Siemens GCP5000 Instruction & Installation Manual page 32

NEAR GATE:
NVRAM
OCCN:
OCE:
Out Of Service:
Pac File:
PCB
PCN
Pick Up Delay:
POK:
PSO
PSO II, PSO III, PSO 4000
RailFusion:
RIO:
RS232:
RTU:
RX:
SEAR IIi Application Program:
SIN:
Spread Spectrum:
SIG-00-22-02
Version: B.1
On the surge panel, the 'near gate' is the flashing light signal or
same
gate with the lowest voltage drop in the cable circuit. In general, if both
signals have the same number and type of lamps and the same size
cable conductors, the 'near gate' is the location with the shortest cable
run. The 'near gate' circuit on the surge panel has an adjustable
resistor in series with L1 and L2 that provides additional voltage
adjustment.
Non-Volatile Random Access Memory
Office Configuration Check Number
data, excluding items that are protected by the Field Password.
Office Configuration Editor
to create configuration package files (Pac files) for the GCP 4000
system.
The process for taking one or more GCP approach circuits and/or approach
and island circuits out of service.
A GCP5000 (GCE) configuration
created in the office using the OCE or downloaded from a GCP5000
(GCE) system via the CP.
Printed Circuit Board
PSO Check Number (PCN) is used to track changes due to re-calibration and
adjustments made to key PSO setup variables.
An internal delay time between when an input receives the signal to pickup
and when it actually responds.
Indication
Power Off
Phased Shift Overlay Module
Different models of Siemens's Phase Shift Overlay – a track circuit (transmitter
at one location and receiver at another location) that supplies track occupancy
information for crossing warning devices and other train or vehicle detection
systems.
An office-based application that communicates with and receives data
from specially equipped crossings.
Module
Relay Input Output
Industry-standard serial port.
Remote Telemetry Unit
Receive
Programming for SEAR IIi that controls alarms.
Site (Subnode) Identification Number
representing the module as a subnode on the network.
A method of radio transmission in which the transmitted energy is evenly
spread over the complete bandwidth of the radio, resulting in a low RF profile.
xxxii
– The 32-bit CRC of the configuration
– The PC version of the DT that can be used
that can either be
Package File
- A twelve-digit ATCS address
JUNE 2022 (Revised September 2022)