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GSM-R user procedures (cab radio Version 2)
You must listen to the message being announced and, if necessary, pass on the
information to other onboard members of staff or passengers on the train.
A broadcast call is normally a pre-recorded announcement and might be joined (or
left) by the cab radio part-way through if the train enters/exits the group call area. As
a result, the start and end of the message will be as described above to allow you to
know whether the entire message has been received.
If only part of the broadcast call was received and you are unsure of its relevance to you,
then you can seek clarification from the signaller.
7.2 Receiving operational text messages
7.2.1 Contact signaller message
If the signaller needs to speak to you, and it is not
urgent, the signaller will ask you to call him/her
using the ‘Contact signaller’ operational text
message.
You will hear a short alert tone to let you know
about the contact signaller message. The
message will be shown on the display along with
who sent it.
GSM-R GB
1A26
Salisbury Panel 1
Contact signaller
When you receive the ‘contact signaller’ message, you must contact the signaller as soon
as possible as long as you can do this safely.
You can make a call to the signaller by simply pressing . (See section 7.3.1).
If you respond by pressing the button, there is no guarantee that the call will be
connected to the signaller who sent the ‘Contact signaller’ message as the train may
have moved out of that signallers area by the time you respond.
7.2.2 Contact Train Operator control message
GSM-R GB
1A26
Britrail Control
Contact:
.
Your company will advise you if this function is available to them.
7.3 Making calls
You should only make outgoing calls providing you can do so safely and you must always
follow the correct procedure.
7.3.1 Point-to-Point call to signaller
You should use the point-to-point call when you need to contact the signaller to carry out
your normal duties. For instance, you may need to relay information about on train faults.
Operational text messaging can also be used
by your Train Operating Company to contact
you. Response to this message is the same as
previously shown in 7.2.1.
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