Getting Started - Abtus ABT-7100 Instruction Manual

Track geometry measurement device
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4.0 Getting Started

Overview
4.1
The Abtus ABT-7100 is a measuring device which records track geometry while being pushed by an
operator at walking speed.
The device can be assembled by one operator. Since the trolley weighs 25 kg, it should only be lifted
in its entirety if the user feels feel fit to do so, otherwise the trolley should be disassembled and carried
by two operators. The device can be dismantled to fit into two protective storage bags.
Track geometry data is transmitted from the measuring device via Wi-Fi to a Panasonic FZ-G1
running a Windows 64-bit operating system supplied with the Track Geometry Software. The software
displays track geometry data including Distance, Cant/ SE, Twist and Gauge in real time. The data
is saved as a .csv file that you can open in excel. Saved data and fault reports can be transferred
from the tablet via a USB flash drive or via email.
The TGMD is designed with the following characteristics:
This product is used to accurately record Distance, Cant/SE, Twist and Gauge.
Non-conducting: The trolley is insulated and therefore does not create electrical contact
between the two running rails. This is achieved by using plastic wheels and also
accommodates a non-conductive insulation block between the wheel arm and contact
bearings.
Compact: The TGMD breaks down into 5 separate parts to allow it to fit into most vehicle.
Portability: The TGMD is designed to be easily lifted onto and off the track. This is done
using the plastic lifting handles provided.
The unit has been designed to be user-friendly with only limited training required.
ABT 7100 – Issue 02

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