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| Brand | Union Switch & Signal |
|---|---|
| Model | Microlok II |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
Specifies the operating environment for the Microlok II product, including temperature and humidity.
Describes the physical characteristics of the Microlok II system, including card file dimensions and mounting.
Details the Microlok II card file, a G64/96 bus based file that houses various boards.
Explains the CPU board, controlled by a Motorola microprocessor, housing executive and application software.
Describes the power supply board's functions, including voltage conversion and supplying power to vital outputs.
Covers the physical input/output characteristics, chosen for railway and transit interface devices.
Details the vital cut-off relay (VCOR) used to control power to vital outputs, managed by the CPU board.
Explains the address select jumpers used for board addressing and configuration.
Describes the keying guides used to ensure correct board installation in card file slots.
Details the Microlok protocol, including serial stations, addresses, and data timeouts.
Describes the Genisys protocol, covering serial stations, addresses, and data timeouts for non-vital functions.
Standard operating system software responsible for vital monitoring and control of the system.
User-developed, application-specific logic for system configuration and operation.
The default mode where all outputs and application processing are active.
Mode entered when critical errors prohibit complete operations; vital outputs disabled.
Mode where vital outputs are disabled, entered based on Application Logic.
Mode with no I/O or logic processing; vital outputs in the most restrictive state.
Mode where unit remains in initialization; no I/O or processing, vital outputs restricted.
Special non-operational mode for Application Configuration, with vital outputs restricted.
Mode to load Generic System Software or Application Image into the system.
Records up to 5000 critical errors, warnings, and events, overwriting oldest entries.
Records up to 50 of the most recent critical system errors.
Records user-specified events and state changes, capable of handling many Boolean/numeric changes.
Combines error, warning, and event logs with graphic displays of parameters and events.
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