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Siemens RailCom Manager Optimizing Rail Communication

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<strong>Siemens</strong> <strong><strong>Rail</strong>Com</strong> <strong>Manager</strong><br />

<strong>Optimizing</strong> <strong>Rail</strong> <strong>Communication</strong><br />

<strong>Siemens</strong> <strong><strong>Rail</strong>Com</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> (RCM) offers a straightforward solu-<br />

tion to a complex task. <strong><strong>Rail</strong>Com</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> is the modular product<br />

platform that adapts easily to your specific needs. It integrates<br />

multiple communication subsystems into one coherent network<br />

controlled by one graphical interface.<br />

<strong>Rail</strong>Info <strong>Manager</strong><br />

Automated, real time passenger information<br />

distributed over public address (PA) systems,<br />

customer information screens (CIS) and<br />

information point intercoms.<br />

<strong>Rail</strong>Security <strong>Manager</strong><br />

Passenger stations monitored remotely via closed<br />

circuit television (CCTV), train-to-wayside video<br />

supervision, help point intercom (HPI) facilities,<br />

integrated alarm sensors, intelligent video processing<br />

and emergency management systems.<br />

<strong>Rail</strong>Control <strong>Manager</strong><br />

Asset monitoring, supervisory control and data<br />

acquisition (SCADA), life-cycle management, voiceover-IP,<br />

radio systems and network management:<br />

Service Platform <strong>Siemens</strong> <strong><strong>Rail</strong>Com</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> is an<br />

integrated system for controlling the communica-<br />

tion network and equipment used in public transport<br />

environments.<br />

Functional Overview<br />

Multi-service railway communication networks<br />

typically include various subnetworks to support<br />

passenger information dissemination, security and<br />

rail control applications. <strong><strong>Rail</strong>Com</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> unifies<br />

these sub-networks and addresses each of these<br />

applications through functional modules. Train<br />

control functions are usually centralized within the<br />

Operations and Control Center (OCC) to facilitate<br />

immediate response and interaction. To enhance<br />

system integrity, both hardware and software components<br />

of RCM (and of transit control networks, in<br />

general) are distributed to the stations so they can<br />

continue to provide crucial communication services<br />

in the event of backbone network failure.<br />

<strong><strong>Rail</strong>Com</strong> <strong>Manager</strong><br />

GUI<br />

CCTV HPI PA/CIS CCTV ATS SCADA<br />

HPI – CCTV<br />

Logic<br />

Scheduler<br />

Automatic Train<br />

Information Logic<br />

Controller Controller Controller Controller Controller Controller<br />

Presentation layer<br />

Common “look and feel”<br />

for all applications<br />

Locical layer<br />

Meets the needs<br />

of the users<br />

Adaption layer<br />

Communicates to the vendor-dependent<br />

hardware<br />

Hardware with vendor<br />

specific interfaces

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