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INTRODUCTION 1.1.2 Virtual Circuit Editor (VCE) The VCE is used to graphically design the group-specific virtual line circuit configurations of the H/D LINK Vital I/O Modules. At the start of the design process the Group Data (line name, line number, group name, group number, and milepost designation) for a particular railroad location are entered into the VCE. The I/O data and other data describing the specific configuration for the group are then entered, creating a graphic representation of the group’s I/O Modules. The group and configuration data developed in the design process is stored in the Master ATCS Database. Throughout the virtual circuit design process relevant event data is sent to the Event Log for entry. 1.1.3 MCF Manager The MCF Manager lets you create, validate, and approve an MCF. At the completion of these processes, you can copy the MCF to the Installer’s DTU. The Manager also allows MCF listings to be printed, the service status of an MCF to be changed, or the MCF to be deleted. Creation of an approved MCF is a user-initiated, three-step process: • Create. During the Create step, pertinent Group and Configuration Data is extracted from the Master ATCS Database and an Unapproved MCF is compiled. The MCF Manager uses data from two internal files, Module Description File (MDF) and the Hardware Description File (HDF), in the compilation process. These files define the range of acceptable values for the MCF data. • Print/Validate. At the completion of MCF creation, you can print and review an MCF Approval Listing. This listing contains the configuration information of the MCF, the Cyclic Redundancy Code (CRC) value, and a list of any errors and warnings generated in response to a series of validation tests. When Print is initiated, the Unapproved MCF is subjected to a series of validation tests to verify its content and consistency and to confirm its compatibility with neighbor MCFs. If the validation tests pass, a CRC value is included in the approval listing. The CRC value is derived from the MCF and is used to detect MCF corruption and to identify the MCF during approval. Changes in the MCF are reflected in the associated CRC. Document No.: SIG-00-97-08 Version: C NOTE You can also validate MCFs before you print. • Approve. When MCF Approval is started, you are prompted for the File CRC printed on the MCF Approval Listing. When the value has been entered, it is compared against the internal file CRC of the MCF to check for file corruption. This process also validates that the File CRC has 1-4
Document No.: SIG-00-97-08 Version: C 1-5 INTRODUCTION been correctly associated with the Approval Listing printout. If no corruption is detected, an approved MCF is created and a Unique Check Number (UCN) is calculated using the contents of the MCF and the selected Module Executable File (MEF) for the HD/LINK I/O Module. You can print the group Installation Listing and the I/O Module Wiring List. The Installation Listing contains the configuration information of the Approved MCF. The Wiring List contains the I/O Module wiring configuration. Following its approval, the MCF may be transferred (copied) to the DTU for I/O Module installation. Once the MCF has been successfully copied to the DTU, the UCN may be manually entered into the DTU, as required. During this transfer function, the selected version of the MEF may also be copied to the DTU. This allows the MEF resident in the I/O Module to be updated as required. During the module installation process, the HD Link I/O Module calculates an In Service Check Number. When this number is manually returned to the MCF Manager and entered, the status of the MCF is changed from Approved to In Service. When the I/O Module is taken out of service, it calculates an Out of Service Check Number. When this number is entered into the MCF Manager, the status of the MCF is changed from In Service to Out of Service. 1.1.4 Event Log The Event Log file records all significant HD/LINKer events. Yuo can view or print the contents of the event log. 1.2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS • Application Guidelines, HD/LINK Vital I/O Module, 53201 (Safetran Document #SIG-00-97-05) • Installation Handbook, HD/LINK Vital I/O Module, A53201 (Safetran Document #SIG-00-97-07) • Installation and Maintenance, R/LINK ATCS Radio Code Line System (Safetran Document #COM-00-94-03) 1.3 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS HD/LINKer requires the following minimum configuration: • VGA monitor • 200 MHz Pentium
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