Operating Instructions

Diagnostic Web Site

Clearguard ACM 200
Axle Counting System

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Contents
1 Information for the user.................................................................................................... 4
About this document ........................................................................................................... 4
Contact to Siemens............................................................................................................. 5

2 Structure and function...................................................................................................... 6

Basic functions .................................................................................................................... 6
Prerequisites ....................................................................................................................... 6
Structure of web site ........................................................................................................... 7

3 Selection of mode and language and log-in .................................................................. 9

Online or offline mode ......................................................................................................... 9
3.1 Online mode .................................................................................................................... 10
Start-up of web site in online mode................................................................................... 10
Viewing of configuration data in online mode ................................................................... 11
Modification of configuration data in online mode............................................................. 11
Read-in of tracing file in online mode................................................................................ 11
3.2 Offline mode .................................................................................................................... 11
Start-up of web site in offline mode................................................................................... 11
Modification of configuration data in offline mode............................................................. 12
Read-in of tracing file in offline mode................................................................................ 13
3.3 Selection of language ..................................................................................................... 13
Selection of language........................................................................................................ 13
3.4 Log-in ............................................................................................................................... 14
Log-in to diagnostic web site............................................................................................. 14

4 Performance of diagnostics........................................................................................... 16
Display of diagnostic data ................................................................................................. 16
Evaluation of diagnostic data ............................................................................................ 22

5 Modification of configuration data ................................................................................ 30

Modification of configuration data ..................................................................................... 30
Saving of configuration data in text format........................................................................ 34
Saving of configuration data in XML format...................................................................... 38

6 Usage of tools ................................................................................................................. 47

Selection of tools............................................................................................................... 47
Checking of configuration data ......................................................................................... 47
Version .............................................................................................................................. 49

7 Indices .............................................................................................................................. 50
List of abbreviations .......................................................................................................... 50
List of figures ..................................................................................................................... 51
List of tables ...................................................................................................................... 51

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 Information for the user

1 Information for the user

About this document

Scope
This document applies to the Clearguard ACM 200 axle counting system in equipment
revision level 1.

Purpose
These Operating Instructions describe the features and functions of the diagnostic web
site for the Clearguard ACM 200 axle counting system.
The Clearguard ACM 200 axle counting system is part of the Clearguard track vacancy
detection system product line from Siemens. The axle counting system can be combined
with the following electronic wheel detection equipment: Clearguard ZP 43 E,
Clearguard ZP 43 V, or Clearguard ZP D 43.
The Clearguard ACM 200 axle counting system comprises the axle counter module (ACM)
as its main component, the connected ZP wheel detection equipment and the cabling.
A system network can be set up by combining ACMs of the Clearguard ACM 200 axle
counting system with ACMs of the Clearguard ACM 100 axle counting system. This
combination enables Clearguard WSD wheel detectors to be connected to the axle
counting system.
The Clearguard ACM 200 axle counting system is referred to below simply as axle
counting system. The axle counter module is referred to as ACM. The Clearguard wheel
detection equipment variants are referred to as ZP. The Clearguard WSD wheel detector
is referred to as WSD.

Target group
This document is directed at technically qualified railway staff.

Documentation is part of equipment described

This document is part of the equipment described. It must be kept for the entire lifetime of
the equipment. Make this document available to the staff responsible for the activities
described. Insert any amendments subsequently received from Siemens into the
document.

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Supplementary documents
The following documents are also important as supplementary documents:

Title Document number

Standard Design Document A6Z00034296050
Clearguard ACM 200 Axle Counting System
Maintenance Instructions A6Z00034296081
Clearguard ACM 200 Axle Counting System
Configuration Instructions A6Z00034626179
Clearguard ACM 200 Axle Counting System
Configuration Process using Web Site A6Z00034626189
Clearguard ACM 200 Axle Counting System
System Description A6Z00034296029
Clearguard ACM 200 Axle Counting System

Table 1 Supplementary documents

Suggestions
Contact us if you have any suggestions on how we can improve this document. In this
way, you will benefit all users of this document. We would appreciate receiving your ideas
and requests.

Contact to Siemens

Address
Siemens AG
P.O. Box 33 27
38023 Braunschweig, Germany
Tel.: ++49 531 226 0
E-mail: [email protected]

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 Structure and function

2 Structure and function

Basic functions

Basic functions of diagnostic web site

The graphical user interface of the diagnostic web site is user-friendly and easy-to-
operate.
The following functions are available:
• display and logging of diagnostic data (Status, Fault, Statistics, Version, and Tracing)
• display and modification of configuration data, and saving and loading it onto the
ACM
• function for reading back ACM configuration data for the purpose of plan verification

Prerequisites

Operating systems and web browsers

® ®
Operating systems Microsoft Windows XP
® ®
Microsoft Windows 7
Linux
®
Web browsers Microsoft Internet Explorer (Versions 7, 8 and 9)
Mozilla Firefox (Versions 3 and 4)

Table 2 Operating systems and web browsers

Java applet
The web site is programmed as a Java applet which is executed via a web browser using
a Java plug-in.
The Java plug-in Version JRE 1.6 or 1.7 must be installed and activated in the web
browser.
In order to be able to use the language switchover function, the “Active Scripting” option
must be activated in the web browser.

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Structure of web site

Structure of diagnostic web site

The figure below shows the structure of the diagnostic web site.

1 Menu bars
2 Diagnostic area
3 Functional area

Figure 1 Structure of the diagnostic web site

At the top of the diagnostic web site, there are two menu bars, a higher-level one and a
lower-level one. The diagnostic area below schematically represents the functional units
of the axle counting system. The area on the right-hand side is used to display the
different functions. Different items of information can be displayed here in tabular form via
the "Diagnostics" or "Attribute configuration data" menu (e.g. status, configuration data or
settings).

Menu bars
The following menus and menu items can be selected via the menu bars:
• Diagnostics
− Status
− Fault
− Statistics
− Version
− Tracing

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• Attribute configuration data

− ACM configuration
− Saving and loading
• Tools
− Download of checkfile of attribute configuration data
− Version
• Language
− English, German
After selecting a menu item using the mouse, a quick-text window with a short
designation of the relevant menu function appears. The relevant function is displayed
when activating a menu item. The different functions are explained in more detail in the
sections below.
The menu bars and menu items are not always available in full. The scope of the
displayed menus depends on the type of log-in (role) (see “Log-in to diagnostic web site”
on page 14).

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3 Selection of mode and language and log-in

Online or offline mode

Web site in online or offline mode

The web site can be used in the following modes:
• online mode
• offline mode (as a copy of the online mode)
Online mode

The online mode can be used for diagnosing and modifying the configuration data of a
selected ACM. All functions of the diagnostic web site are available.
Offline mode

For the offline mode, a copy of the online mode must be created first (see “Start-up of
web site in offline mode” on page 11). This copy includes the data of the selected ACM
and can be started from a PC. Some functions of the diagnostic web site are disabled.
In offline mode, the configuration data can be modified and saved (independent of the
online mode). A tracing file can be read in and displayed by selecting the “Tracing” menu
item in the “Diagnostics” menu and activating the FILE MODE radio button.
The following functions are disabled in offline mode:
• “RST” (reset button on the front panel of the ACM)
• in the "ACM configuration/Saving and loading" menu
in the “Save to” area: ACM button,
in the “Read in from ” area: ACM button
The language selected in the operating system is adopted and cannot be changed
®
(language selection e.g. for Windows XP: Settings | Control Panel | Regional and
Language Options).

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3.1 Online mode

3.1 Online mode

Start-up of web site in online mode

Start-up of web site in online mode (display as a guest)

Step Action
1 Enter the IP address of a selected ACM into the web browser.
Example: http://192.168.2.250/
2 If the default setting TCP/80 for the port of the web site has been changed in
the configuration data (see “Configuration Instructions, Clearguard ACM 200
Axle Counting System”, Basis PortWS parameter):
Additionally enter a colon and the configured port after the IP address.
Example: if Basis_PortWS=8080:http://192.168.2.250:8080/
The network environment (firewall, switch, router, VPN, etc.) must permit
HTTP communication between the PC and the ACM.
3 Start up the web site by pressing the RETURN key.
4 A confirmation prompt appears.
N.B.: in order to prevent unwanted access to the hard disk of the PC, the RUN
button should only be clicked if the name of the application is
“ACM200Applet”.

5 Click the RUN button.

The current diagnostic information of the selected ACM is displayed in the
graphical display area (display as a guest). The IP address of the ACM is
displayed under the Siemens logo.
6 If you want to change the language, select the “Language” menu item (see
“Selection of language” on page 13).
7 If you require further access rights, log in via the “Login” menu item (see “Log-
in to diagnostic web site” on page 14).

When manufacturing new ID plugs, these are preallocated with IP address 192.168.2.250,
subnet mask 255.255.255.0 and default port 80 for HTTP communication between the
PC and the ACM.

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3.2 Offline mode

Viewing of configuration data in online mode

Viewing of configuration data

Step Action
1 Log in as a user via the “Login” menu item (see “Log-in to diagnostic web site”
on page 14).
2 You can view the configuration data via the “ACM configuration” menu item.
The configuration data is grayed out (it cannot be modified).

Modification of configuration data in online mode

Modification of configuration data

Step Action
1 Log in as a configurer via the “Login” menu item (see “Log-in to diagnostic
web site” on page 14).
2 Modify the configuration data (see “Modification of configuration data” on
page 30).

Read-in of tracing file in online mode

Evaluation of tracing file for diagnostics

Step Action
1 Read in the tracing file by selecting the “Tracing” menu item in the
“Diagnostics” menu and the “File mode” radio button (see “Evaluation of
diagnostic data” on page 22).

3.2 Offline mode

Start-up of web site in offline mode

Creation of web site copy for offline mode

N.B.: to have an operational copy of the web site, all copied files must be saved in the
same folder.

Step Action
1 Start up the web site (display as a guest) in online mode (see “Start-up of web
site in online mode” on page 10).
2 When it is displayed, select the “File | Save as...” menu item in the web
browser.

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3.2 Offline mode

Step Action
3 For a copy of the start page, enter index.html as the file name.
4 Select Web site, HTML only (*.htm;*.html) as the file type.
5 Save the start page in a folder on the hard disk. All subsequent files must also
be saved in this folder.
6 Enter the three IP addresses of the ACM in succession in the address line of
the web browser and save them in the same folder with the following file
names (example).
Make sure the spelling is correct!
Enter http://192.168.2.250/Acm200Web.jar, save as Acm200Web.jar.
Enter http://192.168.2.250/WsCore.jar, save as WsCore.jar.
Enter http://192.168.2.250/WsGui.jar, save as WsGui.jar.

Start-up of web site in offline mode

Step Action
1 Open the web site on the hard disk by double-clicking the index.html file.
2 Start up the web site as described for the online mode (see “Start-up of web
site in online mode” on page 10).
Difference after confirmation of the confirmation prompt
The web site is displayed in the display area with “Offline” under the Siemens
logo.
3 If you want to access contents of the web site, log in via the "Login" menu
item (see “Log-in to diagnostic web site” on page 14).

Modification of configuration data in offline mode

Modification of configuration data

Step Action
1 Log in as a configurer via the “Login” menu item (see “Log-in to diagnostic
web site” on page 14).
2 Read in the configuration data of the selected ACM by selecting the “Saving
and loading” menu item in the “Attribute configuration data” menu and clicking
the “Text” or “XML” button.
3 You can modify the configuration data via the “ACM configuration” menu item
in the “Attribute configuration data” menu (see “Modification of configuration
data” on page 30).
4 You can save the configuration data via the “Saving and loading” menu item
in the “Attribute configuration data” menu.

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3.3 Selection of language

Read-in of tracing file in offline mode

Evaluation of tracing file for diagnostics

Step Action
1 Read in the tracing file by selecting the “Tracing” menu item in the
“Diagnostics” menu and the “File mode” radio button (see “Evaluation of
diagnostic data” on page 22).

3.3 Selection of language

Selection of language

Web site language

The default web site language for international use is English. The language can be
changed after starting up the web site in online mode.

“Language” menu item

Step Action
1 Select the “Language” menu item.
2 Select the desired language.
The web site is restarted with the Java applet.
3 Confirm the confirmation prompt as described in the “Start-up of web site in
online mode” section (see “Start-up of web site in online mode” on page 10).
The web site is displayed in the desired language (display as a guest).

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3.4 Log-in

3.4 Log-in

Log-in to diagnostic web site

Different access options (roles)

The web site is displayed after starting it up (display as a guest). There are different roles
to prevent unauthorized access:
• Guest
Direct display, no log-in
• User
Role with the additional right to view configuration data, initiate a reset (if configured)
and check the configuration data.
• Configurer
Role with the additional right to manage (load, save, modify) configuration data.

Log-in
Step Action
1 Select the “Login” menu item. The log-in window appears:

2 Select the desired role.

3 Enter the password.
The following passwords have been assigned:
Role Password
User user
Configurer configurer

4 Confirm your entry by clicking the LOGIN button.

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3.4 Log-in

Display of menu bars/menu items for guest, roles

The menu bars/menu items are displayed depending on the role involved (X = display):

Guest User Configurer

Diagnostics
• Status X X X
• Fault X X X
• Statistics X X X
• Version X X X
*
• Tracing X X X
Attribute configuration data
*
• ACM configuration Y X
• Saving and loading X
Tools
• Download of checkfile of X X
attribute configuration data
• Version X X X
Language
• English, German X X X
*
X : only the download frequency can be set
*
Y : read rights only

Table 3 Display of menu bars/menu items for the guest, roles

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4 Performance of diagnostics

Display of diagnostic data

Overview of diagnostic area

Step Action
1 Gain an overview of the menu items in the diagnostic area of the web site.
In normal operation: “Diagnostics” | “Status”
In the event of a fault: “Diagnostics” | “Fault”

Diagnostic area
The diagnostic information of the ACM is displayed in the diagnostic area. The diagnostic
data is shown graphically in different display areas.
The following graphical display areas are available:
• inputs
• TVDS or SRI
• LEDs
• configuration of the wheel detection equipment

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1 Inputs for AZGT and AZGH

2 TVDS or SRI (TVDS 1, 2 or SRI 1, 2)
3 LEDs
4 Configuration of the wheel detection equipment
(TVDS 1, 2)

Figure 2 Graphical display areas in online mode

In normal operation, each display area has a gray frame. In the event of a fault, this frame
becomes red. This representation provides the user with an always up-to-date overview
of the axle counting system's faults and general status.

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Display: AZGT, AZGH inputs

Figure 3 AZGT, AZGH inputs display area

This display area shows the reset inputs (interface to the interlocking) (AZGT, AZGH) for
both track vacancy detection sections. In the event of a fault (e.g. incorrect button
operation), the frame becomes red.

TVDS or SRI
Diagnostic information for the track vacancy detection section (TVDS) or freely available
safety-related information (SRI) can be displayed.

Display: TVDS
The TVDS display area has the following fields:

1 TVDS (TVDS 1 or TVDS 2)

2 Designation of the TVDS
3 Status text for the TVDS
4 Number of axles
5 Button on the front panel of the selected ACM

Figure 4 TVDS display area

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The status of the TVDS can be “Clear” or “Occupied”. In the “Occupied” status, the
background color of the “number of axles” field is orange. It is green if the TVDS is clear.
In the event of a fault, the “TVDS” and “button on the front panel of the ACM” fields have
a red frame.

Display: SRI
The SRI display area has the following fields:

1 SRI (SRI 1 or SRI 2)

2 Designation of the SRI
3 Source of information
4 Information
5 Status text

Figure 5 SRI display area

The “source of information” field in the SRI display area indicates from which ACM the
SRI comes from (directly connected ACM or partner ACM 1 to 4). The “information” field
indicates the type of input (AZGT, AZGH) or a track vacancy detection section.
The “status text” field indicates the following information:
• when indicating an input: “Operated” or “Not operated”
• when indicating a track vacancy detection section: “Clear” or “Occupied”

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Display: LEDs

Figure 6 LED display area in online mode

The LED indications shown on the web site correspond to the LEDs on the front panel of
the relevant ACM. The LEDs are displayed in flashing-light, steady-light or off mode. The
meaning of the LEDs is explained in the “System Description, Clearguard ACM 200 Axle
Counting System” (A6Z00034296029).
For the “CAL”, “DIR1” and “DIR2” functions, there are an LED and a button on the front
panel of the ACM. If there is a button fault (e.g. incorrect button operation), the frame of
the relevant LED on the web site becomes red.
In addition, there is a reset button (RST) which can be optionally used to reset the ACM
at the click of a mouse.
In online mode, the IP address of the relevant ACM is displayed under the Siemens logo
in the graphical display area (see the figure). In offline mode, “Offline” is displayed under
the Siemens logo.

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Display: configuration of double wheel detectors

1 Left-hand double wheel detector configured

2 Right-hand double wheel detector configured
3 Nondirectional double wheel detector configured
4 TVDS 1
5 Double wheel detector not configured
6 TVDS 2

Figure 7 Double wheel detector display area

Under the diagnostic area, the wheel detection equipment is graphically displayed as
double wheel detectors (DS fields). The DS fields are arranged beneath each other.
The first pair of DS fields are the double wheel detectors of the directly connected wheel
detection equipment of the ACM. A set of wheel detection equipment consists of a double
wheel detector (DEK 43) and a trackside connection box.
The second pair of DS fields belongs to partner ACM 1. This “remote” wheel detection
equipment is controlled by a partner ACM. It can be ZP wheel detection equipment or a
WSD wheel detector. The third pair of DS fields belongs to partner ACM 2, etc.
To the left and right of each activated double wheel detector, there are two short vertical
lines. These represent the rails of the track vacancy detection sections (TVDS 1 to the left
and TVDS 2 to the right). The little arrows on the vertical lines show the direction of travel.
The double wheel detectors are depicted on these lines in the form of two circles on top
of each other. The configured double wheel detectors are connected by a horizontal line
to the relevant track vacancy detection section (TVDS 1/TVDS 2). A double wheel
detector can be configured differently for the two track vacancy detection sections.
The non-configured double wheel detectors are represented by a grayed-out DS field
(e.g. DS 2 of partner ACM 4).
In the event of a fault, the DS fields are shown with a red frame.

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If a link with a configured IP address is shown below an ACM’s name, the user can easily
navigate to the diagnostic web site of the associated ACM.
The following options are available for the direction configuration of double wheel
detectors:

1 Left (L)
2 Right (R)
3 Nondirectional (N)

Figure 8 Direction configuration of double wheel detectors

1. If the double wheel detector symbol is depicted on the left-hand vertical line (rail), the
double wheel detector is configured for the left-hand direction when entering the
track vacancy detection section.
2. If the double wheel detector symbol is depicted on the right-hand vertical line (rail),
the double wheel detector is configured for the right-hand direction when entering
the track vacancy detection section.
3. If the double wheel detector symbol is depicted on both vertical lines (rails), the
double wheel detector is configured nondirectionally.

Evaluation of diagnostic data

Locating faults via “Diagnostics” menu

In the event of a fault, Fault appears in red on the right in the upper menu bar.

Step Action
1 Locate the fault via the web site. For this purpose, use the “Diagnostics”
menu with its different menu items.

“Diagnostics” menu
The following menu items are available in the “Diagnostics” menu:
• Status
• Fault
• Statistics
• Version
• Tracing

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“Status” menu item

For diagnosing the ACM, the “Status” menu item provides a table with status data in
various status fields. The status data of non-configured elements (TVDS, double wheel
detectors, SLC) is masked out.
The status fields are arranged in three columns:
• Group is the group name, e.g.:
− BoardVar – variable ACM data
− DS 1, 2 – ZP 43 wheel detection equipment with double wheel detectors 1 and
2
− TVDS 1, 2 – track vacancy detection sections 1 and 2
− button input
− Ethernet
− SLC 1 to 4
• Name is the element name (the element names are self-explanatory)
• Value

Example:

Group Name Value Explanation

(can be found in the lower
section of the functional area)
Board Operating time 34 day(s) 04:22:56 Total operating time since
manufacturing

Table 4 Example of the information shown in the status fields

The “Name filter” field provides a filter option for the element names. It is irrelevant
whether the element name is entered in upper- or lower-case notation. The entered text
should include parts of an element name.
Example:
• The BLOCKING filter filters for Boardvar/clear indication blocking TVDS 1/2; minus
axle blocking TVDS 1/2, button blocking TVDS 1/2.

Figure 9 Status data

A description of the selected element is displayed in the lower section of the functional
area.
If a diagnostic value indicates a fault, the associated line in the table is shown in red and
*
an asterisk appears in front of the group field (e.g. Board).

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“Fault” menu item

For diagnosing the ACM, the “Fault” menu item provides a table with diagnostic data. The
diagnostic data includes those elements which may indicate a fault via one or more
values. If, for example, Clear indication blocking of TVDS 1 is 1, TVDS 1 is faulty. The
track vacancy detection section must be reset.
For fault diagnostics, refer to the “Maintenance Instructions, Clearguard ACM 200 Axle
Counting System” (A6Z00034296081).
The function corresponds to that of the “Status” menu item. However, only the faulty
elements are displayed here. The structure and filter options correspond to that of the
“Status” menu item.

Figure 10 Fault data

“Statistics” menu item

For diagnosing the ACM, the “Statistics” menu item provides a table with statistical data.
The statistical data of non-configured elements (TVDS, double wheel detectors, SLC) is
masked out. The structure and filter options correspond to that of the “Status” menu item.

Figure 11 Statistical data

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“Version” menu item

For diagnosing the ACM, the “Version” menu item provides a table with version data. The
structure and filter options correspond to that of the “Status” menu item.

Figure 12 Version data

“Tracing” menu item

The “Tracing” menu item is used to log the downloaded data. After activating the tracing
function and entering a target folder, a log file is written onto the hard disk. The path as
well as entry and download frequency are to be specified under this menu item. The
name of the file is:
IP address__YYYY-MM-DD__HH-MI-SS_diag.txt
Example: 192_168_2_250__2012-12-06__12-44-28 diag.txt
Three operating modes are available for the “Tracing” menu item. They are activated by
selecting the following radio buttons:
• NO TRACING
• TRACING
• FILE MODE

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“No tracing” radio button

Figure 13 No tracing

When selecting the “No tracing” radio button, only the diagnostic file is periodically
downloaded. The diagnostic data is displayed on the graphical user interface. The
diagnostic values can be browsed under the “Status”, “Fault”, “Statistics” and “Version”
menu items.
The download frequency can be set in the lower section using radio buttons. The settings
only apply for the current life cycle of the web site. If the web site is restarted, the settings
are reset to the default settings shown in the figure above (every 3 seconds).
After modifying a value, this modified value becomes active immediately.

“Tracing” radio button

Figure 14 Tracing

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When selecting the “Tracing” radio button, the diagnostic data is periodically downloaded
and saved in a log file. The diagnostic data is displayed on the graphical user interface.
The diagnostic values can be browsed under the “Status”, “Fault”, “Statistics” and
“Version” menu items.
The settings only apply for the current life cycle of the web site. If the web site is restarted,
the settings are reset to the default settings shown in the figure above.
After modifying a value, this modified value becomes active immediately and a new log
file is created.
There are three settings for diagnostics and logging:
1. Download frequency
The download frequency indicates the time between two attempts at downloading
diagnostic data. If downloading fails, this is also logged.
2. New file created
The log file is written continuously. The file size is constantly increased due to this
fact. To control the file size, the time after which a new file is to be created can be
set here.
3. Target folder
The log files are stored in this path. When clicking the … button, a file selection
dialog opens.
The table below includes a memory requirement calculation for the possible combinations:

Download 1 hour 2 hours 3 hours 6 hours 12 hours

frequency/New file
created
every 3 seconds 0.96 M 1.9 M 2.84 M 5.68 M 11.34 M
every 5 seconds 0.58 M 1.14 M 1.71 M 3.41 M 6.81 M
every 10 seconds 0.29 M 0.58 M 0.86 M 1.71 M 3.41 M
every 30 seconds 0.11 M 0.20 M 0.29 M 0.58 M 1.14 M
every 60 seconds 0.06 M 0.11 M 0.15 M 0.29 M 0.58 M

Table 5 Memory requirement calculation

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“File mode” radio button

Figure 15 File mode

When selecting the “File mode” radio button, no diagnostic file can be downloaded from
the ACM. A previously created tracing file can be read in and displayed. In the “Log file”
field, the user must enter the file name or select a file via the … button and the file
selection dialog. The file is read into the table below and the first line is selected.
Each line represents a point in time when the ACM has tried to download a diagnostic file.
If the diagnostic file could not be downloaded, the line in the table is shown in red and an
*
asterisk appears at the beginning of the line (e.g. 03.07.2012 17:46:23).
The selected line of the diagnostic file is displayed on the graphical user interface. The
diagnostic values can be browsed under the “Status”, “Fault”, “Statistics” and “Version”
menu items.

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Scroll box in file mode

In file mode, a scroll box is displayed under the graphical representation of the configured
double wheel detectors. A displayed scroll box indicates that the web site does not
perform tracing. The tracing data is displayed offline. The position of the scroll box
indicates the position of the data in the read-in diagnostic file and permits it to be set.
When moving the scroll box, the diagnostic data is automatically read into the web site.
The diagnostic values are then displayed on the graphical user interface and in the
“Status”, “Fault”, “Statistics” and “Version” menu items.

Figure 16 Scroll box

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5 Modification of configuration data

Modification of configuration data

Call-up of configuration data via “Attribute configuration data” menu

Step Action
1 Call up the “Attribute configuration data” menu to modify configuration data.
Use the following supplementary documentation:
• “Configuration Instructions, Clearguard ACM 200 Axle Counting System”
(equipment revision level 1, A6Z00034626179)
• “Configuration Process using Web Site, Clearguard ACM 200 Axle
Counting System” (A6Z00034626189)

“Attribute configuration data” menu

When starting up the web site, the configuration is automatically loaded from the ID plug.
The graphical representation corresponds to the configuration: the configured track
vacancy detection sections and double wheel detectors are displayed.
When selecting a menu item from the “Attribute configuration data” menu, the frame of
the display area becomes yellow.

Figure 17 Configuration data selected

The diagnostic information is masked out: the LEDs are off and the status of the TVDS or
SRI is not displayed. The number of counted axles is masked out. If tracing has been
activated, it continues to run in the background.
The following menu items are available in the “Attribute configuration data” menu:
• ACM configuration
• Saving and loading

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“ACM configuration” menu item

The ACM configuration can be set using this menu item. In the display area on the right-
hand side, the name and version of the configuration data are displayed first.
Then, there are two pull-down menus with different options:
1. TVDS1, SRI1, TVDS1 (AZG REDUNDANT) or NONE for TVDS 1
2. TVDS2, SRI2, TVDS1 REDUNDANT OUTPUT or NONE for TVDS 2
Next, there are two check boxes for the directly connected double wheel detectors.
Designations can be allocated to the track vacancy detection sections and directly
connected double wheel detectors. Below these check boxes, the IP data of the ACM (its
IP address, gateway and subnet mask) is shown. Further check boxes are available to
select the commissioning operation and resettability. In the four lines that follow, the
partner ACMs can be set (IP address, Save parameter, ReTi, SeTi).
If TVDS has been set, the following can be configured in the lower section: reset
procedure, track clear indication delay, RaTi and the double wheel detectors. The first
two double wheel detectors are the directly connected ones, the second pair belongs to
partner ACM 1, the third pair to partner ACM 2, and so on.
Using the L/R/N button (left-hand, right-hand, nondirectional, not assigned), a double
wheel detector can be assigned to a track vacancy detection section and the direction
can be modified. The current setting is indicated by a bold letter L, R or N on the button.
The direction is additionally indicated on the graphical user interface next to the DS fields
on the vertical rail lines.
The parameters for oscillation (O) and a test run (M) can be activated in the double wheel
detector setting lines.
If a double wheel detector of a partner ACM is assigned to a track vacancy detection
section, a check mark appears automatically for the partner ACM in the upper area. Vice
versa, if a double wheel detector of a partner ACM has already been assigned to a track
vacancy detection section and the check mark for the partner ACM is removed in the
upper area, the check mark is also removed for the double wheel detector. This function
is implemented both for directly connected double wheel detectors as well as for TVDS
and SRI. If a double wheel detector is inactive, the double wheel detector’s name is
grayed out.
If SRI is selected, the source and type of information can be configured below. The five
gray buttons represent the directly connected ACM and the partner ACMs. The text
written in bold on the buttons indicates the set information.
Consistency checking is performed. The relevant data is shown in red if its configuration
is not correct.

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Figure 18 Graphical modification of configuration data

UTF-8 coding can also be used as a universal text format for configuration, i.e. Cyrillic
and Chinese characters can be used, for example. The following text fields in the
functional area support UTF-8:
• Name
• Version
• TVDS1, TVDS2
• SRI1, SRI2
• DS 1
• DS 2
A fault message appears when entering too many characters.

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“Saving and loading” menu item

Configuration data can be saved and loaded using this menu item.

Figure 19 Saving and loading

By clicking the TEXT or XML button in the “Save to” area, the configuration data can be
saved on the hard disk. The file format is readable text (see “Saving of configuration data
in text format” on page 34) or XML (see “Saving of configuration data in XML format” on
page 38). The file can be freely modified.
By clicking the TEXT or XML button in the “Read in from” area, the saved file can be read
in. A confirmation window appears if the file has been modified after saving. When
confirming this window, the file is read in and the MD4 value is recalculated.
The default configuration with the default values from the “Configuration Instructions,
Clearguard ACM 200 Axle Counting System” (equipment revision level 1) can be read in
by clicking the DEFAULT button. The exported configuration is shown in text format and in
XML format in the "Saving of configuration data in text format" and "Saving of
configuration data in XML format" sections "Evaluation of diagnostic data".
The current configuration can be read in by clicking the ACM button in the READ IN FROM
area.

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The completed configuration can be saved in the ACM by clicking the ACM button in the
SAVE TO area. The result of the flash process in the ID plug is shown in an information
window.

Saving of configuration data in text format

Configuration data (text)

A detailed description of the data fields (explanations, data formats, ranges of values) can
be found in the “Configuration Instructions, Clearguard ACM 200 Axle Counting System”
(A6Z00034626179). The text configuration data file generated from the web site has the
following structure:
ACM attribute configuration data file. Saving date:2012-12-05__08-39-09
Basis
Basis_MD4 =22a771824c94fe1d35a7e129b39ee933; safety code
Basis_VD-Basis =0; version of configuration data structure
Basis_Len =355; length of data structure
Basis_AdSn =255.255.255.0; subnet mask
Basis_AdIP =192.168.0.98; IP address
Basis_AdGW =192.168.0.254; gateway
Basis_PortWS =80; TCP port of web site
Basis_Reset =1; reset from web site permitted
Basis_PortTDI =60000; UDP port for TDI

Directly connected ACM

Self_VD =0; version of configuration data structure
Self_VP =Pr_2011_04_13_01; version of configuration data
Self_Slot =ACM200-Ost 42 (2-3-6)13-14-27-28; slot
Self_DS1_NAME =CH1; name of double wheel detector 1
Self_DS2_NAME =CH2; name of double wheel detector 2
Self_TVDS1_NAME =GFM1; name of track vacancy detection section 1
Self_TVDS2_NAME =GFM2; name of track vacancy detection section 2
Self_Typ =1; ACM variant
Self_PortACM =50000; port for ACM-ACM communication
Self_DS1 =1; configuration of double wheel detector 1
Self_DS2 =1; configuration of double wheel detector 2
Self_TVDS1 =1; configuration of track vacancy detection section 1

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Self_TVDS2 =0; configuration of track vacancy detection section 2

Self_IBS =0; commissioning operation option
Self_DS_SIM =0; simulation of double wheel detector

Partner ACM 1
Com1_Typ =1; communication partner
Com1_AdIP =192.168.0.99; IP address Com1_ReTi =7; connection failure detection time
Com1_SeTi =0; send disable period
Com1_Save =1; behavior after connection restoration

Partner ACM 2
Com2_Typ =0; communication partner
Com2_AdIP =00.0.0; IP address Com2_ReTi =7; connection failure detection time
Com2_SeTi =0; send disable period
Com2_Save =1; behavior after connection restoration

Partner ACM 3
Com3_Typ =0; communication partner
Com3_AdIP =00.0.0; IP address Com3_ReTi =7; connection failure detection time
Com3_SeTi =0; send disable period
Com3_Save =1; behavior after connection restoration

Partner ACM 4
Com4_Typ =1; communication partner
Com4_AdIP =192.168.0.100; IP address
Com4_ReTi =7; connection failure detection time
Com4_SeTi =0; send disable period
Com4_Save =1; behavior after connection restoration

Track vacancy detection section 1

TVDS1_CID =10; track clear indication delay
TVDS1_RP =0; primary reset procedure
TVDS1_RR =0; primary reset restriction settings
TVDS1_RPS =0; secondary reset procedure
TVDS1_RRS =1; secondary reset restriction settings

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TVDS1_RATi =30; reset acknowledgment pulse extension

TVDS1_SelfDS1D =2; double wheel detector 1 - direction
TVDS1_SelfDS1P =0; double wheel detector 1 - oscillation
TVDS1_SelfDS1R =0; double wheel detector 1 - checking on reset
TVDS1_SelfDS2D =2; double wheel detector 2 - direction
TVDS1_SelfDS2P =0; double wheel detector 2 - oscillation
TVDS1_SelfDS2R =0; double wheel detector 2 - checking on reset
TVDS1_Com1DS1D =2; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 1 - direction
TVDS1_Com1DS1P =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 1 - oscillation
TVDS1_Com1DS1R =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 1 - checking on reset
TVDS1_Com1DS2D =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 1 - direction
TVDS1_Com1DS2P =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 1 - oscillation
TVDS1_Com1DS2R =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 1 - checking on reset
TVDS1_Com2DS1D =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 2 - direction
TVDS1_Com2DS1P =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 2 - oscillation
TVDS1_Com2DS1R =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 2 - checking on reset
TVDS1_Com2DS2D =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 2 - direction
TVDS1_Com2DS2P =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 2 - oscillation
TVDS1_Com2DS2R =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 2 - checking on reset
TVDS1_Com3DS1D =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 3 - direction
TVDS1_Com3DS1P =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 3 - oscillation
TVDS1_Com3DS1R =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 3 - checking on reset
TVDS1_Com3DS2D =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 3 - direction
TVDS1_Com3DS2P =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 3 - oscillation
TVDS1_Com3DS2R =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 3 - checking on reset
TVDS1_Com4DS1D =1; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 4 - direction
TVDS1_Com4DS1P =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 4 - oscillation
TVDS1_Com4DS1R =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 4 - checking on reset
TVDS1_Com4DS2D =1; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 4 - direction
TVDS1_Com4DS2P =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 4 - oscillation
TVDS1_Com4DS2R =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 4 - checking on reset

Track vacancy detection section 2

TVDS2_CID =10; track clear indication delay TVDS2_RP =0; primary reset procedure
TVDS2_RR =0; primary reset restriction settings

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TVDS2_RPS =0; secondary reset procedure

TVDS2_RRS =1; secondary reset restriction settings
TVDS2_RATi =30; reset acknowledgment pulse extension
TVDS2_SelfDS1D =0; double wheel detector 1 - direction
TVDS2_SelfDS1P =0; double wheel detector 1 - oscillation
TVDS2_SelfDS1R =0; double wheel detector 1 - checking on reset
TVDS2_SelfDS2D =0; double wheel detector 2 - direction
TVDS2_SelfDS2P =0; double wheel detector 2 - oscillation
TVDS2_SelfDS2R =0; double wheel detector 2 - checking on reset
TVDS2_Com1DS1D =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 1 - direction
TVDS2_Com1DS1P =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 1 - oscillation
TVDS2_Com1DS1R =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 1 - checking on reset
TVDS2_Com1DS2D =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 1 - direction
TVDS2_Com1DS2P =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 1 - oscillation
TVDS2_Com1DS2R =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 1 - checking on reset
TVDS2_Com2DS1D =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 2 - direction
TVDS2_Com2DS1P =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 2 - oscillation
TVDS2_Com2DS1R =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 2 - checking on reset
TVDS2_Com2DS2D =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 2 - direction
TVDS2_Com2DS2P =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 2 - oscillation
TVDS2_Com2DS2R =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 2 - checking on reset
TVDS2_Com3DS1D =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 3 - direction
TVDS2_Com3DS1P =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 3 - oscillation
TVDS2_Com3DS1R =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 3 - checking on reset
TVDS2_Com3DS2D =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 3 - direction
TVDS2_Com3DS2P =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 3 - oscillation
TVDS2_Com3DS2R =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 3 - checking on reset
TVDS2_Com4DS1D =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 4 - direction
TVDS2_Com4DS1P =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 4 - oscillation
TVDS2_Com4DS1R =0; double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 4 - checking on reset
TVDS2_Com4DS2D =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 4 - direction
TVDS2_Com4DS2P =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 4 - oscillation
TVDS2_Com4DS2R =0; double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 4 - checking on reset

Output for relay set 1

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Rout1_SRC =0; status (INF) of

Rout1_INF =1; type of information

Output for relay set 2

Rout2_SRC =0; status (INF) of
Rout2_INF =3; type of information

Duplicated reset request

RP_RED =0; duplicated reset request

Saving of configuration data in XML format

Configuration data (XML)

A detailed description of the data fields (explanations, data formats, ranges of values) can
be found in the “Configuration Instructions, Clearguard ACM 200 Axle Counting System”
(A6Z00034626179). The XML configuration data file generated from the web site has the
following structure:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<proj xmlns="http://acm/schema/projektierung">
<Basis>
<!--Safety code-->
<MD4>22a771824c94fe1d35a7e129b39ee933</MD4>
<!--Version of configuration data structure-->
<VD-Basis>0</VD-Basis>
<!--Length of data structure-->
<Len>355</Len>
<!--Subnet mask-->
<AdSn>255.255.255.0</AdSn>
<!--IP address-->
<AdIP>192.168.098</AdIP>
<!--Gateway-->
<AdGW>192.168.0.254</AdGW>
<!--TCP port of web site-->
<PortWS>80</PortWS>
<!--Reset of web site permitted-->
<Reset>1</Reset>

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<!--UDP port for TDI-->

<PortTDI>60000</PortTDI>
</Basis>
<Self>
<!--Version of configuration data structure-->
<VD>0</VD>
<!--Version of configuration data-->
<VP>Pr_2011_04_13_01</VP>
<!--Slot-->
<Slot>ACM200-Ost 42 (2-3-6)13-14-27-28</Slot>
<!--Name of double wheel detector 1-->
<DS1_NAME>CH1 </DS1_NAME>
<!--Name of double wheel detector 2-->
<DS2_NAME>CH2 </DS2_NAME>
<!--Name of track vacancy detection section 1-->
<TVDS1_NAME>GFM1 </TVDS1_NAME>
<!--Name of track vacancy detection section 2-->
<TVDS2_NAME>GFM2 </TVDS2_NAME>
<!--ACM variant-->
<Typ>1</Typ>
<!--Port for ACM-ACM communication-->
<PortACM>50000</PortACM>
<!--Configuration of double wheel detector 1-->
<DS1>1</DS1>
<!--Configuration of double wheel detector 2-->
<DS2>1</DS2>
<!--Configuration of track vacancy detection section 1-->
<TVDS1>1</TVDS1>
<!--Configuration of track vacancy detection section 2-->
<TVDS2>0</TVDS2>
<!--Commissioning operation option-->
<IBS>0</IBS>
<!--Simulation of double wheel detector-->
<DS_SIM>0</DS_SIM>
</Self>

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<Com1>
<!--Communication partner-->
<Typ>1</Typ>
<!--IP address-->
<AdIP>192.168.099</AdIP>
<!--Connection failure detection time-->
<ReTi>7</ReTi>
<!--Send disable period-->
<SeTi>0</SeTi>
<!--Behavior on connection restoration-->
<Save>1</Save>
</Com1>
<Com2>
<!--Communication partner-->
<Typ>0</Typ>
<!--IP address-->
<AdIP>00.00</AdIP>
<!--Connection failure detection time-->
<ReTi>7</ReTi>
<!--Send disable period-->
<SeTi>0</SeTi>
<!--Behavior on connection restoration-->
<Save>1</Save>
</Com2>
<Com3>
<!--Communication partner-->
<Typ>0</Typ>
<!--IP address-->
<AdIP>00.00</AdIP>
<!--Connection failure detection time-->
<ReTi>7</ReTi>
<!--Send disable period-->
<SeTi>0</SeTi>
<!--Behavior on connection restoration-->
<Save>1</Save>

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</Com3>
<Com4>
<!--Communication partner-->
<Typ>1</Typ>
<!--IP address-->
<AdIP>192.168.0.100</AdIP>
<!--Connection failure detection time-->
<ReTi>7</ReTi>
<!--Send disable period-->
<SeTi>0</SeTi>
<!--Behavior on connection restoration-->
<Save>1</Save>
</Com4>
<TVDS1>
<!--Track clear indication delay-->
<CID>10</CID>
<!--Primary reset procedure-->
<RP>0</RP>
<!--Primary reset restriction settings-->
<RR>0</RR>
<!--Secondary reset procedure-->
<RPS>0</RPS>
<!--Secondary reset restriction settings-->
<RRS>1</RRS>
<!--Reset acknowledgment pulse extension-->
<RATi>30</RATi>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 - direction-->
<SelfDS1D>2</SelfDS1D>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 - oscillation-->
<SelfDS1P>0</SelfDS1P>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 - checking on reset-->
<SelfDS1R>0</SelfDS1R>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 - direction-->
<SelfDS2D>2</SelfDS2D>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 - oscillation-->

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<SelfDS2P>0</SelfDS2P>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 - checking on reset-->
<SelfDS2R>0</SelfDS2R>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 1 - direction-->
<Com1DS1D>2</Com1DS1D>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 1 - oscillation-->
<Com1DS1P>0</Com1DS1P>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 1 - checking on reset-->
<Com1DS1R>0</Com1DS1R>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 1 - direction-->
<Com1DS2D>0</Com1DS2D>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 1 - oscillation-->
<Com1DS2P>0</Com1DS2P>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 1 - checking on reset-->
<Com1DS2R>0</Com1DS2R>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 2 - direction-->
<Com2DS1D>0</Com2DS1D>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 2 - oscillation-->
<Com2DS1P>0</Com2DS1P>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 2 - checking on reset-->
<Com2DS1R>0</Com2DS1R>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 2 - direction-->
<Com2DS2D>0</Com2DS2D>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 2 - oscillation-->
<Com2DS2P>0</Com2DS2P>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 2 - checking on reset-->
<Com2DS2R>0</Com2DS2R>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 3 - direction-->
<Com3DS1D>0</Com3DS1D>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 3 - oscillation-->
<Com3DS1P>0</Com3DS1P>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 3 - checking on reset-->
<Com3DS1R>0</Com3DS1R>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 3 - direction-->
<Com3DS2D>0</Com3DS2D>

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<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 3 - oscillation-->

<Com3DS2P>0</Com3DS2P>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 3 - checking on reset-->
<Com3DS2R>0</Com3DS2R>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 4 - direction-->
<Com4DS1D>1</Com4DS1D>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 4 - oscillation-->
<Com4DS1P>0</Com4DS1P>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 4 - checking on reset-->
<Com4DS1R>0</Com4DS1R>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 4 - direction-->
<Com4DS2D>1</Com4DS2D>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 4 - oscillation-->
<Com4DS2P>0</Com4DS2P>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 4 - checking on reset-->
<Com4DS2R>0</Com4DS2R>
</TVDS1>
<TVDS2>
<!--Track clear indication delay-->
<CID>10</CID>
<!--Primary reset procedure-->
<RP>0</RP>
<!--Primary reset restriction settings-->
<RR>0</RR>
<!--Secondary reset procedure-->
<RPS>0</RPS>
<!--Secondary reset restriction settings-->
<RRS>1</RRS>
<!--Reset acknowledgment pulse extension-->
<RATi>30</RATi>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 - direction-->
<SelfDS1D>0</SelfDS1D>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 - oscillation-->
<SelfDS1P>0</SelfDS1P>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 - checking on reset-->

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<SelfDS1R>0</SelfDS1R>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 - direction-->
<SelfDS2D>0</SelfDS2D>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 - oscillation-->
<SelfDS2P>0</SelfDS2P>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 - checking on reset-->
<SelfDS2R>0</SelfDS2R>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 1 - direction-->
<Com1DS1D>0</Com1DS1D>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 1 - oscillation-->
<Com1DS1P>0</Com1DS1P>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 1 - checking on reset-->
<Com1DS1R>0</Com1DS1R>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 1 - direction-->
<Com1DS2D>0</Com1DS2D>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 1 - oscillation-->
<Com1DS2P>0</Com1DS2P>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 1 - checking on reset-->
<Com1DS2R>0</Com1DS2R>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 2 - direction-->
<Com2DS1D>0</Com2DS1D>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 2 - oscillation-->
<Com2DS1P>0</Com2DS1P>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 2 - checking on reset-->
<Com2DS1R>0</Com2DS1R>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 2 - direction-->
<Com2DS2D>0</Com2DS2D>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 2 - oscillation-->
<Com2DS2P>0</Com2DS2P>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 2 - checking on reset-->
<Com2DS2R>0</Com2DS2R>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 3 - direction-->
<Com3DS1D>0</Com3DS1D>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 3 - oscillation-->
<Com3DS1P>0</Com3DS1P>

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<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 3 - checking on reset-->

<Com3DS1R>0</Com3DS1R>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 3 - direction-->
<Com3DS2D>0</Com3DS2D>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 3 - oscillation-->
<Com3DS2P>0</Com3DS2P>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 3 - checking on reset-->
<Com3DS2R>0</Com3DS2R>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 4 - direction-->
<Com4DS1D>0</Com4DS1D>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 4 - oscillation-->
<Com4DS1P>0</Com4DS1P>
<!--Double wheel detector 1 of partner ACM 4 - checking on reset-->
<Com4DS1R>0</Com4DS1R>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 4 - direction-->
<Com4DS2D>0</Com4DS2D>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 4 - oscillation-->
<Com4DS2P>0</Com4DS2P>
<!--Double wheel detector 2 of partner ACM 4 - checking on reset-->
<Com4DS2R>0</Com4DS2R>
</TVDS2>
<Rout1>
<!--Status (INF) of-->
<SRC>0</SRC>
<!--Type of information-->
<INF>1</INF>
</Rout1>
<Rout2>
<!--Status (INF) of-->
<SRC>0</SRC>
<!--Type of information-->
<INF>3</INF>
</Rout2>
<RP>
<!--Duplicated reset request-->

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<RED>0</RED>
</RP>
</proj>
<!--ACM attribute configuration data file. Saving date: 2012-12-05 [08:39:06]-->

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6 Usage of tools

Selection of tools

Additional functions via “Tools” menu

Step Action
1 Use the additional functions of the web site: “Download of checkfile of
attribute configuration data” and “Version”.

Checking of configuration data

“Download of checkfile of attribute configuration data” menu item

A check file of the configuration data can be downloaded for plan verification.

Step Action
1 Select “Tools” | “Download of checkfile of attribute configuration data”.
The system requests you to select the desired storage location and file name
for the check file.

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Step Action
2 Confirm this request after selection.
The check file is saved in the selected folder and displayed in a new web
browser window.

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Version

“Version” menu item

Step Action
1 Select “Tools” | “Version”.
The following information is displayed:
• SCN of the ID plug
• SCN of the ACM
• serial number of the ACM
• manufacturing date of the ACM
• version of the web site software

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7 Indices

List of abbreviations

Abbreviation Meaning
ACM axle counter module
ACM 200 axle counting system
AZGH (Achszählgrundstellungshilfsbedienung) auxiliary axle count reset
operation
AZGT (Achszählgrundstellungsbedienung) axle count reset operation
DEK (doppelter elektronischer Kontakt) double electronic contact
LED light-emitting diode
SCN Siemens code number
SLC safety layer cyclic
SRI safety-relevant information
TVDS track vacancy detection section
UTF-8 8-bit transformation format for universal character sets
WSD wheel sensor double
XML extensible markup language
ZP 43 E electronic wheel detection equipment, 43 kHz with aluminum
housing
ZP 43 V electronic wheel detection equipment, 43 kHz with plastic housing
ZP D 43 electronic wheel detection equipment, 43 kHz, digital signal
processing, analog interface

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List of figures

Figure 1 Structure of the diagnostic web site .................................................................................... 7

Figure 2 Graphical display areas in online mode ............................................................................ 17
Figure 3 AZGT, AZGH inputs display area ..................................................................................... 18
Figure 4 TVDS display area ............................................................................................................ 18
Figure 5 SRI display area................................................................................................................ 19
Figure 6 LED display area in online mode ...................................................................................... 20
Figure 7 Double wheel detector display area.................................................................................. 21
Figure 8 Direction configuration of double wheel detectors ............................................................ 22
Figure 9 Status data ........................................................................................................................ 23
Figure 10 Fault data .......................................................................................................................... 24
Figure 11 Statistical data................................................................................................................... 24
Figure 12 Version data ...................................................................................................................... 25
Figure 13 No tracing .......................................................................................................................... 26
Figure 14 Tracing .............................................................................................................................. 26
Figure 15 File mode .......................................................................................................................... 28
Figure 16 Scroll box .......................................................................................................................... 29
Figure 17 Configuration data selected .............................................................................................. 30
Figure 18 Graphical modification of configuration data..................................................................... 32
Figure 19 Saving and loading............................................................................................................ 33

List of tables

Table 1 Supplementary documents ................................................................................................. 5

Table 2 Operating systems and web browsers................................................................................ 6
Table 3 Display of menu bars/menu items for the guest, roles...................................................... 15
Table 4 Example of the information shown in the status fields ...................................................... 23
Table 5 Memory requirement calculation....................................................................................... 27

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