Crossing recorder

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DanilM

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Hello, I am collecting information about crossing recorders, if you have experience with them, please share with me answers to these questions.

10 general questions about crossing recorder (CR):
  • What voltage is usually used for power CR? (battery – 12V, 24V; 120 VAC)
  • How many digital inputs are usually used? (16,24,32,48…)
  • What is the voltage range for these inputs? DC or AC inputs?
  • How many analog inputs are usually used? (4,8,16…) What are they used for? (battery monitoring, ..?)
  • What input is used for grid power ON/OFF check?
  • How many external current sensors are required for light out monitoring? (2/4 for one gate/crossing)
  • How many relay outputs are usually used? What are they used for?
  • What does CR use for communication? (radio, modem…)
  • Display and keypad are necessary for local access or usually the laptop (COM or Ethernet port) is used?
  • Does CR often have a built-in DTMF radio?
Thank you!
 


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