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CJCT Role & Train Information Flashcards

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CJCT Roles & Responsibilities

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Provide Customer Service
Manually Operate the Train
Network/Route Knowledge
Operate in/out of Sidings and SMTF
Emergency Procedures
Fault Reporting
Assisting on Stations
Rail Safety Rules relevant to Rolling Stock
Train Systems and Equipment
Terminating Trains from Service
Train Assistance and Recovery Methods
Cleanliness & Presentation Standards
Testing & Commissioning

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2
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Keys

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Crew Key
Train Key
Maintenance Key (not held)

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3
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The Train

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1164 Passenger Capacity
378 Seats
230.4 tonnes
132.5m long
110km/h maximum design speed
100km/h maximum service speed
18 double doors per train

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4
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Carriages

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DTC2 MPC2 MC2 MC1 MPC1 DTC1

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DTC Exterior

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HVAC
Roof Structure
Train Radio
Destination Display
Windscreen
Emergency Detrainment Door
Coupler
Crash Box
Headlight/Tail Light
Windshield Glass
Lateral Window
UTO Emergency Brake Light
Trailer Bogie
Carborne Controller
HVAC Mounting Bracket
Passenger Door
Gangway

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6
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UTO/RM Indicator Lights

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Located left & right side of the Destination Display
Blue when in UTO mode
Amber when in RM and being operated by a CJCT

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ODDD

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Obstruction Derailment Detection Device
Located at the front of the train.
Requires a force of 7kg and a height of 115mm above the rail head to activate a rollingstock EB
An evacuation Zone will also drop
If the beam is intact the system can be reset to allow the train to move
If the beam is broken, the train cannot be moved without bypassing the relevant system with safe authorisation from DTC/TC.

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Crew Switch & Pantograph Switch

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External Crew Switch is used to open the train doors when the train is powered on.
4 of each, located on DTC1 and DTC2 adjacent to Doors 1 & 2

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9
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External EDR

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Used to open the train door without a key
Will open the doors when the train is asleep
The switch is spring loaded and turned clockwise to open the door
Located on DTC1 and DTC2 adjacent to Doors 1 & 2 and on MPC1 &2 and MC1 & 2 at Doors 3 & 4

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Body Side Indicator

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Displays the status of the train to CJCS/CJCT
Located above doors 3 & 4
Illuminates AMBER when…
1..A door is not closed properly
2..An EDR is operated
3..A PEA is activated

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IES

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Isolation & Earth Switch
Located inside the traction converter on MPC1 & 2 and MC1 & 2
It has 2 x positions - Earth & Collector

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12
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Pantograph

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2 x Pantographs
Located on MPC1 & MPC2
Connects the train to the 1500V overhead wiring
Sensors detect when the pantograph is raised, lowered or locked
The train can operate with 1 x pantograph

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13
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What 6 ways can a pantograph be raised or lowered

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1..TCMS screen on the Settings - Pantograph Screen (this screen allows you to raise or lower them individually or together)
2..UTO panel using the emergency Pantograph down button
3..Pantograph Isolation Switch located in the Panel on right hand side of door 4 on MPC1 & MPC2
4..Pantograph Switch on the outside of DTC1 & DTC2 adjacent to doors 1 & 2
5..Using the Crank to manually raise or lower
6..AUX ON/OFF

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14
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How many crew switches and where are they located

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8 - 4 external on DTC1 & DTC2 adjacent to doors 1 & 2
4 internal on the RHS above doors 1 & 2 in DTC1 & DTC2

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15
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What is a PEA and where are they located

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Passenger Emergency Alarm
30 in total located in all cars on the RHS of all doors except door 4

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16
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What is an internal EDR and where are they located

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Emergency Door Release located on the LHS of every train door

17
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How many CCTV cameras are there on a trainset?

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38 in total. 6 in each car and 2 external on DTC 1 & DTC2

18
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How many Fire Extinguishers on each trainset

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12 in total. 6 in each car. Under the seats adjacent to doors 1 & 2 in MPC & MC 1 & 2 and under the seats adjacent to door 6 and under the DDU in DTC1 & 2

19
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What is the PIS

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Passenger Information System which includes…
1..Digital Route Map (DRM) x 36 located above each train door
2..Passenger Information Display (PID) x 36 located above the tripods
3..Destination Display x 2 located on the outside of DTC1 & DTC2 of the train indicating the direction of travel or final destination

20
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DRM

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Dynamic Route Map - Provides information about previous & upcoming stops and journey lengths.

21
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PID

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Passenger Information Display - provides journey information, visual announcements & important train messages

22
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List the Communication Equipment

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DRM
PID
Destination Display
Hearing Loop
Speakers
Smoke Detectors

23
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What are the 2 x Door Isolation Switches

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Mechanical located on the roof in the middle above each door
Electrical located on the roof on the left hand side of the door above the EDR

24
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Mechanical Isolation Switch

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Locks or unlocks the door. Doors cannot be manually opened when the Mechanical Isolation Switch is on lock

25
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Electrical Isolation Switch

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Breaks the electrical circuit when the door does not open. Doors can be manually opened when the Electrical Isolation Switch is in Isolate.

26
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List the 9 panels

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1..PACIS
2..Radio Control Box
3..TCMS/DDU
4..Bypass Panel
5..Pressure Gauge Panel
6..Master Controller & Mode Selector
7..Doors Open/Close indicator Panel
8..UTO Control Panel
9..Driver Control Handle with PACIS Handset

27
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Automatic Train Control Compartments

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Driver Console:
TMS / DDU
PACIS HMI

ATC Cabinet:
Carborne Controller

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Carborne Controller

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Continuously communicates with the signalling system sharing all information it gathers from the onboard subsystems

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What are the main functions of the Carborne Controller

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UTO train wake up & sleep
Self initialisation & test procedures
Train Motion
Train Speed
Localisation through beacons & odometer
Adhere to the route set and end of authority information
Precise station stops and departure management
Process movement authorities
Adhere to network restrictions (FSR, TSR & WZ)
Opening & Closing of doors
Handling of faults & failures
Generation of status alarms for ATS & MSS

30
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Electrical & Mechanical Coupler

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Used to rescue trains & put trains together

31
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Crash Box

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Acts as a shock absorber & prevents the train from buckling up

CJCT (14 decks)

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