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GSM-R user procedures (cab radio Version 2)
When the cab radio receives an incoming PA
call, the display will be similar to that described
in section 7.1.1. However, once the call is
connected, the display will show that the call is
connected to the PA.
The total duration between releasing the DSD and the alarm being sent is 1 minute;
this is the same as existing CSR radios.
GSM-R GB
1A26
DSD Alarm
Failed
After receiving the DSD alarm message the signaller is likely to respond by making an
urgent point-to-point call to your train. If this gets no response, the signaller will make a
PA announcement to your train (where the PA is connected to the cab radio).
The PA announcement allows the signaller to pass information to those travelling on a
specific train and to seek assistance for you if he or she believes you may be
incapacitated.
GSM-R GB
1A26
Salisbury Panel 1
Connected to PA
DSD sent
The signaller will make the following announcement.
“Ladies and gentlemen, due to operating difficulties there is likely to a short delay to
your service. In order to assist the driver, will any railway staff travelling on the
train please make themselves known to the train driver. Further information will be
given shortly.”
If you can respond you must wait until the announcement has finished and the call to the
PA terminated. If you need to speak to the signaller about the announcement, you must
make a separate point-to-point call to the signaller.
If transmission of the DSD alarm message
fails, the cab radio will try again up to two times
after which time an appropriate failure
message will be displayed.
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