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)This applies to SA380 units from Mod. State 4 onwards, bearing serial numbers above 4000, manufactured from 2024.

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  • Graphical event playback

  • Near-real-time monitoring

  • Customisable fault alarms

  • Push notifications

  • Remote configuration and firmware upgrade

  • Integration with data from other MPEC products

Certificates & Approvals

Product-Approved for use on Network Rail infrastructure, and rigorously tested for long-term reliability

Environmental

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BS EN 50125-3:2003

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Versions and upgrades

Hardware

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The hardware version number is included in the serial number label on the front of the unit. This is composed of:

  • A major hardware version, also called a “Mod State”

  • A minor hardware number, corresponding to MPEC’s Engineering Change Notification (ECN) system

The example shown (right) is thus Mod State 4, with ECN’s applied up to ECN “A”

Older hardware versions may still be used, and upgrades to include the latest ECNs are available from MPEC

Software

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The firmware version number can be seen on the “Information” screen https://mpec.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SSD/pages/edit-v2/2548629547#Information , and is also visible on the loggers' page on Centrix.

Units will be initially shipped with firmware version “1982”. We anticipate making firmware upgrades available through Centrix for improved performance and functionality.

Certificates & Approvals

Product-Approved for use on Network Rail infrastructure, and rigorously tested for long-term reliability

Environmental

BS EN 50125-3:2003

Railway applications - Environmental conditions for equipment - Part 3: Equipment for signalling and telecommunications

BS EN 60068-2-1

Cold Temperatures: -25°C for 16 hours

BS EN 60068-2-2

Dry Heat: +70°C for 16 hours

BS EN 60068-2-30:2005, Db

Humidity: 95% @ 55°C for 24 hours

BS EN 60068-2-14

Thermal Shock: -25°C to +70°C in 30 seconds

BS EN 60068-2-64:2008, Fh

Vibration: 5Hz … 2000Hz, 2.3m/s² RMS, 3-Axis

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Servicing, including replacing the internal battery, can be carried out by the manufacturer.

Removing USB disk for investigation

In the event of a serious incident, the investigating authority may require recorded data. This is stored on the external USB disk.

  • Touch the display to activate

  • Press “Eject USB disk”

  • Press “Yes”

  • Remove USB disk from the the bottom of the device

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Installation

Competence

N.B. This guide is not a substitute for the purchasing organisation's rules, standards and policies, which must be adhered-to at all times.

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Wiring must be installed to Signal Works Testing Handbook.

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Testing is to be carried out by a signalling tester competent to Section 3B (I)

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Commissioning is to be carried out by a competent Instrumentation Engineer.

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the manufacturer.

Removing USB disk for investigation

In the event of a serious incident, the investigating authority may require recorded data. This is stored on the external USB disk.

  • Touch the display to activate

  • Press “Eject USB disk”

  • Press “Yes”

  • Remove USB disk from the the bottom of the device

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Installation

Competence

N.B. This guide is not a substitute for the purchasing organisation's rules, standards and policies, which must be adhered-to at all times.

  • Wiring must be installed to Signal Works Testing Handbook.

  • Testing is to be carried out by a signalling tester competent to Section 3B (I)

  • Commissioning is to be carried out by a competent Instrumentation Engineer.

  • Before any work takes place, a risk assessment and method statement for the installation and commissioning of the datalogger must be approved by the infrastructure controller.

Logistics

  • The device and accessories are supplied in a cardboard box with protective foam inserts. No special transport or handling requirements apply, and all components can easily be carried by one person.

  • Installation can be performed with common hand-tools; screwdrivers and spanners. Optionally, a drill may be used when mounting the device directly to a wall.

  • Maintenance does not require tools beyond a soft cloth for dusting

  • Removal of the device is the reverse of installation, requiring only simple hand-tools

  • At the end of its service life, the device may be returned to MPEC for responsible disposal. Do not dispose of the product with general waste.

Mechanical

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Mounting

When ordering, specify mounting type required. This can be:

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  • A faulty or absent USB disk will cause the Fault LED to light

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