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GSM-R user procedures (cab radio Version 2)
9.3 Registration problems
9.3.1 Registration failure
GSM-R GB
Registration failed
1A45 990 Lead Driver
If you are still unable to register the cab radio then you must contact the signaller.
The signaller may know about a particular problem that may be causing registration
failures. One problem that might cause your registration to fail is the failure of signalling
system-based call routing. In this case the signaller will give you a location code in the
form of a ‘99x’ wild card number. This will overcome this problem. In this case, you can
use your original TRN together with the 99x location code to register the radio
successfully.
The ‘wild card’ 99x number should only be used when prescribed in these user
procedures or by a signaller, as the use of this function removes safeguards against
registering with the wrong TRN.
9.3.2 Cab radio failed to de-register from previous journey
If the cab radio has failed to deregister from the previous journey then you will not be able
to register a new TRN. If the previous TRN or the registration code is shown in the train
number field, attempt to deregister this first. If this fails, or no number is present and the
correct registration fails twice, contact the signaller to report the problem.
The signaller may be able to identify a ‘stuck registration’ on his/her fixed terminal. It
may be possible to register to the exact same registration code (provided the train is
standing at the same signal as the previous train) and then deregister it. Otherwise,
the signaller will report this as a fault to be cleared by the network technicians.
9.3.3 PA registration failure
GSM-R GB
Deregistration failed
1A45 990 PA
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GSM-R GB
No PA Reg’d
1A45 990 PA
In these circumstances you must deregister and attempt to re-register the cab radio. If the
fault persists then you must report it to the signaller and await further instructions.
If the message ‘registration failed’ is displayed
after trying to register the cab radio, you should
check the registration code was entered correctly
by attempting to register the cab radio for a
second time.
If during registration the cab radio displays
‘Deregistration failed, PA’, then the signaller will not
be able to initiate a call to the train’s PA system.
If is pressed the display will show “No PA
Reg’d”.
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