(MMS) Client/Server - ALSTOM Signaling Inc.

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Symbols7.5.2. Grade CrossingUse this symbol to indicate the state of a grade crossing. Toolbar Icon:Symbol Image:Table 7–26. Grade Crossing Symbol AttributesAttribute Description UserDefinedPossible EntriesDefaultSymbol IDNeighbor -HeadNeighbor -TailSignal Link -HeadSignal Link -TailTypeLoss ofShunt DelayLabelLabelLocationDescriptionID number of thesymbolGrade CrossingtypeTime to wait afterloss of shuntText label ofsymbolLocation of symbollabelOptional textdescriptionNoNoNoNoNoNoSet ByApplicationSet ByApplicationSet ByApplicationSet ByApplicationSet ByApplicationGenericYes hh:mm:ss.msecs 00:00:00.000YesYesYesAny Text(128 char. max)Top, Bottom, Left,Right, CenterOptional, Any Text(255 char. max)Symbol ID + "GX"Bottom""P2528, Rev. Aug/12 7–24 Alstom Signaling Inc.
SymbolsParameters – ControlsNoneTable 7–27. Grade Crossing Symbol Parameters – IndicationsParameter State DescriptionCROSSING_STATUS OCCUPIED Indicates track occupancyIf set track color = occupiedOtherwise color = defaultCROSSING_STATUS BLOCKED Indicates a track is blocked from trafficIf set track color = blockedOCCUPIED overrides BLOCKEDCROSSING_ROUTEIndicates the crossing is part of a lockedrouteIf set track color = routeGATE_STATUS UP Indicates the status of the crossing gatesIf up gate is not displayed and signals aredark *GATE_STATUS DOWN Indicates the status of the crossing gatesIf down gate is displayed steady andsignals are flashing ** If neither GATE_STATUS.UP nor GATE_STATUS.DOWN is set then the gates and signals are flashing.P2528, Rev. Aug/12 7–25 Alstom Signaling Inc.
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General Description1.4. REQUIREMENT
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