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NR - RT/E/PS/00801 ISSUE 1

Requirement Specification for Tdm Systems (aka NR/PS/SIG/00801)

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Organization: NR
Publication Date: 1 December 2001
Status: inactive
Page Count: 17
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Purpose

Aim

The aim of this specification is to define the requirements for a basic bit to bit Time Division Multiplex (TDM) transmission system suitable for use in a variety of signalling applications on Railtrack.

Bit to bit describes a one to one relationship between the input at one end and the output at the other. This may include multi-drop applications. It specifically excludes any bit manipulation such as panel processing or button processing.

The requirements address the needs for modern signalling schemes, whether for new works or as part of a renewal, and thus reduce the level of prescriptive detail in tenders regarding the TDM system.

Document History

April 1, 2005
Requirement Specification for TDM Systems (aka NR/PS/SIG/00801)
General The requirements contained in this specification apply both to new TDM systems and retrofit replacements. However extensions or part replacements may not be required to meet every...
February 1, 2004
Requirements Specification for Tdm Systems (aka NR/PS/SIG/00801)
General The requirements contained in this specification apply both to new TDM systems and retrofit replacements. However extensions or part replacements may not be required to meet every...
RT/E/PS/00801 ISSUE 1
December 1, 2001
Requirement Specification for Tdm Systems (aka NR/PS/SIG/00801)
Purpose Aim The aim of this specification is to define the requirements for a basic bit to bit Time Division Multiplex (TDM) transmission system suitable for use in a variety of signalling...

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