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K5BMC Application Logic Design

C.VENKATA RAMANA
IES-4
Application Logic Design Tools

1. K5BMC System Design Support Tool.xlsm

2. LDC Tool

3. OFFLINE Tool
Preparation of Application logic

STEP 1 : Prepare Application Logic using Text Editor Software (Note pad, Notepad++, MS-word,
Edit plus)

STEP 2 : Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic ( Edit plus )

STEP 3 : Copy the Application Logic and paste in K5BMC System Design Support Tool COMPILER
tab

STEP 4 : in K5BMC System Design Support Tool update the station configuration details in Home
tab
Preparation of Application logic

STEP 5 : Update the station Bit chart in K5BMC System Design Support Tool, VITAL_IO tab

STEP 6 : Compile the Application logic (K5BMC System Design Support Tool COMPILER tab)

STEP 7 : if any errors in Application Logic clear the Errors and compile the logic.
(Compilation output files: LOGIC11.csv, RELAY0.csv, RELAYLIB.csv, Sample APL.txt)

STEP 8 : Copy the Application Logic file to LDC Tool for further Compilation
RELAYLIB.csv

OFFSET SIZE TYPE

0 768 Bytes BOOLEAN
767
768 60 Bytes CH-1 OUTPUTS
827
828 60 Bytes CH-2 OUTPUTS
887
888 60 Bytes CH-3 OUTPUTS
947
948 192 Bytes CH-4 OUTPUTS
1139
RELAYLIB.csv

OFFSET SIZE TYPE

1140 192 Bytes CH-5 OUTPUTS
1331
1332 2 Bytes FSIO OUTPUTS
1333
1334 Actual Size CH-1 INPUTS
------ (Each card 4 bytes)
------ Actual Size CH-2 INPUTS
------ (Each card 4 bytes)
------ Actual Size CH-3 INPUTS
------ (Each card 4 bytes)
RELAYLIB.csv

OFFSET SIZE TYPE

------ 60 Bytes CH-4 INPUTS
------
------ 60 Bytes CH-5 INPUTS
------
------ 9 Bytes Data Logger Communication
------
------ 2 Bytes FSIO Inputs
------
------ 8 Bytes Maintenance Channel
------
RELAYLIB.csv

OFFSET SIZE TYPE

------ Depends upon No of cards System Bits
------
Application logic Compilation using LDC

STEP 1 : Install LDC Tool in 32 bit windows operating system.

(Setup.exe, LDCSETUP.exe)

STEP 2 : Install HASP Device drivers.

STEP 3 : Create Data Folder in C:\LDC location

STEP 4 : Place the Reference Station Data in C:\LDC\Data folder

(Station folder, Station.LDW)
Application logic Compilation using LDC

STEP 5 : Open the LDC Tool and Using Appropriation create new station data (New station
folder and New station.LDW) and save in the C:\LDC\Data

STEP 6 : Copy the compiled Application Logic using K5BMC System Design Support Tool to
C:\LDC\Data\New Station folder and C:\LDC\Data\New Station\FS folder

STEP 7 : Open LDC Tool and open the New Station logic compile the logic

STEP 8 : if any errors in Application Logic clear the Errors and recompile the logic.
Configure the Station Application Logic using OFFLINE Tool

STEP 1 : Install OFFLINE Tool in 32 bit windows operating system.

(Setup.exe, LDCSETUP.exe)

STEP 2 : Copy and paste INPUT.PMT in C:\LDC\Data\Station folder (for Alteration to Existing
Station)

STEP 3 : Open OFFLINE tool and select open project

STEP 4 : Select System setup parameter configure station details and interlocking details
Configure the Station Application Logic using OFFLINE Tool

STEP 5 : Select ET-NET Parameter and configure the channels details (Cards and OFFSET details)

STEP 6 : Select Option Line Parameter for configure the Data Logger details.

STEP 7 :Select Maintenance System line Parameter for configure the Maintenance Tool Details.

STEP 8 : Select Transfer Between System Parameter for configure the Synchronization Details
between two system

STEP 9 :Select Multi Use PIO for configuring Station ID Details.

Configure the Station Application Logic using OFFLINE Tool

STEP 10 : Select Make Files option for creating configuration files

STEP 11 : Select IC Card option for writing IC Card .

(Final Configuration files:Logic11.obj, Logic12.obj, Logic13.obj, DAT_VER.dat, K6.dat)
1.Prepare Application Logic using Text Editor Software
1.Prepare Application Logic using Text Editor Software
1.Prepare Application Logic using Text Editor Software
1.Prepare Application Logic using Text Editor Software
1.Prepare Application Logic using Text Editor Software
1.Prepare Application Logic using Text Editor Software
1.Prepare Application Logic using Text Editor Software
1.Prepare Application Logic using Text Editor Software
1.Prepare Application Logic using Text Editor Software
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
2.Remove the spaces, Tab Character, Empty Lines in Application logic using Edit plus
3.Copy the Application Logic and paste in K5BMC System Design Support Tool
3.Copy the Application Logic and paste in K5BMC System Design Support Tool
3.Copy the Application Logic and paste in K5BMC System Design Support Tool
3.Copy the Application Logic and paste in K5BMC System Design Support Tool
3.Copy the Application Logic and paste in K5BMC System Design Support Tool
3.Copy the Application Logic and paste in K5BMC System Design Support Tool
3.Copy the Application Logic and paste in K5BMC System Design Support Tool
3.Copy the Application Logic and paste in K5BMC System Design Support Tool
4.Update the station configuration details in Home Sheet
5.Update the station Bit chart details in VITAL_IO sheet
5.Update the station Bit chart details in VITAL_IO sheet
5.Update the station Bit chart details in VITAL_IO sheet
6.Compile the Application logic
(K5BMC System Design Support Tool COMPILER tab)
6.Compile the Application logic
(K5BMC System Design Support Tool COMPILER tab)
6.Compile the Application logic
(K5BMC System Design Support Tool COMPILER tab)
6.Compile the Application logic
(K5BMC System Design Support Tool COMPILER tab)
6.Compile the Application logic
(K5BMC System Design Support Tool COMPILER tab)
6.Compile the Application logic
(K5BMC System Design Support Tool COMPILER tab)
6.Compile the Application logic
(K5BMC System Design Support Tool COMPILER tab)
6.Compile the Application logic
(K5BMC System Design Support Tool COMPILER tab)
6.Compile the Application logic
(K5BMC System Design Support Tool COMPILER tab)
6.Compile the Application logic
(K5BMC System Design Support Tool COMPILER tab)
OFFLINE - System Set Up

Station Name

• Station name shall be mentioned on

the station Name option provided. It
is user defined value. Maximum 16
characters allowed
OFFLINE - System Set Up

Station ID

• Station ID is unique number

• Station ID is allotted by system
engineering team and Station ID
shall be matched with allotted
Station Number ID.
• Station ID shall be given in two
place, one is in the “System setup”
and other in “MULTI Use PIO”
• System will be taking the station ID
from Multi Use PIO option. So it’s
important to enter the station ID
here.
OFFLINE - System Set Up

Version No

• Application logic version number

details to be entered
OFFLINE - System Set Up

Version No

• Application logic complied date

shall be entered in this section.
Date shall be given in the
dd/mm/yyyy format.
OFFLINE - System Set Up

System Cycle

• The time taken for one complete sequential

execution of application logic from top to
bottom is known as System cycle time.
• The System cycle time value shall be
maintained between 200ms to 600ms.
• System cycle shall be maintained as
300msec as per OEM instruction.
• This may be changed for bigger yards and
station where the application logics
equations are more.
OFFLINE - System Set Up

Initial Offset of Logic Arithmetic

• It shall be mentioned “0” since the

process start from first byte.
OFFLINE - System Set Up

Length of Logic Arithmetic Area

• Active section of Relay Library shall

be considered as total arithmetic
area.
• It can be changed as per station bit
usage and system configuration.
• This value shall be multiples of 128
OFFLINE - System Set Up

Length of Logic Arithmetic Area in

pure interlocking

• This is starting byte number of vital

input bits. It can be changed
according to the station bit usage and
system configuration.
OFFLINE - System Set Up

The Length of equality check Area

• This contains Boolean section, Vital

Outputs section & Non-Vital Outputs
section; it can be changed according
to the station bit usage and system
configuration.
OFFLINE - System Set Up

The Length of Bit Edit Area

• It shall be maintain as “0”.

OFFLINE - System Set Up

The Version Is (Is Not) Check (When

System Is Booting)

• Select YES from the popup menu

OFFLINE - System Set Up

• Three options are available

interpreter or EXE or Compare.
• User shall select “interpreter” the
popup menu.

The Method of Processing

OFFLINE - System Set Up

• Two options are available DON’T or

DO.
• User shall select “Don’t” the popup
menu.

The Method of Processing

OFFLINE - System Set Up

• Two options are available DON’T or

DO.
• User shall select “Don’t” the popup
menu.

The Method of Processing

OFFLINE – ET-NET

ET-NET Parameters

• System communication parameters shall be defined in ET-NET section. 5 Channels are available in one logic sub
rack. It is mention as Line 1 to line 5. Each channels communication parameters shall be given individually.
OFFLINE – ET-NET

Channel-3

Channel-2 Channel-5

Channel-1 Channel-4
OFFLINE – ET-NET

Enter the NO of PIO

cards used in each
channel
OFFLINE – ET-NET

Click Enter PIO Cards

ID Nos
OFFLINE – ET-NET

• ETPIO2 boards the input IDs are standard for each and every ET subrack and the value is 61 to 6F respectively for 15
ETPIO2 boards.
OFFLINE – ET-NET
OFFLINE – ET-NET
OFFLINE – ET-NET

Click for Entering

Control data offset
length.
OFFLINE – ET-NET
OFFLINE – ET-NET

FS/NFS settings

• “FS” option will be selected for Line 1 to Line 3 under Failsafe / Non Failsafe setting and “Don’t” shall selected from
drop down menu for NFS control
OFFLINE – ET-NET

Object of System
Change over

• For the used Lines, “The object of system changeover” value shall be set as “DO”.
• In case of unused channels it will be set as “Don’t”
OFFLINE – ET-NET

Processing Method
of Input Data

• Three options are available OR or SELF or MASTER.

• Select OR
OFFLINE – ET-NET

• Communication
details Keep
Default Values
OFFLINE – ET-NET

Channel-2
OFFLINE – ET-NET

Channel-3
OFFLINE – ET-NET

Channel-4

NFS

Do
OFFLINE – ET-NET

Channel-4
OFFLINE – ET-NET

Channel-4
OFFLINE – ET-NET Parameters

Channel-5

NFS

Do
OFFLINE – Option Line Parameters

Option Line Parameters

• Option Line parameters are used for data logger configuration.

OFFLINE – Option Line Parameters

Option Line Setup

Parallel Input/output Setup

• Option Line parameters are used for data logger configuration.

• Parallel input/output set up (P) will be used only if the duplicated PIO2 boards provided in the ET rack.
• For single ETPIO2 configuration there are no changes required in this section
OFFLINE – Option Line Parameters

Option Line Transfer Setup

OFFLINE – Option Line Parameters
OFFLINE – Option Line Parameters

• The total length of Transfer NCM Shall be 512 bytes (4096 bits).
• Standard address for DL communication is 51.
• Standard address for Logic Sub rack is 31.
• The Number of receiver NCM Shall be mentioned as 9 bytes which is used for Time synchronization.
• All the bits in relay library shall not be send to data logger.
• Following group of bits and its same order to be send to Data logger from its relay library.
➢ Logic Boolean bits (except FLASH,FLASH_STP & Other Indications)

➢ Vital Output bits

➢ Vital Input bits

OFFLINE – Option Line Parameters

• Following bits may not require sending to data logger.

➢ MMIF Board output bits

➢ VDU non vital output

➢ Data logger bits (DL01-80, ZPEN3-FL)

➢ Panel non vital input bits

➢ VDU non vital input bits

➢ MTC-OK

➢ System healthy & error bits.

➢ ALL_BKE, GK_BKE, UN_BKE, WK_BKE, MIS_BKE, FLASH,FLASH_STP & Other Indications

OFFLINE – Option Line Parameters

• “Option line setup receiver NCM” values shall remain constant for all station.
• Standard address for DL communication is 51.
• Standard address for Logic Sub rack is 31.
• The Number of receiver NCM Shall be mentioned as 9 bytes which is used for Time synchronization.
• All the bits in relay library shall not be send to data logger.
• Following group of bits and its same order to be send to Data logger from its relay library.
➢ Logic Boolean bits (except FLASH,FLASH_STP & Other Indications)

➢ Vital Output bits

➢ Vital Input bits

OFFLINE – Option Line Parameters

Option Line Receive Setup

OFFLINE – Option Line Parameters
OFFLINE – Maintenance System Line Parameters

Maintenance System Line

• Keep Default Values

OFFLINE – Maintenance System Line Parameters
OFFLINE – Transfer between System Parameters

Transfer Between System

• Keep Default Values

OFFLINE – Transfer between System Parameters
OFFLINE –Multi Use PIO Parameters

Multi Use PIO

• In Multi Use PIO section, use the default value except Station ID. Station ID shall be matched with allotted
Station Number ID.
OFFLINE –Multi Use PIO Parameters
K5BMC OUTPUT BITS

SOUTH CABIN CENTRAL CABIN NORTH CABIN

POWERUP

FCOR_S FCOR_C FCOR_N

F.FCOR_S F.FCOR_C F.FCOR_N

KVCOR_C KVCOR_N
K5BMC INPUTS

SOUTH CABIN CENTRAL CABIN NORTH CABIN

ET1-LIN1-OK ET2-LIN1-OK ET3-LIN1-OK
ET1-LIN2-OK ET2-LIN2-OK ET3-LIN2-OK

PWL2B-OK_S PWL2B-OK_C PWL2B-OK_N

PWPIO2-OK_S PWPIO2-OK_C PWPIO2-OK_N

S1-PW-OK
S2-PW-OK
FAN-OK

FCOR_S_F FCOR_C_F FCOR_N_F

F.FCOR_S_F F.FCOR_C_F F.FCOR_N_F

KVCOR_C_F KVCOR_N_F
K5BMC INPUTS

BIT
ET1-LIN1-OK ET1 LINE2B card System-1 Health Bit (Potential free contact)
ET1-LIN2-OK ET1 LINE2B card System-2 Health Bit (Potential free contact)

PWL2B-OK_S DC-DC Converters of LINE2B Supply Health Bit (Potential free contact)
PWPIO2-OK_S DC-DC Converters of PIO2 Supply Health Bit (Potential free contact)

S1-PW-OK DC-DC Converters of Logic Sub- Rack System1 Health Bit (Potential free contact)
S2-PW-OK DC-DC Converters of Logic Sub- Rack System2 Health Bit (Potential free contact)

FAN-OK Journal Module Fan Health Bit (Potential free contact)

K5BMC INPUTS

BIT
FCOR_S_F FCOR Read Back Bit
F.FCOR_S_F F.FCOR Read Back Bit

KVCOR_C_F KVCOR Read Back Bit

FSIO INPUTS & OUTPUTS

INPUT BIT
FSC1FLR FSIO Card System-1 Health Bit
FSC2FLR FSIO Card System-2 Health Bit
IP1FLR IPU6C Card System-1 Health Bit
IP2FLR IPU6C Card System-2 Health Bit
WDTR1 WDTR System-1 Read Back Bit
WDTR2 WDTR System-2 Read Back Bit
JM-WDT Journal Module Watch Dog Bit
JM-PWFL Journal Module Power Health Bit

OUTPUT BIT
WDTR WDTR
K5BMC System Logic

POWERUP

POWERUP/+POWERUP =POWERUP
K5BMC System Logic

ASR_DN

S1ASR/*S1A_ASR/*S3ASR/*S4ASR/*SH10ASR/*SH21ASR/*SH23ASR/*S26ASR/*S27ASR/
*S28ASR/*S30A_ASR/*S30ASR/ = ASR_DN
K5BMC System Logic

PICKUP

POWERUP*(ASR_DN+PICKUP)*SYSSTART/ = PICKUP
K5BMC System Logic

PICKUP

(EI_FSR.NOR+PICKUP)*S1D_2_DR/*S1D_1_DR/*S1D_1_HHR/*S1DR/*S1HR/*S1UGR/*S1D_2_DECR/*S1D_1_DECR/*S1D_1_
HHECR/*S1DECR/*S1HECR/*S1UECR/*S1UCR/*S1_CLTNRR/*S1_CLATNRR/*S1_DMTNRR/*S1RR/*1TPR*S1ASR/*S1_EUYJSLR/
*S1A_EUYJSLR/*S1A_I_JSLR/*((S1GNR*S1EUUYR*S1AJSLR/+PICKUP*1ATPR*1BTPR)*S1NJPR/+S1JSLR)>1 = S1JSLR

PICKUP
K5BMC System Logic

SYSSTART

POWERUP<130 = SYSSTART

STP 130 SEC

K5BMC System Logic

JMFLR

ZPEN3-FL*ZNIO2-S1_M-FL*ZNIO2-S2_M-FL*ZSIO2_M-FL*J-DD_CON-FL*ZNIO2-S1-Rx-FL*ZNIO2-S2-Rx-FL*ZSIO2-Rx-FL
*J-RX-DATA-FL*J-RX-STOP-FL>1.2 = JMFLR
K5BMC System Logic

EI_LFL

FSC1FLR*FSC2FLR*IP1FLR*IP2FLR*WDTR1*WDTR2*JM-WDT*JM-PWFL*FAN-OK*JMFLR*ET1-LIN1-OK*ET1-LIN2-OK
*ET2-LIN1-OK*ET2-LIN2-OK*ET3-LIN1-OK*ET3-LIN2-OK*S1-PW-OK*S2-PW-OK*PWL2B-OK_S*PWPIO2-OK_S*PWL2B-
OK_C* PWPIO2-OK_C*PWL2B-OK_N*PWPIO2-OK_N*DC.DC.OPCA_OK*DC.DC.OPCB_OK *OPCA_S1_OK*
OPCA_S2_OK*OPCB_S1_OK*OPCB_S2_OK = EI_LFL
K5BMC System Logic

(FSC1FLR+FSC2FLR)*(IP1FLR+IP2FLR)*(WDTR1+WDTR2)*(ET1-LIN1-OK+ET1-LIN2-OK)*(ET2-LIN1-OK+ET2-
LIN2-OK)*(ET3-LIN1-OK+ET3-LIN2-OK)*PWL2B-OK_S*PWPIO2-OK_S*PWL2B-OK_C*PWPIO2-OK_C*PWL2B-
OK_N*PWPIO2-OK_N*(OPCA_S1_OK+OPCA_S2_OK)*(OPCB_S1_OK+OPCB_S2_OK)*MTC-OK = EI_HFL
K5BMC System Logic

1PI61-ANSA*1PI61-SIO1A*1PI61-No0A*1PI61-No1A*1PI61-No2A*1PI61-No3A*1PI61-No4A*1PI61-No5A*1PI61-No6A*
1PI61-No7A*1PI62-ANSA*1PI62-SIO1A*1PI62-No0A*1PI62-No1A*1PI62-No2A*1PI62-No3A*1PI62-No4A*1PI62-No5A*
1PI62-No6A*1PI62-No7A*1PI63-ANSA*1PI63-SIO1A*1PI63-No0A*1PI63-No1A*1PI63-No2A*1PI63-No3A*1PI63-No4A*
1PI63-No5A*1PI63-No6A*1PI63-No7A*1KEI+1PI61-ANSB*1PI61-SIO2B*1PI61-No0B*1PI61-No1B*1PI61-No2B*1PI61-
No3B*1PI61-No4B*1PI61-No5B*1PI61-No6B*1PI61-No7B*1PI62-ANSB*1PI62-SIO2B*1PI62-No0B*1PI62-No1B*1PI62-
No2B*1PI62-No3B*1PI62-No4B*1PI62-No5B*1PI62-No6B*1PI62-No7B*1PI63-ANSB*1PI63-SIO2B*1PI63-No0B*1PI63-
No1B*1PI63-No2B*1PI63-No3B*1PI63-No4B*1PI63-No5B*1PI63-No6B*1PI63-No7B*1KEI/ =ETFL_S
K5BMC System Logic

2PI61-ANSA*2PI61-SIO1A*2PI61-No0A*2PI61-No1A*2PI61-No2A*2PI61-No3A*2PI61-No4A*2PI61-No5A*2PI61-No6A*2PI61-
No7A*1KEI+2PI61-ANSB*2PI61-SIO2B*2PI61-No0B*2PI61-No1B*2PI61-No2B*2PI61-No3B*2PI61-No4B*2PI61-No5B*2PI61-
No6B*2PI61-No7B*1KEI/ =ETFL_C
K5BMC System Logic

3PI61-ANSA*3PI61-SIO1A*3PI61-No0A*3PI61-No1A*3PI61-No2A*3PI61-No3A*3PI61-No4A*3PI61-No5A*3PI61-No6A*3PI61-
No7A*3PI62-ANSA*3PI62-SIO1A*3PI62-No0A*3PI62-No1A*3PI62-No2A*3PI62-No3A*3PI62-No4A*3PI62-No5A*3PI62-No6A*
3PI62-No7A*3PI63-ANSA*3PI63-SIO1A*3PI63-No0A*3PI63-No1A*3PI63-No2A*3PI63-No3A*3PI63-No4A*3PI63-No5A*3PI63-
No6A* 3PI63-No7A*1KEI+3PI61-ANSB*3PI61-SIO2B*3PI61-No0B*3PI61-No1B*3PI61-No2B*3PI61-No3B*3PI61-No4B*3PI61-
No5B*3PI61-No6B*3PI61-No7B*3PI62-ANSB*3PI62-SIO2B*3PI62-No0B*3PI62-No1B*3PI62-No2B*3PI62-No3B*3PI62-
No4B*3PI62-No5B*3PI62-No6B*3PI62-No7B*3PI63-ANSB*3PI63-SIO2B*3PI63-No0B*3PI63-No1B*3PI63-No2B*3PI63-
No3B*3PI63-No4B*3PI63-No5B*3PI63-No6B*3PI63-No7B*1KEI/ =ETFL_N
K5BMC System Logic

ETFL_S*ETFL_C*ETFL_N =ETFL
K5BMC System Logic

E1PelphErr/*E2PelphErr/*E3PelphErr/*E4PelphErr/*E5PelphErr/*MPelphErr/*SPelphErr/*ETFL>1.2= WDTR
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SYSTEM POWER ON

POWERUP ASR_DN
AFTER 130 SEC

PICKUP

ALL JSLR,
TLJSLR/TRJSLR,
OVJSLR

AFTER 120 SEC

ASR

OVSR,
TLSR/TRSR
SYSSTART
SYSTEM POWER ON

POWERUP ASR_DN
AFTER 130 SEC

PICKUP

ALL JSLR,
TLJSLR/TRJSLR,
OVJSLR

AFTER 120 SEC

ASR

OVSR,
TLSR/TRSR
SYSSTART
SYSTEM POWER ON

POWERUP ASR_DN
AFTER 130 SEC

PICKUP

ALL JSLR,
TLJSLR/TRJSLR,
OVJSLR

AFTER 120 SEC

ASR

OVSR,
TLSR/TRSR
SYSSTART
SYSTEM POWER ON

POWERUP ASR_DN
AFTER 130 SEC

PICKUP

ALL JSLR,
TLJSLR/TRJSLR,
OVJSLR

AFTER 120 SEC

ASR

OVSR,
TLSR/TRSR
SYSSTART
SYSTEM POWER ON

POWERUP ASR_DN
AFTER 130 SEC

PICKUP

ALL JSLR,
TLJSLR/TRJSLR,
OVJSLR

AFTER 120 SEC

ASR

OVSR,
TLSR/TRSR
SYSSTART
SYSTEM POWER ON

POWERUP ASR_DN
AFTER 130 SEC

PICKUP

ALL JSLR,
TLJSLR/TRJSLR,
OVJSLR

AFTER 120 SEC

ASR

OVSR,
TLSR/TRSR
SYSSTART
SYSTEM POWER ON

POWERUP ASR_DN
AFTER 130 SEC

PICKUP

ALL JSLR,
TLJSLR/TRJSLR,
OVJSLR

AFTER 120 SEC

ASR

OVSR,
TLSR/TRSR
SYSSTART
SYSTEM POWER ON

POWERUP ASR_DN
AFTER 130 SEC

PICKUP

ALL JSLR,
TLJSLR/TRJSLR,
OVJSLR

AFTER 120 SEC

ASR

OVSR,
TLSR/TRSR
SYSSTART
SYSTEM POWER ON

POWERUP ASR_DN
AFTER 130 SEC

PICKUP

ALL JSLR,
TLJSLR/TRJSLR,
OVJSLR

AFTER 120 SEC

ASR

OVSR,
TLSR/TRSR
SYSSTART
SYSTEM POWER ON

POWERUP ASR_DN
AFTER 130 SEC

PICKUP

ALL JSLR,
TLJSLR/TRJSLR,
OVJSLR

AFTER 120 SEC

ASR

OVSR,
TLSR/TRSR
SYSSTART
SYSTEM POWER ON

POWERUP ASR_DN
AFTER 130 SEC

PICKUP

ALL JSLR,
TLJSLR/TRJSLR,
OVJSLR

AFTER 120 SEC

ASR

OVSR,
TLSR/TRSR
SYSSTART
EI START UP LOGIC
EI START UP LOGIC

OPERATOR VDU

EI SYSTEM POWER ON
EI LOGIC BITS
HEALTHY FAIL

SYSDEL

SYSINT.1

After 120 sec After 120 sec

SYSINT SYSERR

After 10 sec

SYSON
EI START UP LOGIC

OPERATOR VDU

EI LOGIC BITS EI SYSTEM POWER ON

HEALTHY FAIL

SYSDEL

SYSINT.1

After 120 sec

SYSINT

After 10 sec

SYSON
EI START UP LOGIC

OPERATOR VDU

EI LOGIC BITS EI SYSTEM POWER ON

HEALTHY FAIL

After 120 sec

SYSERR
EI START UP LOGIC
OPERATOR VDU

EI LOGIC BITS EI SYSTEM POWER ON

HEALTHY FAIL

SYSDEL

SYSINT.1

After 120 sec

SYSINT

After 10 sec

SYSON
EI START UP LOGIC

OPERATOR VDU

EI LOGIC BITS EI SYSTEM POWER ON

HEALTHY FAIL

After 120 sec

SYSERR
K5BMC System Logic ( RDSO Std Logic)