Dual Inventive ZKL 3000 RC User manual

Manual for switching the
ZKL 3000 RC
June 2017

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1. Introduction 3
2. Application 3
3. Conditions & Safety Instructions 3
a. Conditions for use 3
b. Instructions 4
4. RS 3000 4
a. RS 3000 components 4
b. Important icons 6
5. Charging the RS 3000 7
a. Before starting 7
b. Charging the battery 7
6. Using the RS 3000 7
a. Login 7
b. Screensaver 8
c. Logout 8
7. Operating the RS 3000 8
a. Select project 8
b. Select period 9
c. Equipment status 9
d. Switching using the RS 3000 10
e. Switching using the Dual Inventive App 11
8. Alerts 12
a. Status screen alerts 12
b. SMS alerts 13
c. Error and alerts 13
9. Maintenance & Service 15
10. Environment & Recycling 15
11. Conclusion 15
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1. INTRODUCTION
This manual describes the process of remotely operating the ZKL 3000 Remote Control (RC)
Line Blockage System via the Remote Switch (RS) 3000 handheld device or the Dual Inventive
Smartphone App.
The RS 3000 handheld device, and the Dual Inventive App both provide remote access to the ZKL 3000
RC system, which safeguards a section of track by producing and monitoring a short circuit which
in turn, simulates a train in the track section. This causes the track circuit to be ‘OCCUPIED’ placing
the protecting signals at danger. The section will be immediately closed for rail traffic, enabling rail
workers to perform work on the track both safely and efficiently.
This manual is part of a set that details the entire ZKL 3000 RC system: The web interface (MTinfo
3000), the Line Blockage System (ZKL 3000 RC, and the hand held Remote Switch (RS 3000) and the
Dual Inventive App.
2. APPLICATION
The RS 3000 hand held device and the Dual Inventive Smartphone App allow the user to remotely
operate one, or a group of, ZKL 3000 RC’s in a safe, effective, and efficient manner. These both use
Dual Inventive’s secured network to connect to the ZKL 3000 RC. You can remotely switch one or a
group ZKL 3000 RC’s in a period.
3. CONDITIONS & SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING!
Please read all safety instructions carefully before using the ZKL 3000 RC. Please ensure you
fully understand the system and its functions. When the correct safety measures are not
followed, there is a risk of electric shock, fire or even death
a. Conditions for use
Users must only use the RS 3000 when the following criteria are satisfied:
• The user holds an in date ZKL 3000 RC competency
• The user has been assigned the appropriate user rights in MTinfo 3000
• The user has been authorised to use the RS 3000
As a competent user you are responsible for:
• The RS 3000 during use (including installation phase)
• Any relevant paperwork, user names and passwords (and any authorisation codes via text
message or PIN that you have been assigned)
• Managing your password and (if applicable) your PIN. You must never share this information
with others
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b. Instructions
— Other important instructions
• Ensure that the RS 3000 battery is charged after use before storing
• Remove the RS 3000 battery after it has been charged and store it in the supplied transport case
— Instructions for first use
• Check whether the ZKL 3000 RC has the correct certificates. Please consult our website for
the list of required certificates: www.dualinventive.eu
• Always take care of your own safety within the railway environment using the most up-to-date,
applicable legislation
• Issues may be encountered which mean ZKL 3000 RC’s cannot be switched.
For more information about these alerts, please see chapter “Errors and Alerts”
• Visually inspect the RS 3000 for damage and perform a function test
• DO NOT USE the RS 3000 if you detect any damage or defects. Please apply a label, quarantine
the item and return to your stores to be sent to Dual Inventive
• Only start using an RS 3000 when it has been fully charged. To do so, place the battery in
the RS 3000 and attach the charger
4. RS 3000
a. RS 3000 components
A complete RS 3000 set consists of:
1. RS 3000
2. Transport case
3. RS 3000 Charger
4. RS 3000 Battery
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4. RS 3000 CONTINUED
5. Keyboard
6. Touch screen
7. Stylus for touch screen
8. ON/OFF button
9. Status display battery
10.Battery
11. Connection for charger
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4. RS 3000 CONTINUED
b. Important icons
Log off
This closes the application on the RS 3000 and logs you out
Padlock
This project has not been released and is therefore not accessible
Project overview
Overview of the current projects
Refresh
Refresh the data on screen
Backspace
Remove last input character during switching confirmation
Agenda
Displays an overview of the periods available within the project
Activate real-time status
Activate real-time updates (every 10 seconds) for a 30 minute period
Switching Menu
Back to switching menu of the ZKL 3000 RC
Close
Close application. Back to the main menu
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5. CHARGING THE RS 3000
a. Before starting
• The chargers have a protection level of IP20. Always charge the batteries indoors and in a
dry environment
• Always check the charger for visible damage before use. Do NOT use the charger if damage
is detected
• Always store and transport the chargers in a dry environment
Please note: The chargers of both the backup battery and the external battery may only be repaired
and maintained by Dual Inventive
b. Charging the battery
• Please insert the battery in the RS 3000 before connecting the charger. This is done by turning
the clip on the back of the RS 3000 anticlockwise and then removing the cover. The battery can
then be placed into the slot (it will only fit in one way), the cover replaced and then locked back
into position by turning the clip clockwise
• Connect the charger via the charging port on the underside of the RS 3000
• Connect the plug of the charger to a power socket. The light on top of the RS 3000 will turn red,
indicating that the battery is being charged
• When the light turns green, the battery has been fully charged
6. USING THE RS 3000
a. Login
• Press the ON/OFF button (located in the bottom
right hand corner of the keyboard) for approximately
3 seconds to turn on the RS 3000. The unit will take a
few minutes to power on
• Enter your login information (User name, Company
code and Password), accept the general terms &
conditions and press the ‘Login’ button
• Once logged in, the RS 3000 will show the projects
assigned to the current user
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6. USING THE RS 3000 CONTINUED
b. Screensaver
When you have not used the RS 3000 for approximately 20 seconds, the display will automatically
lock for safety reasons. To unlock, simply swipe your finger over the screen in an L-movement.
If the unit is not used for a longer period, it will go into sleep mode and swiping the screen will not
wake the device. To continue use, please press and hold the power button for a couple of seconds
until the screen switches back on. A swipe will then be required to unlock the device.
c. Logout
• Click the Logout symbol
• You will be taken back to the login screen
• To completely shut down the RS 3000, press the ON/OFF button on the keyboard for
approximately 5 seconds
• Always recharge the battery after use
• Remove the battery after it has been fully charged
7. OPERATING THE RS 3000
a. Select project
• Once logged in, the RS 3000 will display the projects
the logged in user is assigned to
• Select the required project from the list
• Non-released projects are indicated by a padlock.
Selecting these projects will display the name and
phone number of the project leader
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b. Select period
• After selecting a project, the screen will then display
the periods contained within it
• Select the required period
c. Equipment status
Once a period has been selected, the following screen will be
displayed. The meaning of the bars on the screen is:
• Press the STATUS button to check the status of the
selected ZKL 3000 RC(s) during the selected period
• The status of the selected ZKL 3000 RC [ID] will be displayed
on the screen under [SW] and [DET]
[SW] [DET] Explanation
ON OK ZKL 3000 RC is switched on and is
producing a good short circuit
ON NOK ZKL 3000 RC has been switched on,
but is not producing a good short circuit
OFF NOK ZKL 3000 RC has been switched off and is
no longer creating a short circuit
- - ZKL 3000 RC cannot be contacted
Please note, for more information, please see chapter 8. “Alerts”.
ZKL 3000 RC(s) on.
Check status of ZKL 3000 RC(s).
ZKL 3000 RC(s) off.
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7. OPERATING THE RS 3000 CONTINUED
• When the ‘plus’ icon next to a ZKL 3000 RC is pressed,
the status box will expand to give more details on the
ZKL 3000 RC (as shown to the right)
• When you press Activate status, the status of the selected
ZKL 3000 RC will be updated every 10 seconds for the next
30 minutes. An alarm will sound if the status changes without
being commanded by the RS 3000
d. Switching using the RS 3000
To switch the ZKL 3000 RC(s) in the period, select one of
the ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’ buttons.
A verification screen will then appear.
• Confirm your choice by typing either “ON” or “OFF” using the
on screen keyboard (ATTENTION! the letters are not always
in the same place)
• Once ‘ON’ has been entered, the green LED on the ZKL 3000 RC
will start to blink and then the unit will report that it has been
switched on
• Once ‘OFF’ has been entered, the green LED on the ZKL 3000 RC
will switch off and then the unit will report that is has been
switched off
Please note, for more information, please see chapter 8 “Alerts”.
Alternatively, periods can also be switched using the web interface MTinfo 3000
(where product approval allows). Please read the manual MTinfo 3000 for this, chapter “Switching”.
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