a system is equipped in WiFi transmission module, data are automatically transferred to computer when a train is in a range of WiFi point typically located in home railway station
MDS software is using for data analysis
MDS basic procedures