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BSI PD CLC/TS 50459-2:2021

BSI PD CLC/TS 50459-2:2021

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Railway applications. Communication, signalling and processing systems. European Rail Traffic Management System – Ergonomic arrangements of GSM-R information

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This document describes from an ergonomic point of view how GSM-R information will be arranged and displayed. More specifically it covers information that is out of the scope of ERA document ERA_ERTMS_015560. This document describes more ergonomic details than currently provided by the GSM-R specifications. This document defines the ergonomics for the Driver-Machine Interface (DMI) for the stand alone ERTMS/GSM-R Voice Radio Systems.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
2 undefined
8 European foreword
9 Introduction
10 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviated terms
3.1 Terms and definitions
13 3.2 Abbreviated terms
14 4 General DMI-related principles
4.1 General ergonomic principles
4.2 Hardware
4.2.1 General
4.2.2 Use of alternative layouts for the DMI
4.3 Areas on the DMI
15 Figure 1 — Areas of the DMI Display
Table 1 — Description of functions used in each are
16 Table 2 — Description of functions associated with keys
18 4.4 Colours
4.5 Information
19 Table 3 — TRD Symbols
24 4.6 Flashing
4.7 Sounds
4.8 Lists
25 5 GSM-R functions shown on the DMI
5.1 Introduction
5.2 General functions
5.2.1 Introduction
Figure 2 — GSM-R Cab Radio Modes and States
26 5.2.2 Switch DMI on/off
5.2.3 Basic screen – Train mode
Figure 3 — Basic Screen – Train Mode
5.2.4 Basic screen – Shunting mode
27 Figure 4 — Basic Screen – Shunting Mode
5.2.5 Menu structure
5.2.5.1 Menu structure – Idle state in train mode
28 Table 4 — TRD menu structure
37 5.2.5.2 Menu structure – Idle state in shunting mode
Table 5 — TRD menu structure (Shunting)
39 5.2.6 Menu structure – While in a call
Table 6 — Menu structure (while in a call)
42 5.2.7 Adjustment of setting (volume of loudspeaker, volume of handset, brightness)
43 Figure 5 — Adjusting brightness (Light sensor ‘inactive’)
44 Figure 6 — Adjusting brightness (Light sensor ‘active’)
5.2.8 Use of handset and loudspeaker
46 5.2.9 Self test
Figure 7 — Self Test
5.2.10 Select language
47 Figure 8 — Language Selection
5.2.11 Failure to establish a connection
5.3 Registration functions
5.3.1 Registration and deregistration by driver
48 Figure 9 — Register Train Running Number
49 5.3.2 Forced deregistration
Figure 10 — Forced Deregistration
50 5.3.3 Working position selection
Figure 11 — Working position selection (function code)
51 5.4 Network selection
Figure 12 — Select mobile radio network
52 5.5 Call-related functions: incoming non-emergency
5.5.1 Incoming point-to-point call
Figure 13 — Receiving a point-to-point call (before connection)
53 Figure 14 — Receiving a point-to-point call (established)
5.5.2 Incoming group call
54 Figure 15 — Receiving a group call (before connection)
Figure 16 — Receiving a group call (connected)
55 5.5.3 Incoming broadcast call
5.6 Call-related functions: outgoing non-emergency
5.6.1 Outgoing point-to-point call
56 Figure 17 — Call primary controller
57 5.6.2 Outgoing other drivers in the area group call
Figure 18 — Group call to other drivers in the same area
58 5.6.3 Outgoing group call
Figure 19 — Entering a group ID
59 Figure 20 — Choosing ‘group call’
60 5.6.4 Outgoing broadcast call
5.7 Call-related functions: incoming emergency
Figure 21 — Receiving a Railway Emergency Call
61 5.8 Call-related functions: outgoing emergency
62 Figure 22 — Outgoing Railway Emergency Call (established)
63 5.9 Supplementary Services
5.9.1 Call hold and retrieve
Figure 23 — Call on hold
64 5.9.2 Call waiting
Figure 24 — On-going call plus waiting call
65 Figure 25 — On-going call plus held call
66 5.9.3 Call waiting during an incoming Railway Emergency Call
Figure 26 — Incoming REC with Call Waiting
5.9.4 Call Forwarding
67 Figure 27 — Forwarding a call to another number
Figure 28 — Activating forwarding
69 Figure 29 — Cancelling Forwarding a call to another number
Figure 30 — Call Forwarding unconditional activated
70 5.9.5 Call Forwarding to a hand-held portable
Figure 31 — Cancelling Forwarding a call to a hand-held portable
71 5.10 Other calls
5.10.1 Call chief conductor
Figure 32 — Call Chief Conductor (Paging)
72 5.10.2 Call PA
Figure 33 — Public Address call
73 5.10.3 Intercom
Figure 34 — Incoming Intercom call (established)
74 5.10.4 Call all drivers on train
Figure 35 — Selecting other drivers on train
75 Figure 36 — Drivers connected in a multi-party call
76 5.10.5 Receive a call from lead driver
5.10.6 Call a member of train staff
5.10.7 Monitor a call
77 Figure 37 — Intercom call from train staff to controller (established)
5.11 Select a called party
5.11.1 Select by soft key
78 Figure 38 — Calling a controller with a single keystroke
5.11.2 Select by free-dial
79 Figure 39 — Free-dial a number
5.11.3 Select from telephone book
80 Figure 40 — Select from Telephone Book
5.11.4 Last number re-dial (outgoing)
81 5.11.5 Last number re-dial (incoming)
Figure 41 — Select from received calls list
82 5.12 Use of in-call menu
5.13 Loss of network
Figure 42 — Loss of radio network
83 5.14 Shunting
5.14.1 Enter / Leave Shunting Mode
5.14.2 Select shunting area
Figure 43 — Select shunting area
84 5.14.3 Select shunting group (Team ID)
Figure 44 — Select Shunting group ID
85 5.14.4 Group call in Shunting Mode
5.14.5 Alerting of a controller
86 Figure 45 — Alerting of a controller
87 5.14.6 Other calls while in Shunting Mode
5.15 Direct mode
5.16 Text messaging
Figure 46 — Receiving a text message
88 6 Sounds
6.1 General
Table 7 — Summary of sounds
89 6.2 Incoming calls (R1, R2, R3)
6.2.1 General
90 6.2.2 R1 – Internal incoming call
Table 8 — R1 – Internal incoming call
Figure 47 — R1 – Internal incoming call
6.2.3 R2 – External incoming call
Table 9 — R2 – External incoming call
91 Figure 48 — R2 – External incoming call
6.2.4 R3 – Incoming emergency call
Table 10 — R3 – Incoming emergency call
Figure 49 — R3 – Incoming emergency call
6.3 Outgoing calls (R4, R5, R6, R7, R8)
6.3.1 General
6.3.2 R4 – Connection
92 Table 11 — R4 – Connection
Figure 50 — R4 – Connection
6.3.3 R5 – Line ringing
Table 12 — R5 – Line ringing
93 Figure 51 — R5 – Line ringing
6.3.4 R6 – Line busy
Table 13 — R6 – Line busy
Figure 52 — R6 – Line busy
94 6.3.5 R7 – Barred call
Table 14 — R7 – Barred call
Figure 53 — R7 – Barred call
6.3.6 R8 – Outgoing emergency call
Table 15 — R8 – Outgoing emergency call
95 Figure 54 — R8 – Outgoing emergency call
6.4 R9 – Public address – incoming / outgoing
Table 16 — R9 – Public address – incoming / outgoing
Figure 55 — R9 – Public address
96 6.5 R10 – Positive link assurance
Table 17 — R10 – Positive link assurance
Figure 56 — R10 – Positive link assurance
6.6 R11 – Negative link assurance
Table 18 — R11 – Negative link assurance
97 Figure 57 — R11 – Negative link assurance
6.7 R12 – Loss of the network
Table 19 — R12 – Loss of the network
Figure 58 — R12 – Loss of the network
6.8 R13 – PTT pressed
98 Table 20 — R13 – PTT pressed
Figure 59 — R13 – PTT pressed
6.9 R14 – Uplink Busy
Table 21 — R14 – Uplink busy
99 Figure 60 — R14 – Uplink busy
6.10 R15 – Failed action
Table 22 — R15 – Failed action
Figure 61 — R15_Failed_action
100 Bibliography

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