Centralisation of CSI and RTI ??

chuffed

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Centralisation of CSI and RTI ??

« on: March 07, 2013, 11:14:29 »

As well as physical station improvements, NSIP is also contributing over ^7 million towards a project which will make sure that all information on train running times that is displayed on stations and on-line will originate from a single source. This ^Darwin^ project is being delivered by the Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC^» ) and during 2014 will see some 40 different systems operating across the network replaced by 1;

Source: dft website


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ChrisB

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Re: Centralisation of CSI and RTI ??

« Reply #1 on: March 07, 2013, 12:24:09 »

That's what is causing the CSI's at Reading to show trains 'Arrived' when they're still approaching, I think.

Tweaks needed, software update approaching once Reading is complerte.


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Southern Stag

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Re: Centralisation of CSI and RTI ??

« Reply #2 on: March 07, 2013, 13:25:36 »

That's just because Reading has switched over to the new CIS^▸ software but hasn't had the hardware changes other stations had. Once the new hardware is installed Arrived won't be shown, because the new screens don't show Arrived.


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