Minilad
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The Voyager TMS system uses Windows CE. But its not really controlling the train as such as the train can operate with no TMS.
I'm on a Pendolino just left Preston.it was delayed there as the PA system had to be rebooted, involving a total shutdown. Probably just coincidence
Would the trains computer be one computer or actually a number of computers?
The Voyager TMS system uses Windows CE. But its not really controlling the train as such as the train can operate with no TMS.
The Voyager TMS computer will likely be interfaced with the various other computers that run things on the Voyager and will be displaying the data in a user-friendly format. How many dials and buttons would be needed to do the job of the TMS?
The Voyager TMS computer will likely be interfaced with the various other computers that run things on the Voyager and will be displaying the data in a user-friendly format. How many dials and buttons would be needed to do the job of the TMS?
There was also a time when cars didn't get 30+ mpg.
As the PA is a legal requirement with all the Transec announcements then you will be very surprised!I would be very surprised if a train would be shut down and restarted in service just to clear a PA fault. Unless it was affecting the operation of the pass com.
In response to the question about computers assisting in fault finding. It certainly does on the traction I drive. It will instantly show what the fault is and what coach the fault is in. Makes fault finding easier
Dont catch an SWT Desiro then, they are running Windows 95 (I think)!just to add....windows CE controlling a train ? windows has problems with tills in tescos....the last thing id let windows operate is passenger vehicles....
I think the 444's do it as well? I'm pretty sure I have been on a service this year that did it, and I haven't been on a 458 so it wasn't that