26 through 32. The mode of communication is established by the configuration of the connection made at the SITRANS LU01, either RS-232, RS-485 or bipolar current loop.

The SITRANS LU01 uses simplex convention communication protocol. Data messages are continuously transmitted at regular intervals (no poll is required) at 4800 baud. All data is transmitted in structured messages of ASCII characters consisting of 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit.

If Peripheral Communications (P740) is set for "formatted" messages, a comma is inserted between each message field (except immediately preceding the "End of Message" characters).

MT-00 Measurement Message

start of message

point #

status A

status C

percent

message type

reading

status B

temperature

end of message

Technical Reference

Field Name

Start Of Message

Message Type

Point #

Reading

Definition

STX ($02)

2 characters, 00 (indicates the following data pertains to a scan point mea- surement)

3 characters, 001 to 003 (e.g. the message pertains to Point Number 1)

5 characters, 0.000 to 9999. (e.g. reading = 678.9, DDDD. = no data, EEEE. = overflow)

Status A

1 character, $0 to $F (convert to binary, e.g. temp, echo, and cable OK, not priority)

MSB

LSB

# #

# #

1 = temp alarm

1 = loss of echo (failsafe expired)

1 = transducer cable fault

1 = priority point

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LU01 specifications

The Siemens LU01 is a state-of-the-art train control and signaling system designed to enhance the safety and efficiency of rail networks. This sophisticated system leverages advanced technologies and innovative features to ensure seamless train operations, lower maintenance costs, and improved overall performance.

One of the main features of the Siemens LU01 is its implementation of the European Train Control System (ETCS). ETCS is a vital component in modernizing rail infrastructure across Europe, aiming to standardize various train control systems for enhanced interoperability among different national networks. The LU01 facilitates the integration of ETCS Level 1 and Level 2, allowing for both trackside equipment and onboard systems to work in harmony to manage train movements effectively.

Additionally, the LU01 employs a decentralized architecture that enhances system reliability and minimizes downtime. This design means that it can operate even in the case of individual component failures, ensuring that train operations remain uninterrupted. Furthermore, the LU01 utilizes advanced diagnostic tools and predictive maintenance technologies to monitor system performance continuously. This proactive approach allows for early identification of potential issues and timely maintenance, which contributes to reducing operational costs.

Another critical characteristic of the Siemens LU01 is its capability for real-time data transmission. The system integrates wireless communication technologies, enabling constant connectivity between trains and control centers. This feature allows for real-time updates on train positions, speeds, and other critical operational data, thereby enhancing situational awareness for train operators and maintaining optimal schedules.

Moreover, the LU01 is designed to be compatible with existing rail infrastructure, ensuring a smooth transition for railway operators looking to upgrade their signaling systems without extensive overhauls. This adaptability makes it an appealing choice for both new projects and retrofitting existing rail networks.

In summary, the Siemens LU01 stands out for its cutting-edge features, including support for ETCS, decentralized architecture, real-time data communication, and compatibility with legacy systems. With these technologies and characteristics, the LU01 significantly contributes to the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of modern rail transport systems, making it a pivotal solution in the evolution of railway operations.