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NR/L3/SIG/11767/D120

Handbook for EBI Track 400 Audio Frequency Track Circuit: TI21_M Test Meter (MTM) Operating Instructions

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Publication Date: 1 October 2003
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Page Count: 4
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INTRODUCTION

Input tenninals are not intended to be connected to voltages above 50V AC or 120V DC with respect to earth. The T121 -M Test Meter (MTM) has been designed to measure voltages at specific T121 -M frequencies. It enables readings of track circuit parameters to be taken without corruption from other track circuits or interference at non-TI21 -M frequencies, e.g. 50/60Hz. It is intended for use as an aid for setting-up and fault finding with T121 -M track circuits. For setting-up procedures please refer to the appropriate Manual/Code of Practice/Handbook.

The MTM can also be used to measure track circuit current in the running rails when used in conjunction with a suitable current transducer, e.g. LEM Flex flexible probe (not supplied with meter), please refer to the relevant T121 -M technical manual.

The code-reading version, when set to the relevant AC range and frequency, can demodulate the telegram data on a T121-M track circuit and output the result as an ASCII serial stream for use with a computer.

The meter is supplied with a carrying case and leads.

Document History

NR/L3/SIG/11767/D120
October 1, 2003
Handbook for EBI Track 400 Audio Frequency Track Circuit: TI21_M Test Meter (MTM) Operating Instructions
INTRODUCTION Input tenninals are not intended to be connected to voltages above 50V AC or 120V DC with respect to earth. The T121 -M Test Meter (MTM) has been designed to measure voltages at...

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