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Pamphlet On Micro Processor Based Control System Fitted On Alko Loco

This document describes the features and functions of a centralized control system for a locomotive. It includes salient features like fault diagnostics, self-diagnostics, and monitoring of analog parameters. It then describes the various components that feed input signals to the system and sensors that monitor things like voltages, currents, speeds, pressures and temperatures. The document provides details on display and menu navigation for viewing faults and tests.
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Pamphlet On Micro Processor Based Control System Fitted On Alko Loco

This document describes the features and functions of a centralized control system for a locomotive. It includes salient features like fault diagnostics, self-diagnostics, and monitoring of analog parameters. It then describes the various components that feed input signals to the system and sensors that monitor things like voltages, currents, speeds, pressures and temperatures. The document provides details on display and menu navigation for viewing faults and tests.
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INTRODUCTION  Self-test to digital inputs and Outputs

This system is a centralized control system through  Auto Emergency Brake system
microprocessor. It receives various digital input signals either  Optimum utilization of power
from control desk or MU wires.  Multi Reset Vigilance Control Device
 Short term rating of Traction Motors
 Proportionate power reduction
ADDITIONAL ITEMS
1.Control Unit {19 Cards in Slot 1 to 19 (L to RH)
2.Display Unit
3.Analog Distribution Units
4.RPM Distribution Unit
5.Current Sensors
Tr. Alt. Arm. Current (TAAI)
Tr. Motor Current (TMAI)
Exciter Arm. Current (EXAI)
It also receives feed back signals from individual output Aux. Gen. Armature current (AGAI)
devices indicating their status (energized / de--energized). All Battery charging current ((BATI)
the analog parameters like voltages, currents, pressures and Exciter field current (EXFI)
temperatures are sensed through various sensors and are Aux. Gen. Field Current (AGFI)
connected to this control system for monitoring. All the speed Tr. Alt. neutral to ground leakage current (TANGI)
signals from traction motors and engine are connected as Battery negative to ground leakage current (BANGI)
frequency input signals to this control system 6.New Breakers–MPCB –Micro processor CB
SALIENT FEATURES PLPB – Pre Lubrication Pump Breaker
 Fault diagnostics 7.Voltage Sensors
 Self Diagnostics Tr. Alt. Voltage (TAV)
Load Control Pot Voltage (LCPV)
 Fault tolerance Battery Voltage (BATV)
 Historical data Braking Potentiometer Voltage (BKCPV)
 Self-Load Box Test. Aux. Gen. Armature Voltage
 Event Recorder 8.Temperature Sensors
 Auto Flasher Eng. Water temperature (EWT)
 Automatic fault recovery Lube Oil Temperature (EOT)
 Digital setting of parameters Ambient air temperature (AAT)
9.Pressure Sensor- . displayed one by one. After noting down the faults, to clear
Main Res. Air Pressure (MRPR) fault, press '0' key. and down arrow key to see next fault.
Brake Pipe pressure (BPP) Based on the severity of the fault, if pass code is prompted,
Brake Cylinder Pressure (BCP) enter the pass code to clear the fault other wise the fault will
be cleared and next logged fault is displayed
Altitude (APR)
Continue the above till all faults are cleared. Press 'MENU„
Lube Oil Pressure (LOP)
key to select exit . Press 'Exit' option
Booster Air Pressure (BAP) Display Mode: Through this mode various 10 screen i.e.
Fuel Oil Pressure (FOP) Excitation, Auxiliary, wheel slip, Mixed, driver display, MCBG
10.Speed Sensors status, collective data, Digital IP, Digital OP and HP Status
Traction Motor RPM are displayed.
Engine Speed Test Mode :Through this mode various test like load box test
11.Resister Unit and other test for Relay, inputs, outputs and self load test
12.Memory freeze Unit can be performed.
13.Motor Cut Out Switch Unit SAFETY ALARM INDICATIONS ON C.B.PANEL
14.VCD Magnet Valve Indication A.G Fail
DISPLAY AND MENU NAVIGATION OF FAULT Reason Aux. Gen Failed and Batteries are not Charging
A) Press „Menu‟ key, The following Main Menu appears Message “2000- No Battery charging due to major faults”
1) Faults or ”1061 –Battery Voltage is Low”.
2) Display Mode Action Check for tripped AGFB & MB1 breakers
3) Test Mode Check for tightness of ESS connector at ESS
4) Exit Other Messages
B) Press key „1‟ to select „Faults‟ Submenu appears as 1062 – Battery voltage is high
1) View active Faults 1141 – AG output high fault
2) Clear Active Faults 1142 – Battery chg current high
C) Press key „2‟ to select „Clear Active Faults‟ 1143 – AG output over current fault
1. View Active faults  Registered faults if any will be 1144 – AG field over current
displayed. User can navigate through the faults using down 1145 – AG output open circuit fault
arrow key until 'No more faults logged' message is 1146 – AG field circuit open or short
displayed.--Press 'MENU' key to select 'Exit' option. Indication CK Tip weld
2) Clear Active faults  "Use '0' to clear faults" Message Reason Main tips of CK1/2/3 got welded
Message “1029- Cranking Contactor stuck closed”
will be displayed. After few seconds Logged faults are
“2029- Cranking Contactor stuck closed”
Action Shut down the engine Open Battery knife switch. Indication Hot Engine
Separate the welded tips with wooden stick. Reason Water Temp is more than 90 deg C.
Alarm stops & reset message is displayed Message “2008-Engine Temp High. Reduce Power” for 5 sec
Indication Overload “1006-Hot Engine “ “ 2026-Hot Engine”
Reason TA Field current is more than 280 Amps Action Ensure Radiator Fan is working normally. Do fast
Message “1027-Alternator Field Over Current Fault” pumping manually otherwise power is de-rated by
Action Bring throttle to Idle. The fault is reset automatically 20%per every degree. Driver can work with reduced
Reset message is displayed. power up to 95 degree C.
Indication DEB (CAR) Indication Ground LED
Reason DEB (Car ) Circuit Breaker Tripped/ OFF Reason TANGI detected power circuit is ground
Message “1156-DEB Car Body breaker Off” Message “1007-Power circuit ground”
Action Check up any problem with motor and switch ON Action Bring TH to IDLE & wait for 15 Sec. Fault cleared
DEB circuit breaker. automatically.
Indication DEB (Eng) Indication Wheel slip LED
Reason DEB (Eng ) Circuit Breaker Tripped/ OFF Reason Difference of wheel RPM & one of wheel is
.
Message 1155-DEB Engine breaker Off”
i physically slipping from track.
Action Check up any problem with motor and switch ON Message “2582- High wheel slip occurred ” Sander relay
DEB circuit breaker operated. Auto sanding is applied.
SAFETY ALARM INDICATIONS ON CONTROL STAND Action Don‟t reduce the notch as loco is moving. If WS is
Indication CEB FAIL continues, ensure sanders working.
Reason CEB Circuit breaker tripped/OFF Indication VCD lamp
Message “2022-Switch ON CEB breaker” with buzzer If CEB Reason Pilot has not performed any loco operation or not
is not switched on within 30 minutes a message pressed VCD reset switch within 60 seconds.
Message “VCD Time out. Press VCD reset”
CEB breaker OFF”.is logged in fault data
Action Press VCD Reset button once or perform any loco
Action Check up any problem with motor and switch ON operations as listed under VCD explanation.
CEB circuit breaker. Indication AFL LED
Indication Low Lube Oil Reason Unauthorized BP reduction.
Reason LLOB in WW Governor tripped Message ----
Message “1005-LLOB Trip-Reset plunger ” Action Ensure there is no unauthorized BP reduction due
Action Reset LLOB . Reset fault as per procedure or wait to train parting, if not press AFL reset switch to
for 20 sec till system recovers from fault reset flasher lights.
Important Don’ts
1.Do not keep TE Limit switch in „Limit‟ position unnecessarily
when not required.
2.Do not keep MCOS in OFF position while all motors are working GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
3.Do not start the loco without ensuring ON position of above MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS
switches. (For Official Use)
4.Do not crank the engine with MCB1 & MCB2 in ON
position. Otherwise penalty brakes are applied if BCP is not build Pamphlet on Micro Processor Based Control
up with in 94 seconds. System fitted on Alco Loco
5.Do not release the start button till cranking contactor pick up.
Otherwise the time starts again.
6.Do not keep MCB1 & MCB2 in ON position in rear locomotive.
Otherwise load meter does not respond in rear loco.
7.Do not keep the EPG cutout switch in ON position in rear / dead
locos. Otherwise MR pressure reduces.
8 Do not release loco brakes while loco is stabled. Otherwise VCD
apply penalty brakes.
9.Do not reduce notch for momentary wheel slip while loco is
moving.
10 Do not reduce notch for the message „TM# Excess Current‟ while
the loco is moving unless and until warranted by railroad signals.
11.Do not release brakes till the locomotive is ready to move after
total power loss at 95deg centigrade.(@ 90deg. Centigrade of
engine temperature.)
12.Do not isolate VCD magnet valve cutout cock unless and until
the valve is leaking.
13.Do not try to reset penalty brakes if
a) Loco is moving or
b) Throttle is in Notch /Dy brake
c) VCD lamp is blinking IRCAMTECH/Mech/2011/MPCS /1.0
Disclaimer July l 2011
The information given in this pamphlet does not supersede any existing provisions Contact Address:
laid down in RDSO and Rly. Board’s instructions. This document is not statutory Indian Railways
and instructions given in it are for the purpose of guidance only. If at any point Centre for Advanced Maintenance Technology
contradiction is observed, Rly. Board/RDSO’s guidelines or Zonal Rly.’s Maharajpur, Gwalior – 474 005
instructions may be followed. Email: [email protected]

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