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VAE ROADMASTER 2000 LIGHT
Current Sensor and Acquisition Electronics in the Signalling Room
This version of our turnout monitoring system represents the basics of the VAE ROADMASTER 2000. In this case the switch point machine is used as sensor for irregularities in the switch. For the measurement of the current non-reactive current transformer are used. With VAE ROADMASTER 2000 Light it is possible to economically supervise multiple switches in a centralised signalling room. The measured local values are then transferred for further evaluation to a central or local computer.
If technically necessary, the collection of the data can also be made directly at the switch. In this case additional electronics components have to be attached.
The transmission of data to the controlling station is adapted to the customised format. Various solutions are possible from diverse wire transmission paths up to various radio network systems.
For data evaluation the use of intelligent software is adapted according to the customer’s needs. This system does not only recognise the initialised errors, but also shows which switch components are affected.
If necessary both the number of measuring points and supervised parameters can be supplemented at any time.
User interface and generating of alarms is the same for all versions and is described in more detail in the chapter User interface and Data Retrieval.
System overview of VAE ROADMASTER 2000 Light
Example of User interface
