Operation Manual for R188 MDS PTE Application

KPS N.A., Inc. NYCT R188 KOITO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES, LTD.Operation Manual for R188 MDS PTE Application

New York City Transit

New Train Procurement for NYCT Division A (R188)

OPERATION MANUAL FOR R188 MDS

PTE APPLICATION

Prepared: S. Takayasu

Software Design and Program Group Signature Date

Verified: S. Harada System Integration Engineer Signature Date

Verified: K. Komatsu Software Engineering Manager Signature Date

Approved: S. Harada Project Manager Signature Date

Document No. 11S-RS-00029 Version New 6/3/2013

11S-RS-00029 Ver. New Page 1/144


Revision History Version Date (MM/DD/YYYY) Prepared Approved Description Ver. New 6/3/2013 S. Takayasu S. Harada • Original Issue (Preliminary)



Table Of Contents

Table Of Contents .................................................................................................................................................................3 Table Of Tables.....................................................................................................................................................................4 Table Of Figures ...................................................................................................................................................................5

1. Introduction..........................................................................................................................................................................8 1.1. Purpose .........................................................................................................................................................................8 1.2. Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations ...................................................................................................................8 1.3. System Outline .............................................................................................................................................................9

2. Start-up and Exit ................................................................................................................................................................10 2.1. Start-up the PTE .........................................................................................................................................................10 2.2. Exiting the PTE Application.......................................................................................................................................10

3. Functions and Operations .................................................................................................................................................11 3.1. Function......................................................................................................................................................................11

Administrative Password ............................................................................................................................................................... 11 3.2. Administrative Login Operation.................................................................................................................................12

3.2.1. Administrative Login Screen .............................................................................................................................12 3.3. Operation Procedures .................................................................................................................................................14

3.3.1. Connection PTE and Equipments ......................................................................................................................14 3.3.2. Selecting a Function from PTE Control Menu ..................................................................................................16 3.3.3. Checking the Version of the MDS Software .....................................................................................................18 3.3.4. Displaying and Saving Fault Log or Historical Data.........................................................................................19

3.3.4.1. Displaying and Saving Fault Log.................................................................................................................................... 19 3.3.4.2. Displaying and Saving Historical Data ........................................................................................................................... 25

3.3.5. Downloading Self Test Results or Executing Self Test .....................................................................................32 3.3.5.1. Downloading Self Test Results ....................................................................................................................................... 32 3.3.5.2. Executing Self Test ......................................................................................................................................................... 37

3.3.6. Monitoring I/O Status ........................................................................................................................................42 3.3.7. Adjusting MDS Time, Display Time and Parameters .......................................................................................47

3.3.7.1. Adjusting MDS Time and Display Time......................................................................................................................... 47 3.3.7.2. Adjusting Parameters ...................................................................................................................................................... 49

3.3.8. Viewing Log Files .............................................................................................................................................53 3.3.9. Transferring Log Files to Data Workstation......................................................................................................58 3.3.10. CRC Calculation................................................................................................................................................61 3.3.11. Node Error Detection.........................................................................................................................................66 3.3.12. Erasing Fault Log or Historical Data .................................................................................................................72 3.3.13. Downloading Software for the TNC, the CNC or the TOD ..............................................................................75

3.3.13.1. Downloading Software from PTE (for TNC or CNC) .................................................................................................... 75 3.3.13.2. Download from PTE (For TOD) ..................................................................................................................................... 82 3.3.13.3. Downloading Software from CF Card ............................................................................................................................ 93

3.3.14. Preparing CF Card for Download......................................................................................................................99 3.3.15. Adding Software To Be Downloaded..............................................................................................................106 3.3.16. Change Administrative User Name And Password .........................................................................................110

3.4. Operating of Pull-Down Menu .................................................................................................................................113 4. Troubleshooting ...............................................................................................................................................................115

4.1. Setting File Error ......................................................................................................................................................115 4.2. Communication Errors .............................................................................................................................................115

4.2.1. Serial Port Open Error .....................................................................................................................................115 4.2.1.1. Serial Port Setting ......................................................................................................................................................... 116

4.2.2. Connection Target Error ..................................................................................................................................116 4.2.3. Time-out Error.................................................................................................................................................117



4.2.4. Invalid TOD Screen Error ...............................................................................................................................117 4.2.5. Busy Warning ..................................................................................................................................................118

4.3. TNC or CNC Errors..................................................................................................................................................119 4.3.1. Fault Log Erase Error ......................................................................................................................................119 4.3.2. Historical Data Erase Error..............................................................................................................................119

4.4. Operation Error.........................................................................................................................................................120 4.4.1. CF Card Not Inserted Error .............................................................................................................................120

4.5. System Error.............................................................................................................................................................121 4.5.1. WKWIN32.DLL Was Not Found....................................................................................................................121

4.6. When User Name or Password are Forgotten...........................................................................................................121 5. Installation........................................................................................................................................................................122

5.1. Installation of the PTE..............................................................................................................................................122 5.2. Installation and Setup of V-SFT...............................................................................................................................125

5.2.1. Preparation Before Installation ........................................................................................................................125 5.2.2. Attention ..........................................................................................................................................................126 5.2.3. Installing V-SFT ..............................................................................................................................................127

5.3. Uninstallation of the PTE .........................................................................................................................................137 5.4. File Configuration and Contents of the PTE ............................................................................................................137 5.5. Responses when PTE Installation Failed..................................................................................................................138 5.6. Confirming WIBU-Key Driver is installed ..............................................................................................................138

6. Appendices........................................................................................................................................................................141 6.1. Log file Format.........................................................................................................................................................141

6.1.1. Fault Log file ...................................................................................................................................................142 6.1.2. Historical Data file...........................................................................................................................................143 6.1.3. Self Test Result file .........................................................................................................................................144

Table Of Tables Table 1 - Operating Environment ..............................................................................................................................................9 Table 2 - List of Possible Operations........................................................................................................................................11 Table 3 - Description of User Name and Password.................................................................................................................12 Table 4 - Description of PTE CONNECT COMMAND.........................................................................................................15 Table 5 - Description of PTE Control Menu............................................................................................................................17 Table 6 - Description of Fault Log Screen ...............................................................................................................................21 Table 7 - Description of Save As Dialog Box ...........................................................................................................................23 Table 8 - Description of default file name description (Fault Log)........................................................................................24 Table 9 - Description of Historical Data screen.......................................................................................................................28 Table 10 - Description of Save As Dialog Box .........................................................................................................................30 Table 11 - Description of default file name description (Historical Data) ............................................................................31 Table 12 - Description of SELF TEST Download ...................................................................................................................34 Table 13 - Description of Save As Dialog Box .........................................................................................................................35 Table 14 - Description of default file name description (Self Test Download)......................................................................36 Table 15 - Description of Self Test Execute Screen.................................................................................................................39 Table 16 - Description of Save As Dialog Box .........................................................................................................................40 Table 17 - Description of default file name description (Self Test Execute) .........................................................................41 Table 18 - I/O Status TNC.........................................................................................................................................................43 Table 19 - I/O Status CNC ........................................................................................................................................................45 Table 20 - Description of “Date/Time” Section .......................................................................................................................49 Table 21 - Description of “Parameter” Section .......................................................................................................................51 Table 22 - Parameter Description.............................................................................................................................................51

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Table 24 - Description of default file name description (Open file).......................................................................................56 Table 25 - Description of View Log File...................................................................................................................................57 Table 26 - Each application file (For CRC Calculation) ........................................................................................................64 Table 27 - Description of NODE ERROR DETECTION screen ...........................................................................................71 Table 28 - File for Download (for TOD) ..................................................................................................................................82 Table 29 - Each application file (For Prepare Download Card) ..........................................................................................101 Table 30 - File for update (for Download from PTE) ...........................................................................................................109 Table 31 - Description of Pull-Down Menu - File..................................................................................................................113 Table 32 - Description of Pull-Down Menu - Edit.................................................................................................................113 Table 33 - Description of Menu - Pull-Down Maintenance ..................................................................................................113 Table 34 - Description of Pull-Down Menu - Administration ..............................................................................................114 Table 35 - Description of Pull-Down Menu - help.................................................................................................................114 Table 36 - Description of Pull-Down Menu - ShowMenu.....................................................................................................114 Table 37 - Cause and Measure (Setting file error)................................................................................................................115 Table 38 - Cause and Measure (Serial port Open Error).....................................................................................................115 Table 39 - Cause and Measure (Connection Target Error) .................................................................................................117 Table 40 - Cause and Measure (Time-Out Error) ................................................................................................................117 Table 41 - Cause and Measure (Invalid TOD Screen error) ................................................................................................118 Table 42 - Cause and Measure (Busy Warning)....................................................................................................................118 Table 43 - Cause and Measure (Fault Log Erase Error)......................................................................................................119 Table 44 - Cause and Measure (Historical Data Erase Error).............................................................................................119 Table 45 - Cause and Measure (CF Card Not Inserted Error)............................................................................................120 Table 46 - Cause and Measure (No Valid Files Error) .........................................................................................................120 Table 47 - Cause and Measure (WKWIN32.DLL was not found).......................................................................................121 Table 48 - File List ...................................................................................................................................................................138 Table 49 - Cause and Measure (Installation Failed) .............................................................................................................138 Table 50 - Log File Format......................................................................................................................................................141 Table 51 - Fault Log File Format ...........................................................................................................................................142 Table 52 - Historical Data File Format ..................................................................................................................................143 Table 53 - Self Test Result File Format..................................................................................................................................144

Table Of Figures Figure 1 - Start up the PTE Application Screen .....................................................................................................................10 Figure 2 - Administrative Login Screen (WIBU-KEY Present) ............................................................................................12 Figure 3 - Administrative Login Screen (Check Box).............................................................................................................13 Figure 4 - Administrative Login Screen (WIBU-KEY not present) ......................................................................................13 Figure 5 - Screen after PTE for MDS starts ............................................................................................................................14 Figure 6 - PTE Control Menu...................................................................................................................................................16 Figure 7 - System Software Version screen .............................................................................................................................18 Figure 8 - Log Menu screen ......................................................................................................................................................19 Figure 9 - Downloading Dialog Box (Fault Log) .....................................................................................................................20 Figure 10 - Fault Log screen .....................................................................................................................................................21 Figure 11 - Log is “UNSAVED” ...............................................................................................................................................22 Figure 12 - Log is “SAVED” .....................................................................................................................................................22 Figure 13 - Save As Dialog Box (Fault Log).............................................................................................................................23 Figure 14 - LOG Menu screen ..................................................................................................................................................26 Figure 15 - Downloading Dialog Box (historical data)............................................................................................................27 Figure 16 - Historical Data screen ............................................................................................................................................28 Figure 17 - Log is “UNSAVED” ...............................................................................................................................................29 Figure 18 - Log is “SAVED” .....................................................................................................................................................29

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Figure 20 - Self Test Menu screen ............................................................................................................................................32 Figure 21 - Result of downloaded Self Test .............................................................................................................................33 Figure 22 - Save As Dialog Box for Self Test Download.........................................................................................................35 Figure 23 - Self Test Menu screen ............................................................................................................................................37 Figure 24 - Self Test Execute Screen ........................................................................................................................................38 Figure 25 - Save As Dialog Box for Self Test Execute.............................................................................................................40 Figure 26 - Data Monitoring screen .........................................................................................................................................42 Figure 27 - Maintenance Other Menu screen..........................................................................................................................47 Figure 28 - Time/Parameter Setting screen .............................................................................................................................48 Figure 29 - Date/Time adjustment section ...............................................................................................................................49 Figure 30 - Time/Parameter Setting screen .............................................................................................................................50 Figure 31 - Parameter section ...................................................................................................................................................51 Figure 32 - Parameter Setting Succeeded Message Dialog Box .............................................................................................52 Figure 33 - Maintenance Other Menu screen..........................................................................................................................53 Figure 34 - View Log File screen ..............................................................................................................................................54 Figure 35 - Open File Dialog Box .............................................................................................................................................55 Figure 36 - View Log File screen (file opened) ........................................................................................................................57 Figure 37 - Maintenance Other Menu screen (Connected to DW) ........................................................................................58 Figure 38 - Transfer Log File to Data Workstation ................................................................................................................59 Figure 39 - Transfer Log File to Data Workstation screen (Fault Log file selected) ...........................................................60 Figure 40 - Transfer Log File to Data Workstation screen (Fault Log file transfer) ...........................................................60 Figure 41 - Maintenance Other Menu screen..........................................................................................................................61 Figure 42 - CRC Calculation screen.........................................................................................................................................62 Figure 43 - Browse for folder Dialog Box screen.....................................................................................................................63 Figure 44 - CRC calculation result ...........................................................................................................................................65 Figure 45 - Maintenance Other Menu screen..........................................................................................................................66 Figure 46 - Node Error Detection Menu screen (TNC) #1 .....................................................................................................67 Figure 47 - Node Error Detection Menu Screen (CNC) #1 ....................................................................................................68 Figure 48 - Node Error Detection Menu screen (TNC) #2 .....................................................................................................69 Figure 49 - Node Error Detection Menu Screen (CNC) #2 ....................................................................................................70 Figure 50 - Log Erasure screen.................................................................................................................................................72 Figure 51 - Log Erasure screen (Buttons are active) ..............................................................................................................73 Figure 52 - Log was Erased Completely Dialog Box (Example: Fault Log) .........................................................................74 Figure 53 - Software Download screen.....................................................................................................................................76 Figure 54 - Software Download from PTE Screen..................................................................................................................77 Figure 55 - Download Confirmation dialog Box .....................................................................................................................78 Figure 56 - Download from PTE Progress Dialog Box ...........................................................................................................79 Figure 57 - Abort Download Dialog Box (Download from PTE)...........................................................................................80 Figure 58 - Download Completed Dialog Box (Download from PTE)...................................................................................81 Figure 59 - Software Download screen.....................................................................................................................................83 Figure 60 - V-SFT .....................................................................................................................................................................84 Figure 61 - V-SFT Screen..........................................................................................................................................................85 Figure 62 - V-SFT fail open.......................................................................................................................................................86 Figure 63 - V-SFT Screen..........................................................................................................................................................87 Figure 64 - PC V-SFT Screen....................................................................................................................................................88 Figure 65 - V-SFT Screen (Transfer) .......................................................................................................................................89 Figure 66 - V-SFT Screen (Communication Setting) ..............................................................................................................89 Figure 67 - Device Manager (Communications Port) .............................................................................................................90 Figure 68 - V-SFT Screen (Transfer) .......................................................................................................................................91 Figure 69 - V-SFT Screen (Open) .............................................................................................................................................91 Figure 70 - V-SFT Screen (Transferring data…)....................................................................................................................92 Figure 71 - Location in TNC for Inserting CF Card...............................................................................................................93 Figure 72 - Location in CNC for Inserting CF Card ..............................................................................................................93



Figure 73 - Software Download screen.....................................................................................................................................94 Figure 74 - Confirm Software Version Dialog Box .................................................................................................................95 Figure 75 - Confirm Software Version Dialog Box .................................................................................................................96 Figure 76 - Download from CF Card Progress Dialog Box....................................................................................................97 Figure 77 - Download Completed Dialog Box (Download from CF Card) ...........................................................................98 Figure 78 - Administrative Other Menu screen ......................................................................................................................99 Figure 79 - Prepare Download Card screen ..........................................................................................................................100 Figure 80 - Folder category in Prepare Download Card screen ..........................................................................................102 Figure 81 - CF CARD Format Window.................................................................................................................................103 Figure 82 - CF CARD Format Window (Formatting)..........................................................................................................103 Figure 83 - CF CARD Format Window (Format Completed) .............................................................................................104 Figure 84 - Preparation of CF Card Dialog Box ...................................................................................................................105 Figure 85 - Administrative Other Menu screen ....................................................................................................................106 Figure 86 - Add Application Software Screen.......................................................................................................................107 Figure 87 - Add Application Software Screen (After input) ................................................................................................108 Figure 88 - Administrative Other Menu screen ....................................................................................................................110 Figure 89 - Change Administrative User Name and Password #1.......................................................................................111 Figure 90 - Change Administrative User Name and Password #2.......................................................................................112 Figure 91 - Pull-down menu....................................................................................................................................................113 Figure 92 - Setting File Error Dialog Box..............................................................................................................................115 Figure 93 - Serial Port Open Error Dialog Box.....................................................................................................................115 Figure 94 - Serial port setting change (PTE.ini)....................................................................................................................116 Figure 95 - Connection Target Error Dialog Box .................................................................................................................116 Figure 96 - Time-Out Error Dialog Box ................................................................................................................................117 Figure 97 - Invalid TOD Screen Error Dialog Box ...............................................................................................................117 Figure 98 - Busy Warning Dialog Box....................................................................................................................................118 Figure 99 - Fault Log Erase Error Dialog Box......................................................................................................................119 Figure 100 - Historical Data Erase Error Dialog Box...........................................................................................................119 Figure 101 - CF Card Not Inserted Error Dialog Box..........................................................................................................120 Figure 102 - No Valid Files Error Dialog Box .......................................................................................................................120 Figure 103 - WKWIN32.DLL was not found Dialog Box.....................................................................................................121 Figure 104 - MDS PTE CD-ROM Configuration .................................................................................................................122 Figure 105 - .NET Framework 4 License Agreement Dialog Box .......................................................................................123 Figure 106 - PTE Application Setup Wizard Dialog Box .....................................................................................................124 Figure 107 - PTE Application Setup Complete Dialog Box..................................................................................................125 Figure 108 - V-SFT V5 Properties Screen .............................................................................................................................126 Figure 109 - V-SFT Screen –1.................................................................................................................................................127 Figure 110 - V-SFT Install Shield Wizard –1 ........................................................................................................................128 Figure 111 - V-SFT Install Shield Wizard –2 ........................................................................................................................129 Figure 112 - V V-SFT Install Shield Wizard –3 ....................................................................................................................130 Figure 113 - V-SFT Install Shield Wizard –4 ........................................................................................................................131 Figure 114 - V-SFT Install Shield Wizard –5 ........................................................................................................................132 Figure 115 - V-SFT Install Shield Wizard –6 ........................................................................................................................133 Figure 116 - V-SFT Install Shield Wizard –7 ........................................................................................................................133 Figure 117 - V-SFT Install Shield Wizard –8 ........................................................................................................................134 Figure 118 - V-SFT Screen –1.................................................................................................................................................135 Figure 119 - MemoryLink_V5(Registry Editor)-1................................................................................................................136 Figure 120 - F MemoryLink_V5(Registry Editor)-2.............................................................................................................136 Figure 121 - File Configuration ..............................................................................................................................................137 Figure 122 - Control Panel ......................................................................................................................................................139 Figure 123 - WIBU-Key Software Protection Screen ...........................................................................................................140



1. Introduction

1.1. Purpose This operation manual contains operating procedure for the R188 MDS Portable Test Equipment (PTE) Application. It is recommended that you read this manual in its entirety before using the PTE for the first time.

1.2. Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations APU Auxiliary Power Unit ATA Advanced Technology Attachment CBTC Communications-Based Train Control CCN Cab Car Network CF CompactFlash® CMC Communication Controller CN Car Network CNC Car Network Controller CPU Central Processing Unit CRC Cyclic Redundancy Check DFD Data Flow Diagram DMCU Door Monitoring and Control Unit DW Data Workstation EPROM Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory GMT Greenwich Mean Time HCI Hardware Configuration Item HVAC Heating, Ventilation, and Air Cooling I/F Interface I/O Input and Output ID Identifier IEEE The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IUN Inter Unit Network MDI Multiple Documents Interface MDS Monitoring and Diagnostics System NYCT New York City Transit OS Operating System PC Personal Computer PCMCIA (Note 1) Personal Computer Memory Card International Association PTE Portable Test Equipment RS-232C Recommended Standard 232C SCI Software Configuration Item SRS Software Requirements Specification TLC Trainline Controller TMX Trainline Multiplexer TN Train Network TNC Train Network Controller TNCP Train Network Controller Process TOD (Note 2) Train Operator’s Display TS Technical Specification USB Universal Serial Bus

(Note) There are two types of TOD to be installed: TOD controlled by CBTC and TOD controlled by MDS (TNC: TNCP). In the TS, the former is described as “CBTC TOD”, and the latter is described as “non-CBTC TOD”. In this specification, TOD refers to non-CBTC TOD unless otherwise specified. 11S-RS-00029 Ver. New Page 8/144


1.3. System Outline R188 MDS PTE Application is launched by PTELauncher. The R188 MDS PTE Application enables date/time adjustment, parameter setting, TNC/CNC software updating, TOD screen data updating, Fault Log/Historical Data downloading and erasing, execution of Self Test and viewing its results, and I/O status checking. Refer to Table 1 for operating environment for MDS PTE Application. You will find start-up/exiting methods in Section 2, functions and operating methods in Section 3 and troubleshooting procedure in Section 4.

Table 1 - Operating Environment

Item DescriptionConnection port • Serial port

• USB PortCard slot PCMCIA card slot (type II) WIBU-Key type WIBU-BOX/U WIBU-Key driver version v.6.0 or higher Operating system Microsoft® Windows7 Professional Other Microsoft® .NET Framework 4

and Adobe® Reader® should be preinstalled.



2. Start-up and Exit

2.1. Start-up the PTE 1) Start the PC.

2) Start the PTE Application.

Figure 1 - Start up the PTE Application Screen

2.2. Exiting the PTE Application 1) To exit the PTE Application, click the close button ( ) in the title bar, click the EXIT button in the PTE Control

Menu, or click the Exit in the pull-down menu.

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3. Functions and Operations

3.1. Function The functions are different depending on the target equipment. Refer to Table 2 for a list of possible operations.

Table 2 - List of Possible Operations

Cross Ref.

Connection Valid With WIBU-KEY and Administrative Password

Section

OPERATION

TNC CNC TOD DW NONE 3.2 Administrative Login Operation √ √ √ √ √ √

3.3.1 Connection PTE and Equipment √ √ √ √ √ − 3.3.3 Checking the Version of the MDS Software √ √ − − − −

3.3.4 Displaying and Saving Fault Log or Historical Data

√ − − − − −

3.3.5.1 Downloading Self Test Results √ − − − − − 3.3.5.2 Executing Self Test √ √ − − − − 3.3.6 Monitoring I/O Status √ √ − − − −

3.3.7 Adjusting MDS Time, Display Time and Parameters √ − − − − −

3.3.8 Viewing Log Files √ √ − √ √ − 3.3.9 Transferring Log Files to Data Workstation − − − √ − − 3.3.10 CRC Calculation √ √ − − √ − 3.3.11 Node Error Detection √ √ − − − − 3.3.12 Erasing Fault Log or Historical Data √ − − − − √

3.3.13.1 Downloading Software from PTE (for TNC or CNC)

√ √ − − − √

3.3.13.2 Download from PTE (For TOD) − − √ − − √ 3.3.13.3 Downloading Software from CF Card √ √ − − − √ 3.3.14 Preparing CF Card for Download √ √ − − √ √ 3.3.15 Adding Software To Be Downloaded √ √ − − √ √ 3.3.16 Change Administrative User Name And

Password √ √ − − √ √

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3.2. Administrative Login Operation When you use Administrative function, input User Name and Password.

3.2.1. Administrative Login Screen 1) Connect WIBU-Key to PC and start PTE. (Refer to Section 5.6 for the installation of WIBU-Key Driver.)

2) Administrative Login screen is displayed.

3) Input User Name and Password.

4) Click LGOIN MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATION SECTION button. (Figure 2)

Default User Name and Password are shown in Table 3.

The input conditions of User Name and Password are shown in Table 3.

When you change User Name and Password, refer to Section 3.3.16 Change Administrative User Name And Password.

Figure 2 - Administrative Login Screen (WIBU-KEY Present)

Table 3 - Description of User Name and Password

Item DescriptionUser Name Default: r188user

Input Conditions: 4 to 8 characters long excluding comma. (For MDS System Specification)

Password Default: Password Input Conditions: 8 to 24 characters long and a mixture of alpha and numeric characters, with at least one capitalization in the password.

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5) When “When logged in next time, input of User Name is skipped” check box is checked, User Name is saved till next login.

Figure 3 - Administrative Login Screen (Check Box)

6) If PTE is started without connecting WIBU-Key to PC, User Name, Password and LGOIN MAINTENANCE AND ADMINISTRATION SECTION button cannot be inputted.

When you do not use Administrative function, click LGOIN MAINTENANCE SECTION button. (Figure 4)

Figure 4 - Administrative Login Screen (WIBU-KEY not present)

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3.3. Operation Procedures

3.3.1. Connection PTE and Equipments 1) Connect PTE to equipment (TNC, CNC, or TOD) with PTE cable. Or connect PTE to DW with RS-232C cable.

Or select “NONE” in the following step not to connect any cable.

2) Click the button of the target equipment in the window shown in (Figure 5). This window is displayed only when the PTE is started up. A name of connected equipment is displayed in the Status Bar of Main Window.

Figure 5 - Screen after PTE for MDS starts

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Note Restart PTE for MDS to reconnect PTE for MDS to other equipment.

Table 4 - Description of PTE CONNECT COMMAND

Button Description TNC button CNC button TOD button DW button

Target equipment to connect with the PTE

NONE button Using the PTE without connection to equipments

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3.3.2. Selecting a Function from PTE Control Menu All functions of the PTE start from PTE Control Menu.

This menu is divided into two parts. In upper part of menu, present PTE status is displayed. In lower part of menu, there are buttons to execute the function of PTE.

When the close button ( ) in the PTE Control Menu window is clicked, the PTE Control Menu window is closed. When [ShowMenu] in the Pull-down menu is clicked, the PTE Control Menu window is displayed at default position.

The description of each item is described in (Table 5).

Present PTE Status

Function Buttons

Figure 6 - PTE Control Menu

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Table 5 - Description of PTE Control Menu

Index Function Ref. SectionPTE STATUS

LOG Displays whether the displayed log has been stored or not. Display “N/A” except on log display screen. (SAVED / UNSAVED / N/A)

−

CAR NO Display a car number of a car to which PTE is connected. (for TNC or CNC Only) −

SUBSYSTEM Display a name of Subsystem equipment. (MDSS: TNC, CNC or TOD, None/ DWSA: DW) −

LOCATION Display a name of connected equipment (TNC: TNC / CNC: CNC / TOD: TOD / DWSA: DW / -----: None). −

CONNECTION DIRECT: TNC, CNC, TOD, DW / -----: None −

WIBU KEY Display whether WIBU key is present or not. (PRESENT / NOT PRESENT) −

MAINTENANCE

SYSTEM SW VERSION Display software version of target equipment. (for TNC or CNC Only) 3.3.3

LOG Display and Save Fault Log or Historical Data. (for TNC Only) 3.3.4

TEST Download Self Test Result (for TNC Only) and execute Self Test. (for TNC or CNC Only) 3.3.5

DATA MONITORING Display I/O Status. (for TNC or CNC Only) 3.3.6

OTHER FUNCTIONS Time/Parameter Setting, View Log file, Transfer Log File to Data Workstation, CRC Calculation, or Node Error Detection

3.3.7, 3.3.8, 3.3.9,

3.3.10, 3.3.11

ADMINISTRATION (WIBU-Key and Password is necessary) LOG ERASURE Erase Fault Log or Historical Data. (for TNC Only) 3.3.12 SW DOWNLOAD Update MDS Software. 3.3.13

OTHER FUNCTIONS Prepare Download CF Card, Add Application Software to be downloaded or Change Administrative User Name and Password.

3.3.14, 3.3.15, 3.3.16

HELP View Help file. − EXIT Exit the PTE. −

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3.3.3. Checking the Version of the MDS Software Follow the procedure as specified below to check the version of the MDS software connected PTE.

1) Connect PTE to TNC or CNC with PTE cable.

2) Start MDS PTE Application. Click the button of the target equipment (TNC or CNC) on Connect Menu Screen.

3) Click SYSTEM SW VERSION button in PTE Control Menu. SYSTEM SOFTWARE VERSION Screen (Figure 7) is displayed. In the “SOFTWARE LOADED INTO THE EQUIPMENT” area, software version installed in equipment (TNC/CNC) connected to PTE is displayed.

Figure 7 - System Software Version screen

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3.3.4. Displaying and Saving Fault Log or Historical Data

3.3.4.1. Displaying and Saving Fault Log Follow the procedure as specified below to display Fault Log on PTE screen, and save it into a file.

1) Connect PTE to TNC with PTE cable.

2) Start MDS PTE Application. Click the TNC button on Connect Menu Screen.

3) Click LOG button on PTE Control Menu, and then LOG MENU screen (Figure 8) is displayed.

4) Click Fault Log button (Figure 8). Downloading is started automatically.

Figure 8 - Log Menu screen

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5) The dialog box of (Figure 9) is displayed while downloading the log data. To abort downloading, click ABORT button.

Figure 9 - Downloading Dialog Box (Fault Log)

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6) When downloading is completed, the log is displayed in the list.

Figure 10 - Fault Log screen

Table 6 - Description of Fault Log Screen

Item DescriptionNo. Number assigned in the order of transmission to PTE for MDS Date Date when event was generated Time Time when event was generated Car No Car Number of the car where event was generated Car Type Car Type of the car where event was generated Equipment Equipment where event was generated Description Name of the event is displayed. The event name is identical with

the name displayed on MDS TOD. REFRESH button PTE refreshes log data displayed on the screen, and downloads

log data again. SAVE button PTE saves log data displayed on the screen.

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7) To store the displayed log, click SAVE button. (Figure 13) A file name and a folder to be saved are specified. When the saving is completed,” SAVED” is displayed in the column of LOG in PTE STATUS.

Note “SAVED” / ”UNSAVED” shows whether the displayed log is saved or unsaved.

Figure 11 - Log is “UNSAVED”

Figure 12 - Log is “SAVED”

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Figure 13 - Save As Dialog Box (Fault Log)

Table 7 - Description of Save As Dialog Box

Item DescriptionSave button PTE saves Fault Log displayed on screen, and returns to the Fault

Log screen. Cancel button PTE returns to the Fault Log screen.

Warning Don’t change a file name and a folder to be saved.

Default save folder: C:\R188PTE\MDSS\Data\

Default file name: LOG_<Car#>_MDSS_TNC_<Log type>_<Date>_<Time>.DAT

For Example: LOG_2930_MDSS_TNC_FLT_05-09-2013_07-58-35.DAT

This file name means:

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The PTE is connected to a car whose car number is 2930.

Information contained in the file is Fault Log.

Downloading date is May 09-2013, and downloading time is 07-58-35.

Table 8 - Description of default file name description (Fault Log)

Parameter DescriptionCar# Car Number of a car connected with MDS PTE Application. Log type “FLT” is Fault Log. Date “MM-DD-YYYY” date shows a date of PC at the time of downloading. Time “HH-MM-SS” time shows a time of PC at the time of downloading.

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3.3.4.2. Displaying and Saving Historical Data Follow the procedure as specified below to display Historical Data on PTE screen, and save it into a file.



a) Operate TOD to display “Historical Data” on TOD Screen before downloading the “Historical Data,” in the following procedure: Click the “MAINTENANCE” button on the bottom of the Operating Screen.

b) Click the “HISTORICAL DATA” button on the Maintenance Screen.

c) Click the “CAR #” button.

d) Select the Car # of the car to which the PTE is connected, and click the “SET” button.

e) Click the “EQUIPMENT” button.

f) Select the EQUIPMENT, and click the “SET” button.

g) Click the “DATE (FROM)” button.

h) Select the date, and click the “SET” button.

i) Click the “DATE (TO)” button.

j) Select the date, and click the “SET” button.

k) Click the “EXECUTE” button.

* Set the items in steps G to J as you like.

3) Click LOG button on PTE Control Menu, and then LOG MENU screen (Figure 14) is displayed.

4) Click Historical Data button (Figure 14). Downloading is started automatically.

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Figure 14 - LOG Menu screen

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5) The dialog box of Figure 15 is displayed while downloading the log data. To abort downloading, click ABORT button.

Figure 15 - Downloading Dialog Box (historical data)

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6) When downloading is completed, the log is displayed in the list.

Figure 16 - Historical Data screen

Table 9 - Description of Historical Data screen

Item DescriptionNo. Number assigned in the order of transmission to PTE for MDS Date Date when event was generated Time Time when event was generated Car No Car Number of the car where event was generated Car Type Car Type of the car where event was generated Equipment Equipment where event was generated Description Name of the event is displayed. The event name is identical with

the name displayed on MDS TOD. REFRESH button PTE refreshes log data displayed on the screen, and downloads

log data again. SAVE button PTE saves log data displayed on the screen.

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7) To store the displayed log, click SAVE button. (Figure 19) A file name and a folder to be saved are specified. When the saving is completed, ”SAVED” is displayed in the column of LOG in PTE STATUS.

Note “SAVED” / ”UNSAVED” shows whether the displayed log is saved or unsaved.

Figure 17 - Log is “UNSAVED”

Figure 18 - Log is “SAVED”

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Figure 19 - Save As Dialog Box (Historical Data)


Item DescriptionSave button PTE saves Historical Data displayed on screen, and returns to the

Historical Data screen. Cancel button PTE returns to the Historical Data screen.

Warning Don’t change a file name and a folder to be saved.

Default save folder: C:\R188PTE\MDSS\Data\

Default file name: LOG_<Car#>_MDSS_TNC_<Log type>_<Date>_<Time>.DAT

For Example: LOG_2930_MDSS_TNC_HST_05-09-2013_08-01-11.DAT


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Information contained in the file is Historical Data.

Downloading date is May 09-2013 and downloading time is 08-01-11.

Table 11 - Description of default file name description (Historical Data)

Parameter DescriptionCar# Car Number of a car connected with MDS PTE Application. Log type “HST” is Historical Data. Date “MM-DD-YYYY” date shows a date of PC at the time of downloading. Time “HH-MM-SS” time shows a time of PC at the time of downloading.

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3.3.5. Downloading Self Test Results or Executing Self Test

3.3.5.1. Downloading Self Test Results Follow the procedure as specified below to download Self Test result displayed on the TOD Screen to the PTE:



3) Operate TOD to display "Self Test result" on the TOD Screen, in the following procedure:

a) Click the “MAINTENANCE” button on the bottom of the Operating Screen.

b) Click the “SELF TEST SCREEN” button on the Maintenance Screen.

c) Select the EQUIPMENT.

d) Click the “EXECUTE” button.

4) Click TEST button on PTE Control Menu, and then SELF TEST MENU Screen (Figure 20) is displayed.

Figure 20 - Self Test Menu screen

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5) Click Self Test Download button. Then, a result displayed on TOD Screen is downloaded to PTE, and displayed on PTE.

Figure 21 - Result of downloaded Self Test

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Table 12 - Description of SELF TEST Download

Item DescriptionNo. Number assigned in the order of transmission to PTE for MDS. Date Date is MDS Date when Self Test was started. Time Time is MDS Time when Self Test was started. Car No Car Number of the car where Self Test was executed. Car Type Car Type of the car where Self Test was executed. Equipment Equipment where Self Test was executed. Description Self Test result

Displays Pass when the equipment passes Self Test and Fail (in red) when does not pass.

REFRESH button PTE refreshes Self Test Result displayed on the screen, and downloads Self Test Result again.

SAVE button PTE saves Self Test Result displayed on the screen.

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6) Click SAVE button to store the displayed result. (Figure 22) A file name and a folder to be saved are specified. When the saving is completed, ”SAVED” is displayed in the column of LOG that exists in PTE STATUS section of PTE Control Menu.

Figure 22 - Save As Dialog Box for Self Test Download


Item DescriptionSave button PTE saves Self Test Result displayed on screen, and returning to

the Self Test Download screen. Cancel button PTE returns to the Self Test Download screen.

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Warning

Don’t change a file name and a folder to be saved. Default save folder: C:\R188PTE\MDSS\Data\

Default file name: LOG_<Car#>_MDSS_TNC_SLF_<Date>_<Time>.DAT

For Example: LOG_2930_MDSS_TNC_SLF_05-09-2013_08-03-37.DAT



Information contained in the file is a result of Self Test.

Downloading date is May 09-2013, and downloading time is 08-03-37.

Table 14 - Description of default file name description (Self Test Download)

Parameter DescriptionCar# Car Number of a car connected with the PTE Date “MM-DD-YYYY” date is PC date when Self Test is executed. Time “HH-MM-SS” time is PC time when Self Test is executed.

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3.3.5.2. Executing Self Test Follow the procedure as specified below to execute Self Test on the TNC or the CNC:



3) Click TEST button on PTE Control Menu, and then SELF TEST MENU Screen (Figure 23) is displayed.

4) Click Self Test Execute button.

Figure 23 - Self Test Menu screen

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5) SELF TEST EXECUTE Screen is displayed. Click RE-TEST button, the Self Test is executed, and the result is displayed on the screen. (Figure 24)

Figure 24 - Self Test Execute Screen

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Table 15 - Description of Self Test Execute Screen

Item DescriptionNo. Number assigned in the order of transmission to PTE for MDS. Date Date is MDS Date when Self Test was started. Time Time is MDS Time when Self Test was started. Car Number Car Number of the car where Self Test was executed. Car Type Car Type of the car where Self Test was executed. Equipment Equipment where Self Test was executed. Description Self Test result

Displays Pass when the equipment passes Self Test and Fail (in red) when does not pass.

RE-TEST button PTE executes Self Test of TNC or CNC. SAVE button PTE saves Self Test Result displayed on the screen.

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6) Click SAVE button to store the displayed result. (Figure 25) A file name and a folder to be saved are specified. When the saving is completed, ”SAVED” is displayed in the column of LOG in PTE STATUS.

Figure 25 - Save As Dialog Box for Self Test Execute


Item DescriptionSave button PTE saves Self Test Result displayed on screen, and returning to

the Self Test Download screen. Cancel button PTE returns to the Self Test Download screen.

Note

Don’t change a file name and a folder to be saved in. Default save folder: C:\R188PTE\MDSS\Data\

Default file name: LOG_<Car#>_MDSS_<Equipment>_SLF_<Date>_<Time>.DAT

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For Example: LOG_2930_MDSS_TNC_SLF_05-209-2013_08-04-51.DAT



The PTE is connected to TNC.

Information contained in the file is a result of self test.

Downloading date is May 09, 2013, and downloading time is 08:04:51.

Table 17 - Description of default file name description (Self Test Execute)

Parameter DescriptionCar# Car Number of a car connected with the PTE. Equipment Equipment connected with PTE when file is saved:

TNC or CNC Date “MM-DD-YYYY” date is PC date when Self Test is executed. Time “HH-MM-SS” time is PC time when Self Test is executed.

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3.3.6. Monitoring I/O Status Follow the procedure as specified below to monitor the I/O status of the TNC or the CNC:



3) Click DATA MONITORING button in PTE Control Menu, and then DATA MONITORING (Figure 26) is displayed. These statuses are updated automatically. The list of item for monitoring status is shown in Table 18 and Table 19. Statuses shown in red in Table 18 and Table 19 are shown in red on the MDS PTE.

Figure 26 - Data Monitoring screen

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Table 18 - I/O Status TNC

Group Item Status TNC INFO Distance Use TNC ACTIVE / NON-ACTIVE

Historical Log Overflow FULL / NORMAL Information Logged YES / NO Master TNC MASTER / SLAVE Master Unit MASTER / SLAVE NOP LVPS Status ON / OFF Pulse Failure Master FAULT / NORMAL Pulse Failure Slave FAULT / NORMAL T/O Indication ON / OFF Train in Motion ON / OFF Unit Coupled Status YES / NO Unit Type #1 ---- / R188 Unit Type #2 ---- / R188

SMO INPUT AIS ON / OFF BRTL SERVICE REQUEST / NORMAL Brake Release Bypass BYPASS / NORMAL Brightness Sensor LIGHT / DARK CBTC Bypass SW BYPASS / NORMAL CBTC Mode SW RM / NORMAL Conductor EM Valve NORMAL / EM Configuration T/L ENERGIZED / DEENERGIZED Coupled YES / NO Deadman ON / OFF Door Interlock Bypass BYPASS / NORMAL ESBCO C/O ON / OFF Electrical Lock ON / OFF Event Recorder Control Power ON / OFF Ground for SMO38-1 I/F Check LOST / PRESENT HV C/B : ERT ON / TRIPPED/OFF HVAC On YES / NO HVAC T/L PRESENT / LOST LV C/B : BRTL ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Buzzer ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : CBTC 1 ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : CBTC 2 ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : CBTC 3 ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Cab Heater ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Cab Light ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Coupler ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : D81 ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : DCTL ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : ERS ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Electric Door Lock Circuit ON / OFF LV C/B : Electric SBCO ON / OFF LV C/B : HVTL ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Headlight ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Horn ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Radio ON / TRIPPED/OFF

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Group Item Status LV C/B : Taillight ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Wiper ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Zone LT T/L ON / TRIPPED/OFF Light Off YES / NO Light On YES / NO Local Recycle-L ON / OFF Local Recycle-R ON / OFF M/C Control Power 1 ON / OFF M/C Control Power 2 ON / OFF M/C Control Power 3 ON / OFF MC Key-Up YES / NO Maintenance Key ON / OFF OBCU-MDS Interface Control Power ON / OFF Partial Close L-A ON / OFF Partial Close L-F ON / OFF Partial Close R-A ON / OFF Partial Close R-F ON / OFF RM Release SW RELEASE / NORMAL Regen. BRK C/O CUTOUT / NORMAL Snow Brake ON / OFF T/L #21 PRESENT / LOST TLC Control Power 1 ON / OFF TLC Control Power 2 ON / OFF TMS Control Power #1 ON / OFF TMS Control Power #2 ON / OFF TOD Switch CBTC / NON-CBTC Traction Inverter 1 Speed [Hz] [Numeric] Uncoupled YES / NO Vcc for SMO38-1 I/F Check PRESENT / LOST Windshield Heater ON / OFF Wiper Control ON / OFF

SMO OUTPUT Cab Light Control OFF / ON Configuration T/L ENERGIZED / DEENERGIZED HVAC Car Servicing YES / NO TOD Brightness Control LIGHT / DARK TOD Buzzer Control ON / OFF TOD Power Control ON / OFF Windshield Heater ON / OFF

*1: When Unit Coupled Status is “NO,” "SLAVE" is displayed as a default. *2: When Unit Coupled Status is “NO,” "R188" is displayed as a default.

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Table 19 - I/O Status CNC

Group Item Status CNC INFO CNC position from Master TNC [Numeric]

Car Serial Number [Numeric] Car Type A Car / B Car / C Car Indicate the End ON / OFF

SMO INPUT Analog Input 1 [mA] [Numeric] Analog Input 2 [mA] [Numeric] Auxiliary Inverter Control Power (B/C Car

Only) ON / OFF Auxiliary Inverter Fault (B/C Car Only) NORMAL / FAULT Battery High Temp. (B/C Car Only) ON / OFF Brake Control Power ON / OFF CMC Control Power ON / OFF Configuration T/L 1 ENERGIZED / DEENERGIZED Configuration T/L 2 ENERGIZED / DEENERGIZED Digital Input 1 (Spare Input) ON / OFF Door Closed Status OPEN / CLOSED Door Control Power (L) ON / OFF Door Control Power (R) ON / OFF Dynamic Brake Cut Out ON / OFF Fault and Guard Light ON / OFF Ground for SMO19-1 G3 I/F Error Check LOST / PRESENT Ground for SMO19-1 G4 I/F Error Check LOST / PRESENT HV C/B : Air Comp. (B/C Car Only) ON / TRIPPED/OFF HV C/B : Aux. Inv. (B/C Car Only) ON / TRIPPED/OFF HV C/B : Floor #1 ON / TRIPPED/OFF HV C/B : Floor #2 ON / TRIPPED/OFF HV C/B : HVAC #1 ON / TRIPPED/OFF HV C/B : HVAC #2 ON / TRIPPED/OFF HV C/B : LVPS (B/C Car Only) ON / TRIPPED/OFF HVAC Control Power #1 ON / OFF HVAC Control Power #2 ON / OFF LV C/B : Air Comp. (B/C Car Only) ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Battery (B/C Car Only) ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Battery T/L (B/C Car Only) ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : D82 ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : EL ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : EM T/L ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : LS ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Main Light 1 ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Main Light 2 ON / TRIPPED/OFF LV C/B : Sign ON / TRIPPED/OFF LVPS Control Power (B/C Car Only) ON / OFF Propulsion Control Power ON / OFF Vcc for SMO19-1 G3 I/F Error Check PRESENT / LOST Vcc for SMO19-1 G4 I/F Error Check PRESENT / LOST

SMO OUTPUT Configuration T/L ENERGIZED / DEENERGIZED EM Light Control ON / OFF HVAC Booster Fan Control ON / OFF

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Group Item Status Load Shedding Control ON / OFF Main Light 1 Control ON / OFF Main Light 2 Control ON / OFF

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3.3.7. Adjusting MDS Time, Display Time and Parameters

3.3.7.1. Adjusting MDS Time and Display Time Follow the procedure as specified below to adjust MDS Time and Display Time:



3) Click OTHER FUNCTIONS button in MAINTENANCE category in PTE Control Menu, and then MAINTENANCE OTHER MENU (Figure 27) is displayed.

4) Click Time/Parameter Setting button.

Figure 27 - Maintenance Other Menu screen

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5) TIME/PARAMETER SETTING screen is displayed. (Figure 28)

Figure 28 - Time/Parameter Setting screen

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6) The Current MDS Time and Display Time are displayed in the “Date/Time” section on the screen as shown in Figure 29. The date/time of the PC’s internal clock is also displayed. Refer to Table 20 for a description of the “Date/Time” section.

Figure 29 - Date/Time adjustment section

Table 20 - Description of “Date/Time” Section

Item DescriptionMDS Time Current MDS Time of the TNC connected to the PTE. Mainly used for

recording the Fault Log and the Historical Data. Display Time Current Display Time of the TNC connected to the PTE. This is time

information to be displayed on the TOD or on the Signs. PC Time Time of the PC’s internal clock Adjust Button Adjusts the MDS Time and Display Time based on the time of the PC’s

internal clock. GMT/Local Time Radio Button

Switches display form of “PC Time” to GMT or Local Time. The MDS Time and Display Time is not affected by the selection between GMT and Local Time check boxes.

Note Display format for Date/Time is set in "Date" and "Time" sections of "Regional Settings

Properties" on the Control Panel of Windows.

7) Click the Adjust button, and MDS Time and Display Time is synchronized with PC Time.

Note A lag as large as 2 seconds may occur among MDS Time, Display Time and PC Time depending on the timing of setting.

3.3.7.2. Adjusting Parameters Follow the procedure as specified below to adjust parameters for Car Servicing Timer, Sleep Timer A, Sleep Timer B, Wiper Intermittent Control Timer (ON, OFF) and Load Shedding Stage2:

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4) Click Time/Parameter Setting button, and then TIME/PARAMETER SETTING screen is displayed. (Figure 30)

Figure 30 - Time/Parameter Setting screen

5) The current settings of parameters are displayed in the “Parameter” section on the screen as shown in (Figure 31). Refer to (Table 21) for a description of the “Parameter” section and to (Table 22) for a description of each parameters:

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Figure 31 - Parameter section

Table 21 - Description of “Parameter” Section

Item DescriptionCar Servicing Timer Check Box

Check marking this box validates the modification of “Car Servicing Timer” parameter.

Sleep Timer A Check Box Check marking this box validates the modification of “Sleep Timer A” parameter.

Sleep Timer B Check Box Check marking this box validates the modification of “Sleep Timer B” parameter.

Stage2 Check Box Check marking this box validates the modification of “Stage2” parameter.

Disable Check Box Check marking this box sets the parameter as disabled. Default Check Box Check marking this box sets the parameter as a default. Combo box next to Stage2 Selects the Enable/Disable parameter that sets the operating

condition of load shedding control. Set Button Updates the parameter of the MDS to the selected or set value.

Table 22 - Parameter Description

Parameter Default Description Car Servicing Timer 3600 sec.

(60 min.) An interval of time from when HVAC or interior light turns on to when it turns off with the MC key not in the active position.

Sleep Timer A Disable Until TOD backlight turns off upon confirming that TOD in Active Condition has remained un-operated when the train is at a stop.

Sleep Timer B 5 sec. Until TOD power turns off upon confirming that TOD has remained un-operated after having been deactivated.

Stage2 Enable Setting of the operating condition of the load shedding control.

6) Adjust each parameter.

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7) Click the Set button to display confirmation dialog box. Click OK button on this dialog box, the parameters are set to all TNCs in the train and Parameter Setting Succeeded Message Dialog Box is displayed as shown in (Figure 32.)

Figure 32 - Parameter Setting Succeeded Message Dialog Box

Note On Timer parameters, only one of the three options – Disable,

Default and the “Edit Box”- can be set.

On Stage2 parameter, only one of the two options – Default and

the “Combo Box”- can be set.

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3.3.8. Viewing Log Files Follow the procedure as specified below to view the Log (Fault Log / Historical Data / Self Test Result) stored in the PTE:

1) Start MDS PTE Application.

2) Click the NONE button on Connect Menu Screen. (You can click a button for a target equipment (TNC, CNC, TOD, or DW) on Connect Menu Screen after you connect the PTE to TNC, CNC, TOD, or DW, and can go to the next step.)


4) Click View Log File button.


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5) VIEW LOG FILE screen (Figure 34) is displayed.

Figure 34 - View Log File screen

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6) Click OPEN button, and Open file dialog box (Figure 35) is displayed.

Figure 35 - Open File Dialog Box

Table 23 - Description of Open File Dialog Box

Item DescriptionOpen button PTE closes the Open File dialog box and displays the data

contained in the selected file on the View Log File screen. Cancel button PTE returns to the View Log File screen.

The following table shows name description of files saved with default name.

Default open folder: C:\R188PTE\MDSS\Data\

Default file name: LOG_<Car#>_MDSS_<Equipment>_<File type>_<Date>_<Time>.DAT

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Table 24 - Description of default file name description (Open file)

Parameter DescriptionCar# Car Number of a car connected with PTE when file is saved. Equipment Equipment connected with PTE when file is saved: TNC and CNC File type Log type.

FLT: Fault Log HST: Historical Data SLF: Self Test result

Date “MM-DD-YYYY” date is PC date when Fault Log or Historical Data is downloaded or Self Test is executed.

Time “HH-MM-SS” time is PC time when Fault Log or Historical Data is downloaded or Self Test is executed.

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7) Select a file to display, and click OPEN button. The log is displayed as shown below. (Figure 36) The path and file name of the opened files are displayed in Selected File Path.

Figure 36 - View Log File screen (file opened)

Table 25 - Description of View Log File

Item DescriptionNo. Date Time Car No Car Type Equipment Description

Refer to the table respectively with a file you opened. Fault Log file or Historical Data file: Refer to Table 6. Self Test Download file: Refer to Table 12. Self Test Execute result file: Refer to Table 15.

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3.3.9. Transferring Log Files to Data Workstation Follow the procedure as specified below to transfer the data (Fault Log, Historical Data or Self Test Result) stored in the PTE to DW:

1) Connect PTE to DW with RS-232C cross cable.

2) Start MDS PTE Application. Click the DW on Connect Menu Screen.

3) Click OTHER FUNCTIONS button in MAINTENANCE category in PTE Control Menu (Figure 6), and then MAINTENANCE OTHER MENU (Figure 37) is displayed.

4) Click Transfer Log File to Data Workstation button.

Figure 37 - Maintenance Other Menu screen (Connected to DW)

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5) Transfer Log File to Data Workstation screen (Figure 38) is displayed.

6) Click the Browse button of the Log file (Fault Log, Historical Data, Self Test) to transmit.

Figure 38 - Transfer Log File to Data Workstation

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7) Click Transfer Data to Workstation button of R188 DW Application.

8) The radio button of Data Type Section (Fault Log, Historical Data, Self Test) is chosen and Transfer button is clicked.

Figure 39 - Transfer Log File to Data Workstation screen (Fault Log file selected)

9) A progress bar is displayed. Check the progress in the progress bar.

Figure 40 - Transfer Log File to Data Workstation screen (Fault Log file transfer)

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3.3.10. CRC Calculation Follow the procedure as specified below to verify CRC value of the software (TNC Application, CNC Application and TNC/CNC BOOT) that stores in PTE:

Note: The “CRC Calculation” screen is a stand-alone. The MDS PTE Application is able to calculate the “CRC” values of the TNC app, CNC app, and BOOT software that are saved in the Hard Disk Drive (HDD). The user can then verify whether software to be saved in the PTE is the same software as the software on the TNC and CNC by comparing the calculated “CRC” value (ref. Figure 42) and “CRC” value displayed as Self Test result from the TOD.


2) Click the NONE button on Connect Menu Screen. (You can click a button for a target equipment (TNC or CNC) on Connect Menu Screen after you connect the PTE to TNC or CNC, and can go to the next step.)

3) Click OTHER FUNCTIONS button in MAINTENANCE category in PTE Control Menu, and then MAINTENANCE OTHER MENU Screen (Figure 41) is displayed.

4) Click CRC Calculation button.


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5) CRC Calculation screen is displayed. (Figure 42)

Figure 42 - CRC Calculation screen

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6) Select the target equipment (TNC or CNC) to calculate the CRC value from Equipment area.

7) Select the target software (Application or Boot) from the software area.

8) Click Browse button. Browse for folder dialog box is displayed. (Figure 43)

Figure 43 - Browse for folder Dialog Box screen

9) Select a folder where target software is stored.

10) Click OK button. The calculation begins.

Note Store the following required files in a selected folder.

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Table 26 - Each application file (For CRC Calculation)

Equipment/ Software File Name Description

TNC_MAIN.MOT TNC application file TNC_CCN.NRI CCN communication application file TNC_IUN.NRI IUN communication application file TNC_TN.NRI TN communication application file

TNC/ Application

TNC_CRC.TXT CRC value of application file CNC_MAIN.MOT CNC application file CNC_CN.NRI CN communication application file CNC_TN.NRI TN communication application file

CNC/ Application

CNC_CRC.TXT CRC value of application file CRC_BOOT.TXT CRC value of application file LOADER.MOT BOOT application file

TNC/BOOT CNC/BOOT

MASTER.MOT BOOT application file

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11) When the calculation is completed, the result is displayed. (Figure 44)

Figure 44 - CRC calculation result

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3.3.11. Node Error Detection Follow the procedure as specified below to check the version of the MDS software connected PTE


2) Click the button of the target equipment (TNC or CNC) on Connect Menu Screen.

3) Click OTHER FUNCTION button in PTE Control Menu. , and then MAINTENANCE OTHER MENU Screen (Figure 45) is displayed.

4) Click Node Error Detection button.


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5) NODE ERROR DETECTION Screen (Figure 46, Figure 47) is displayed.

6) Select an equipment of radio button on the upper part.

7) Click Execute button.

Figure 46 - Node Error Detection Menu screen (TNC) #1

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Figure 47 - Node Error Detection Menu Screen (CNC) #1

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8) Node Error value of the selected equipment is displayed on the lower part and refreshes the display every five seconds. (Figure 48, Figure 49)

Update - Difference between the latest value and the previous value. (That is, accumulated value of the most recent five seconds.)

Total - Accumulated value since node reset.

9) Click STOP button when stopping refreshment of Node Error value.

Figure 48 - Node Error Detection Menu screen (TNC) #2

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Figure 49 - Node Error Detection Menu Screen (CNC) #2

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Table 27 - Description of NODE ERROR DETECTION screen

Item DescriptionTNC Connect

TNC(Local),TNC(Other),CNC(Car serial number in the train unit), CBTC,EventRec,TLC1,TLC2,TMXL,TMXR,IUN1( Local),IUN2( Local),IUN1 (Other),IUN2 (Other) *IUN1( Local),IUN2( Local),IUN1 (Other),IUN2 (Other): Only connection side of the Unit on TNC is enabled.

Select an item (Select an equipment of radio button)

CNC Connect

CNC (Local), AirBrake, APU, CMC, DMCUL12, DMCUL34, DMCUL56, DMCUR12, DMCUR34, DMCUR56, HVAC1, HVAC2, Propulsion *APU: Only B Car and C Car on CNC is enabled.

transmission_errors The number of CRC errors detected during packet reception. These may be due to collisions or noise on the transceiver input.

transmit_tx_failures The number of times that the node failed to receive expected acknowledgments or responses after retrying the configured number of times.

receive_tx_full The number of times that an incoming packet was discarded because there was no room in the transaction database.

lost_messages The number of times that an incoming packet was discarded because there was no application buffer available.

missed_messages The number of times that an incoming packet was discarded because there was no network buffer available.

layer2_received The number of layer-2 messages received by this node. layer3_received The number of messages transmitted from layer 3 of the Neuron Chip. layer3_transmitted The number of messages transmitted form layer 3 of the Neuron Chip. transmit_tx_retries The number of retries sent by this node. backlog_overflows The number of times the backlog reached its maximum value of 63. late_acknowledgments

The number of acknowledgments or responses that arrived at this node after the transmit transaction had expired.

collisions This field specifies the number of occurrences of either collision detection or collision resolution, if those features are enabled.

eeprom_lock The state of the EEPROM lock for the node.

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3.3.12. Erasing Fault Log or Historical Data Follow the procedure as specified below to erase the Fault Log or the Historical Data of MDS from the TNC.

1) Install the WIBU-Key before starting PTE.



4) Click LOG ERASURE button on PTE Control Menu, and then LOG ERASURE Screen (Figure 50) is displayed.

Figure 50 - Log Erasure screen

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5) When “Click here to enable erasing and press one of the following buttons.” check box is checked, buttons will be active. Click “Erase Fault Log” button when erasing Fault Log, and “Erase Historical Data” button when erasing Historical Data.

Figure 51 - Log Erasure screen (Buttons are active)

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6) When logs have been erased, information dialog box is displayed. (Figure 52)

Figure 52 - Log was Erased Completely Dialog Box (Example: Fault Log)

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3.3.13. Downloading Software for the TNC, the CNC or the TOD

3.3.13.1. Downloading Software from PTE (for TNC or CNC) Follow the procedure as specified below to download software for the TNC, or the CNC


2) Registering of Software Package is necessary for downloading MDS software from PTE. Refer to section 3.3.15 for registering software package.



5) When the word PRESENT is displayed in the WIBU KEY column of the PTE control Menu, Software can be downloaded. Whereas if the word NOT PRESENT is displayed, software cannot be downloaded.

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6) Click SW DOWNLOAD button in PTE Control Menu. SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD screen (Figure 53) is displayed.

7) Click “Download from PTE” button to display SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD FROM PTE screen (Figure 54).

Figure 53 - Software Download screen

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8) In the upper part of the screen, software version of connected equipments is displayed. In the lower part, versions of downloadable software package are displayed.

Figure 54 - Software Download from PTE Screen

9) Select the software to download from list box in the lower part of screen. The selected software becomes highlighted. (Refer to section 3.3.15 for registering software package when there is not any downloadable Software package, or adding more.)

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10) Click Download Selected Software button. Download Confirmation Dialog Box is displayed. (Figure 55) Click YES button. Software downloading is started. If NO button is clicked, PTE returns to Software Download screen.

Figure 55 - Download Confirmation dialog Box

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11) While software is being downloaded, progress bar is displayed. To cancel downloading software, click Abort button (Figure 56). When the software downloading is aborted, the following completion dialog box is displayed (Figure 57). And proceed to 12.

Figure 56 - Download from PTE Progress Dialog Box

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Figure 57 - Abort Download Dialog Box (Download from PTE)

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12) Download Completed dialog box (Figure 58) is displayed when software downloading is completed.

Figure 58 - Download Completed Dialog Box (Download from PTE)

13) Click OK button, and PTE for MDS is exited. To continue operation, reboot equipment and restart PTE for MDS.

Note: PTE Application needs to be rebooted because connected equipment needs to be reconnected.

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3.3.13.2. Download from PTE (For TOD) Follow the procedure as specified below to download TOD Screen Data to TOD:


2) Store the following file in the HDD.

Table 28 - File for Download (for TOD)

Equipment File Name Description TOD non-CBTC TOD SCREEN.V8 TOD screen data file

3) Connect PTE to TOD with PTE cable.

4) Start MDS PTE Application. Click the TOD button on Connect Menu Screen.



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7) Click Download from PTE button.


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8) Start V-SFT(V Series Editor for Windows Version 5.40). (Figure 60)

Figure 60 - V-SFT

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9) Click File button in the toolbar and Open button. (Figure 61)

Figure 61 - V-SFT Screen

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10) Select the folder in which the transmit data. Click Open button. (Figure 62)

Figure 62 - V-SFT fail open

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11) Open V-SFT Screen. (Figure 63)

Figure 63 - V-SFT Screen

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12) Transfer the Display System Program to the non-CBTC TOD (Figure 64). Click “File” in the toolbar and then “Transfer.”

Figure 64 - PC V-SFT Screen

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13) Select ”Display System Program” item. Click “Communication Setting”. (Figure 65)

Figure 65 - V-SFT Screen (Transfer)

14) Select “Serial Port” in “Communication Port,” “COM1” in “Communication Port,” and “115200” in “Baud Rate.” Click “OK.” (Figure 66)

Figure 66 - V-SFT Screen (Communication Setting)

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15) Check the communication port number in the device manager. (Control Panel -> Device Manager) (Figure 67)

Figure 67 - Device Manager (Communications Port)

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16) Click “PC->” in “Transfer Method.”

Figure 68 - V-SFT Screen (Transfer)

17) Select “UHK00170.prg” and click “Open.”

Figure 69 - V-SFT Screen (Open)

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Note: After “PC->” is clicked, the following folder is opened. “UHK00170.prg” is saved in this folder if V-SFT is installed in the predefined folder.

C:\Program Files\V-SFT V5\TPA

18) Transfer of Display System Program is started. Wait for a few minutes. (“Transferring Data” blinks on TOD screen.)

Figure 70 - V-SFT Screen (Transferring data…)

19) Upon transfer of Display System Program, the progress-bar dialog box is closed.

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3.3.13.3. Downloading Software from CF Card Follow the procedure as specified below to download software for the TNC or the CNC from CF Card:

1) Prepare a CF Card with valid software available for download. (Ref. 3.3.14 - Prepare CF Card for Download)

2) Insert a CF card into equipment where software is to be downloaded. (Refer to Figure 71 and Figure 72)

Figure 71 - Location in TNC for Inserting CF Card

Figure 72 - Location in CNC for Inserting CF Card

Note CF card can be inserted before equipment is turned on

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8) Click Download from CF CARD button.


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9) SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD FROM CF CARD (Figure 74) is displayed.

Figure 74 - Confirm Software Version Dialog Box

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10) Select software (Application or Boot) for download.

11) Click Execute button. Confirm software version dialog box (Figure 75) is displayed.

Figure 75 - Confirm Software Version Dialog Box

12) If the version of the software is correct, click Yes button. Software downloading starts. If the Software version is incorrect, click the “No” button.

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13) While software is being downloaded, progress bar is displayed. Click Abort button to cancel downloading software (Figure 76).

Figure 76 - Download from CF Card Progress Dialog Box

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14) Download Completed dialog box (Figure 77) is displayed when software update is completed.

Figure 77 - Download Completed Dialog Box (Download from CF Card)

15) Eject CF Card from equipment.

16) Click OK button and PTE for MDS is exited. To continue operation, reboot equipment and restart PTE for MDS.

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3.3.14. Preparing CF Card for Download Follow the procedure specified as follows to prepare the software package in the CF Card for the software downloading:




4) Confirm the WIBU key is present. When the word PRESENT is displayed in the WIBU KEY column of the PTE control Menu, the CF card can be prepared. Whereas if the word NOT PRESENT is displayed, the CF card cannot be prepared.

5) Click OTHER FUNCTIONS button in ADMINISTRATION category in PTE Control Menu, and then ADMINISTRATIVE OTHER MENU Screen (Figure 78) is displayed.

6) Click Prepare Download Card button.

Figure 78 - Administrative Other Menu screen

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7) Prepare Download Card screen (Figure 79) is displayed.

Figure 79 - Prepare Download Card screen

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8) Select the target equipment (TNC or CNC) for downloading from Equipment area.


Note Store the following required files in a selected folder.

Table 29 - Each application file (For Prepare Download Card)

Equipment/ Software

File Name Description

TNC_MAIN.MOT TNC application file. TNC_CCN.NRI CCN communication application file. TNC_IUN.NRI IUN communication application file. TNC_TN.NRI TN communication application file.

TNC/ Application

TNC_CRC.TXT CRC value of application file CNC_MAIN.MOT CNC application file. CNC_CN.NRI CN communication application file. CNC_TN.NRI TN communication application file.

CNC/ Application

CNC_CRC.TXT CRC value of application file CRC_BOOT.TXT CRC value of application file LOADER.MOT BOOT application file

TNC/BOOT CNC/BOOT


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10) Click Browse button, and select the folder where the target software is stored. Or, enter a full-qualified path.

Figure 80 - Folder category in Prepare Download Card screen

11) Insert the CF Card into PC. And, select the drive from the pull-down menu.

12) Click Start button. Software package is copied onto the CF Card.

Note CRC calculated value file[TNC_CRC.TXT or CNC_CRC.TXT] is also written in the CF card.

Caution

Don’t remove CF Card during access.

Data may be damaged.

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13) When CF card has not been formatted, CF card format window as shown below is displayed.

Figure 81 - CF CARD Format Window

14) To start formatting the CF card, press ENTER key. Progress of the formatting is displayed. (Figure 82)

Figure 82 - CF CARD Format Window (Formatting)

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15) Upon completion of CF card formatting, (Figure 83) is displayed. Press ENTER key. The CF Card Format Window is closed.

Figure 83 - CF CARD Format Window (Format Completed)

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16) Upon completion of copying software to the CF card, the following dialog box is displayed.

Figure 84 - Preparation of CF Card Dialog Box

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3.3.15. Adding Software To Be Downloaded Follow the procedure specified as follows to register targeted software package to download software from PTE.




4) Confirm the WIBU key is present. When the word PRESENT is displayed in the WIBU KEY column of the PTE control Menu, the software can be added. Whereas if the word NOT PRESENT is displayed, the software cannot be added.


6) Click “Add Application Software” button.


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7) ADDAPPLICATION SOFTWARE screen (Figure 86) is displayed.

Figure 86 - Add Application Software Screen

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8) Select the equipment (TNC or CNC) for downloading from “Target Equipment”. When PTE already has connected with TNC or CNC, equipment connected to PTE is selected automatically and other equipment cannot be selected.


10) When target equipment (TNC or CNC) for downloading is selected, the software version of the software pre-registered to the PTE is displayed in “Existing Software Version Information List.”

11) Select a folder that contains target software for downloading from “Select Available Software Folder to Add”. Direct entry into the textbox or browsing the folder from Browse button is available.

12) When a folder is specified, selected software version is displayed automatically in “Version information of software to be added” text box.

Figure 87 - Add Application Software Screen (After input)

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Note Store the following required files in a folder.

Table 30 - File for update (for Download from PTE)

Equipment File Name DescriptionTNC_MAIN.MOT TNC application file TNC_CCN.NRI CCN communication application file TNC_IUN.NRI IUN communication application file TNC_TN.NRI TN communication application file

TNC Application

TNC_CRC.TXT CRC value of application file CNC_MAIN.MOT CNC application file CNC_CN.NRI CN communication application file CNC_TN.NRI TN communication application file

CNC Application

TNC_CRC.TXT CRC value of application file CRC_BOOT.TXT CRC value of application file LOADER.MOT BOOT application file

TNC BOOT/ CNC BOOT


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3.3.16. Change Administrative User Name And Password Follow the procedure specified as follows to change Administrative User Name and Password.



3) Click the TNC, CNC or NONE button on Connect Menu Screen.

4) Confirm the WIBU key is present. When the word PRESENT is displayed in the WIBU KEY column of the PTE control Menu, Administrative User Name and Password can be changed. Whereas if the word NOT PRESENT is displayed, Administrative User Name and Password cannot be changed.


6) Click “Change Administrative User Name and Password” button.


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7) CHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE USER NAME AND PASSWORD in (Figure 89) screen to display.

8) Input New User Name, New Password, Confirm New Password.

The input conditions of User Name and Password are shown in Table 3.

9) Click CHANGE PASSWORD button.

Figure 89 - Change Administrative User Name and Password #1

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10) When "User Name and Password were changed" is displayed, change of User Name and Password is completion. Restart the PTE Application.

Figure 90 - Change Administrative User Name and Password #2

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3.4. Operating of Pull-Down Menu In the Windows default Pull-down menu (Figure 91), it is also possible to operate PTE. This section explains each function of the menu.

Figure 91 - Pull-down menu

Table 31 - Description of Pull-Down Menu - File

Item DescriptionSave Log Displays the dialog box to save the log displayed on the screen

now. Performs the same operation as SAVE button in the screen. When SAVE button is not displayed in the screen, this is grayed out.

Exit Exits PTE for MDS.

Table 32 - Description of Pull-Down Menu - Edit

Item DescriptionCopy Paste Select All

These functions are not used in the PTE.

Table 33 - Description of Menu - Pull-Down Maintenance

Item DescriptionSystem SW Version Performs the same operation as SYSTEM SW VERSION

button of the PTE Control Menu. Log Performs the same operation as LOG button of the PTE Control

Menu. Test Performs the same operation as TEST button of the PTE

Control Menu. Data Monitoring Performs the same operation as DATA MONITORING button of

the PTE Control Menu. Other functions Performs the same operation as OTHER FUNCTIONS button

of MAINTENANCE category in PTE Control Menu.

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Table 34 - Description of Pull-Down Menu - Administration

Item DescriptionLog Erasure Performs the same operation as LOG ERASURE button of the

PTE Control Menu. Software Download Performs the same operation as SW DOWNLOAD button of the

PTE Control Menu. Other functions Performs the same operation as OTHER FUNCTIONS button

of ADMINISTRATION category in PTE Control Menu.

Table 35 - Description of Pull-Down Menu - help

Item DescriptionContents Display the Help file (pdf file) About Displays version of the PTE (this PTE)

Table 36 - Description of Pull-Down Menu - ShowMenu

Item DescriptionShowMenu Displays the PTE Control Menu at an initial position.

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4. Troubleshooting

4.1. Setting File Error The message as shown in (Figure 92) means that the setting file for software execution could not be opened. Clicking “OK” exits the PTE. Refer to (Table 37) for possible causes and required measures.

Figure 92 - Setting File Error Dialog Box

Table 37 - Cause and Measure (Setting file error)

CAUSE Measure There are no files for software execution. Uninstall the software and reinstall it.

4.2. Communication Errors Error messages may appear during downloading from the TNC or the CNC, or transferring to the DW, depending on the communication cable connection state or operating environment. These messages mean that no downloading/transferring is in progress. The following subsections describe these messages.

4.2.1. Serial Port Open Error The message as shown in (Figure 93) means that the communication port of the PTE’s PC cannot be opened. Refer to (Table 38) for possible causes and required measures.

Figure 93 - Serial Port Open Error Dialog Box

Table 38 - Cause and Measure (Serial port Open Error)

Cause Measure The communication port is currently being used by another application.

Exit the application using the communication port.

The serial port setting is not proper. Change the setting in the procedure below.

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4.2.1.1. Serial Port Setting 1) Open ”PTE.ini” file stored in a folder where PTE is installed in Notepad, etc.

Figure 94 - Serial port setting change (PTE.ini)

2) Change ”COM1” displayed in the figure into a number of serial port to be used (COM2, COM3, etc), and save the file.

3) Restart PTE, and confirm the connection.

4.2.2. Connection Target Error The message as shown in (Figure 95) means that the equipment selected on the Connect Section screen (Figure 5) is different from the equipment that the serial cable connects. Refer to (Table 39) for possible causes and required measures.

Figure 95 - Connection Target Error Dialog Box

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Table 39 - Cause and Measure (Connection Target Error)

Cause Measure The selected equipment is different from the equipment that the serial cable connects.

Connect the serial cable to the target equipment and click the button of the target equipment again on the Connect Menu screen.

4.2.3. Time-out Error The message as shown in (Figure 96) means that neither downloading nor updating is in progress. Refer to (Table 40) for possible causes and required measures.

Figure 96 - Time-Out Error Dialog Box

Table 40 - Cause and Measure (Time-Out Error)

Cause Measure Communication cable comes off. Re-connect the cable. TNC or CNC is not set ready. Check TNC or CNC status LED. If it is not normal,

re-start TNC or CNC.

4.2.4. Invalid TOD Screen Error The message as shown in (Figure 97) means that downloading is not in progress. Refer to (Table 41) for possible causes and required measures.

Figure 97 - Invalid TOD Screen Error Dialog Box

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Table 41 - Cause and Measure (Invalid TOD Screen error)

Cause Measure When a screen other than Self Test Indication Screen or Self Test Selection Screen was displayed on TOD, downloading of Self Test results was requested by MDS PTE software.

Have Self Test results displayed on the TOD Screen.

When a screen other than Historical Data Indication Screen or Historical Data Selection Screen was displayed on TOD, downloading of Historical Data was requested by MDS PTE software.

Have Historical Data displayed on the TOD Screen.

4.2.5. Busy Warning The message as shown in (Figure 98) means that data to be downloaded is not available yet. Refer to (Table 42) for possible causes and required measures.

Figure 98 - Busy Warning Dialog Box

Table 42 - Cause and Measure (Busy Warning)

Cause Measure When Self Test of equipment was being executed on the Self Test Indication Screen, downloading of Self Test results was requested by PTE.

Wait until Self Test results are displayed on the TOD Screen.

When Self Test of TNC or CNC was being executed on the Self Test Indication Screen, execution of Self Test was requested by PTE.

Wait for the completion of Self Test.

When Historical Data was being collected on the Historical Data Indication Screen, downloading of Historical Data was requested by PTE.

Wait until Historical Data is displayed on the TOD Screen.

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4.3. TNC or CNC Errors Error messages may appear if there are any abnormalities in the TNC or the CNC. The following subsections describe these messages

4.3.1. Fault Log Erase Error The message as shown in (Figure 99) means that Fault Log of the TNC are not deleted. Refer to (Table 43) for the causes and required measures.

Figure 99 - Fault Log Erase Error Dialog Box

Table 43 - Cause and Measure (Fault Log Erase Error)

Cause Measure There may be abnormalities in the TNC. Check the TNC for malfunctions.

4.3.2. Historical Data Erase Error The message as shown in (Figure 100) means that Historical Data of the TNC are not deleted. Refer to (Table 44) for the causes and required measures.

Figure 100 - Historical Data Erase Error Dialog Box

Table 44 - Cause and Measure (Historical Data Erase Error)

Cause Measure There may be abnormalities in the TNC. Check the TNC for malfunctions.

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4.4. Operation Error

4.4.1. CF Card Not Inserted Error The message as shown in (Figure 101) means that software cannot be downloaded from the CF Card to the TNC or the CNC because CF Card is not inserted into the target equipment. Refer to (Table 45) for the causes and required measures.

Figure 101 - CF Card Not Inserted Error Dialog Box

Table 45 - Cause and Measure (CF Card Not Inserted Error)

Cause Measure CF Card is not inserted into the target equipment (TNC or CNC).

Insert a CF Card that contains valid software package into the target equipment. (Refer to Figure 71 or Figure 72.) Download the software again.

4) No Valid Files Error

The message as shown in (Figure 102) means that software cannot be downloaded from the CF Card to the TNC or the CNC because the CF Card contains no valid files. Refer to (Table 46) for the causes and required measures.

Figure 102 - No Valid Files Error Dialog Box

Table 46 - Cause and Measure (No Valid Files Error)

Cause Measure The CF Card contains no valid software package. Copy valid software package to the CF Card.

(Refer to Sec. 3.3.14.) Insert the CF Card into the target equipment. Download the software again.

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4.5. System Error

4.5.1. WKWIN32.DLL Was Not Found The message as shown in (Figure 103) means that the WIBU-KEY drivers are not installed on the PC. Refer to (Table 47) for possible causes and required measures.

Figure 103 - WKWIN32.DLL was not found Dialog Box

Table 47 - Cause and Measure (WKWIN32.DLL was not found)

Cause Measure The WIBU-KEY drivers are not installed. The WIBU-KEY drivers must be installed to

operate the PTE. Install the drivers using the WIBU-KEY Runtime Kit.

4.6. When User Name or Password are Forgotten When you forget User Name and Password, please reinstall PTE Application.

User Name and Password are defaulted.

Reference Section and Table is shown below.

Uninstallation of the PTE: Section 5.3.

Installation of the PTE: Section 5.1.

Default User Name and Password: Table 3.

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5. Installation This section provides an installation, reinstallation and updating of the PTE.

1) Installation

Follow the steps described in Section 5.1.

2) Reinstallation

Follow these steps:

First, uninstall an older version, following the steps described in Section 5.2.

Then, install a latest version, following the steps described in Section 5.1.

3) Updating

Follow this step:

Install a latest version, following the steps described in Section 5.1.

Note Different versions of software are installed in separate folders.

5.1. Installation of the PTE The MDS PTE Application cannot operate without .NET Framework 4 installed. If .NET Framework 4 is not installed, installation of .NET Framework 4 is automatically started, and then installation of the PTE Application is started.

When .NET Framework 4 is installed, installation of the PTE Application is started without installing .NET Framework 4.

And then, set up V-SFT. (Refer to Section 5.2.)

1) Insert the CD-ROM for installation. Refer to (Figure 104) for a CD-ROM disk configuration of the PTE.

CD-ROM\R188PTE

Setup.exeSetup.msi\DotNetFX40

Figure 104 - MDS PTE CD-ROM Configuration

Note In addition to files listed above,

“WkRt-Int.exe (WIBU-KEY Driver)” must be installed in the PC. (Refer to Sec. 5.6)

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2) Start the setup program by executing “Setup.exe” program file in the MDS PTE installation CD-ROM.

3) If .NET Framework 4 is not installed, (Figure 105) is displayed. Install .NET Framework 4 according to the instructions of the Setup program.

Figure 105 - .NET Framework 4 License Agreement Dialog Box

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4) Upon completion of installation of .NET Framework 4, (Figure 106) is displayed. Install the PTE Application according to the instructions of the Setup program.

Note Install the PTE Application into the C drive.

Figure 106 - PTE Application Setup Wizard Dialog Box

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5) When installation is completed, (Figure 107) is displayed. Click the "Close" button to finish installation.

Figure 107 - PTE Application Setup Complete Dialog Box

5.2. Installation and Setup of V-SFT V-SFT should be installed to download TOD Screen Data to the TOD. Install V-SFT in the following procedure:

5.2.1. Preparation Before Installation 1) Have ready the following items before installation:

Installation CD (V-SFT5 Ver5.4.16.9)

Registry setting file (MemoryLink_V5.reg)

Screen data (example: non-CBTC TOD Screen.V8)

Font file (EngNewGothic18A.fnt)

RS-232C cross cable (female-female) or Ethernet cross cable

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5.2.2. Attention Installed V-SFT uses approx. 1GB of the C:drive. (Figure 108)

Figure 108 - V-SFT V5 Properties Screen

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5.2.3. Installing V-SFT 1) Insert the installation CD into the disk tray of the PC. The installer is started automatically. (Figure 109)

2) Click “INSTALL.”

Figure 109 - V-SFT Screen –1

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3) The setup screen is displayed. Click “Next.” (Figure 110)

Figure 110 - V-SFT Install Shield Wizard –1

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4) Select “I accept the terms of the license agreement” and click “Next.” (Figure 111)


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5) Enter the user name and company name, and click “Next.” (Figure 112)

Figure 112 - V V-SFT Install Shield Wizard –3

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6) Click “Next” without changing the folder. (Figure 113)


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7) Click “Install.”(Figure 114).


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8) Installation is started. Wait for a few minutes. (Figure 115)


9) Click “No.” (Figure 116)


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10) Click “Finish.” (Figure 117)


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11) Click “Quit.” (Figure 118).

Figure 118 - V-SFT Screen –1

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12) Register [registry setting file] as follows:

13) Double-click the “MemoryLink_V5.reg” file.

14) Click “Yes.” (Figure 119).

Figure 119 - MemoryLink_V5(Registry Editor)-1

15) Click “OK.” (Figure 120).

Figure 120 - F MemoryLink_V5(Registry Editor)-2

16) Overwrite the [Font File] as follows:

17) Overwrite the current font file registered in V-SFT with a new font file, as follows:

18) Delete the following old font file:

C:\V-SFT V5\TPA\EngNewGothic18A.fnt

19) Copy a new font file (EngNewGothic18A.fnt).

20) Put a copy file (EngNewGothic18A.fnt) in the following folder:

C:\V-SFT V5\TPA

21) V-SFT installation is completed.

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5.3. Uninstallation of the PTE PTE can be uninstalled using “Add or Remove Programs” of Windows default program.

Note In this uninstallation procedure, a downloaded file, different versions of MDS PTE Application, and PTE software for other than MDS are not deleted.

5.4. File Configuration and Contents of the PTE File configuration after the PTE is installed is shown in (Figure 121) after the PTE is installed. Refer to (Table 48) for a file list.

C:\R188PTE

\Data\Program

\SWUpload\BOOT

\MDSS-1.00

BaseForms.dllFilecopy.aviFiledelr.avi

PTE.iniPTEFault.iniPTEHist.ini

MDSSPTEPGRM.exe

PTESelf.ini

HELP.pdf

\Temp

\CNC\TNC

PTEIO.ini

FORMATTING.AVI

\MDSS

Accessibility.dll

Figure 121 - File Configuration

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Table 48 - File List

Name Description Accessibility.dll Displaying forms for the PTE baseforms.dll Displaying forms for the PTE Filecopy.avi File for animation when copying files Filedelr.avi File for animation when erasing files FORMATTING.avi File for animation when CF Card formatting files MDSSPTEPGRM.exe Execution file to execute the PTE Help.pdf Help file defining contents of a help related information (this file) PTE.ini Initialized file for the PTE PTEFault.ini Initialized file for displaying of Fault Log PTEHist.ini Initialized file for displaying of Historical Data Pteio.ini Initialized file for I/O Interface PTESelf.ini Initialized file for displaying of Self Test Result

Note Only C:/R188PTE/Program/ folder exists just after installation.

5.5. Responses when PTE Installation Failed If an error message is displayed during the PTE installation, the following causes are possible. Appropriate actions have to be taken to correct it. Refer to (Table 49) for responses needed when installation failed.

Table 49 - Cause and Measure (Installation Failed)

Cause Measure There is little disk space in the drive. Expand disk space in the drive or select another drive with

enough disk space and then reinstall the software. The drive is not available. Reinstall the software into another drive. Installation disk is damaged. Create a new installation disc from backed-up copies of the

software, and then reinstall the software (Refer to section 5.1).

5.6. Confirming WIBU-Key Driver is installed Confirm that the WIBU-Key Driver Version 5.0 or higher is installed in the following procedure since the MDS PTE Application cannot operate without the installed WIBU-Key Version 6.0 or higher.

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1) Open Windows-standard "Control Panel."

Figure 122 - Control Panel

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2) Double-click "WIBU-KEY." "WIBU-KEY Software Protection: Test and Settings" Screen is displayed.

3) Click "About" tab. Confirm that the WIBU-Key Driver Version is 6.0 or higher. (Figure 123)

Figure 123 - WIBU-Key Software Protection Screen

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6. Appendices

6.1. Log file Format The following is a format of log file (Fault Log / Historical Data / Self Test Result).

Table 50 - Log File Format

Item DescriptionFile format Text file (*.DAT) Record unit One line (CR-LF) Separator Comma

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6.1.1. Fault Log file Table 51 - Fault Log File Format

Column DescriptionHeader [1 line]

1 Log type Log type of the file: FLT 2 Log count Number of records contained in data part: 1-21800 (5 digits) 3 Date Date of log download: MM-DD-YYYY 4 Time Time of log download (in round-the-clock): HH-MM-SS 5 Car# No. of a car from which log was downloaded

Column Header [1 line]

1 Event unique identification code Column Header of Event code (Fault ID): Event Code

2 Event Name Column Header of Event Name: Event Name 3 Date Column Header of Date of event occurrence: Date 4 Time Column Header of Time of event occurrence: Time

5 Event Description File (EDF) Version Column Header of version of Event Description File: EDF Version

6 Event sequential number Column Header of Number assigned in the order of transmission to PTE from MDS: Event No.

7 Car type Column Header of Car type of a car where an event occurred: Car Type

8 Equipment name Column Header of Equipment name: Equipment

9 Equipment Code Column Header of Code of equipment where an event occurred: Equipment Code

10 Event severity code Column Header of Severity of event: Event severity code 11 Subsystem Code Column Header of subsystem: Subsystem Code 12 Location Column Header of Location Code: Location Code 13 Car# Column Header of Car number: Car No.

Data

1 Event unique identification code Event code (Fault ID)

2 Event Name Event name 3 Date Date of event occurrence 4 Time Time of event occurrence

5 Event Description File (EDF) Version EDF Version

6 Event sequential number Number assigned in the order of transmission to PTE from MDS 7 Car type Car type of a car where an event occurred: A Car / B Car / C Car 8 Equipment name Name of equipment where an event occurred 9 Equipment Code Code of equipment where an event occurred

10 Event severity code Severity of event: O[ther] (It is fixed in Fault Log.) 11 Subsystem Code Abbreviation of subsystem of where an event occurred: MDSS 12 Location Location that the PTE is connected. 13 Car# No. of a car where an event occurred

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6.1.2. Historical Data file Table 52 - Historical Data File Format

Column Description Header [1 line]

1 Log type Log type of the file: HST 2 Log count Number of records contained in data part: 1-21800 (5 digits) 3 Date Date of log download: MM-DD-YYYY 4 Time Time of log download (in round-the-clock): HH-MM-SS 5 Car# No. of a car from which log was downloaded 6 Car type Car type of a car from which log was downloaded: A Car / B Car 7 Location code Location code of equipment from which log was downloaded


1 Event unique identification code Column Header of Event code (Parameter ID): Event Code

2 Event Name Column Header of Event Name: Event Name 3 Date Column Header of Date of event occurrence: Date 4 Time Column Header of Time of event occurrence: Time







Data

1 Event unique identification code Event code (Historical Data Parameter ID)

2 Event Name Event name 3 Date Date of event occurrence 4 Time Time of event occurrence


6 Event sequential number Number assigned in the order of transmission to PTE from MDS 7 Car type Car type of a car where an event occurred: A Car / B Car / C Car 8 Equipment name Name of equipment where an event occurred 9 Equipment Code Code of equipment where an event occurred

10 Event severity code Severity of event: F[ailure] / W[arning] / E[vent] / O[ther] 11 Subsystem Code Abbreviation of subsystem where an event occurred: MDSS 12 Location Location that the PTE is connected. 13 Car# No. of a car where an event occurred

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6.1.3. Self Test Result file Table 53 - Self Test Result File Format

Column Description Header [1 line]

1 Log type Log type of the file: SLF 2 Log count Number of records contained in data part: 1-21800 (5 digits) 3 Date (1) Date of log download: MM-DD-YYYY 4 Time (1) Time of log download (in round-the-clock): HH-MM-SS 5 Car# No. of a car from which log was downloaded 6 Date (2) Date of Self Test execution 7 Time (2) Time of Self Test execution


1 Event unique identification code Column Header of Event code (Test ID): Event Code

2 Event Name Column Header of Event name: Event Name 3 Date Column Header of Date of event occurrence: Date 4 Time Column Header of Time of event occurrence: Time







Data

1 Event unique identification code Result ID of Self Test

2 Event Name Name of Self Test 3 Date Date of Self Test execution 4 Time Time of Self Test execution


6 Event sequential number Number assigned in the order of transmission to PTE from MDS

7 Car type Car type of a car where Self Test was executed: A Car / B Car / C Car

8 Equipment name Name of equipment where Self Test was executed 9 Equipment Code Code of equipment where an event occurred

10 Event severity code Severity of event: O[ther] (It is fixed in Self Test Result.) 11 Subsystem Code Abbreviation of subsystem where Self Test was executed: MDSS 12 Location Location that the PTE is connected. 13 Car# No. of a car where Self Test was executed

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