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METRO RAIL DESIGN CRITERIA SECTION 9 / SYSTEMS
DE304.09 9-21 Revision 4: 05/09/12
Metro Baseline Re-Baseline: 04/29/10
SCADA input (voltage provided by SCADA) shall be provided for the TVM
Vibration/Intrusion Alarm. One set of SCADA alarm points shall be provided at the
station MDF within the communication room or the cabinet for each TVM Group
within the station. The SCADA Interface cable shall be installed in the 2” UFS
communications conduit between TVMs and the MDF in the communication room or
cabinet. This cable will connect each TVM within a TVM Group together in daisy
chain manner to the MDF. Opening of Normally-Closed dry contact within any TVM
in a TVM Group shall result in SCADA alarm indication at ROC for the TVM Group.
D. Evacuation Message Interface (EMS) Interface Requirements
Normally Closed dry contacts shall be provided for the Fare Gate Array/EMS
interface. One Normally Closed dry contact shall be provided at the MDF within
the communication room or the cabinet for each fare gate array within the
station, The EMS pair running in the 2” UFS communications conduit between
the MDF in the station communication room or the cabinet from each fare gate
array must be terminated at the MDF. Opening of the Normally-Closed dry
contact shall occur automatically upon activation of the Evacuation Message
System from ROC or locally from the station Emergency management Panel
(EMP) for underground stations; and upon activation of the station Fire Control
Panel (FCP) at all other stations. Upon the activation, the fare gates shall go
into Emergency Mode causing turnstiles to free-spin and barrier leafs to retract,
plus cause electric latch on each swing gate de-energize (release) to support
emergency exiting of public from paid area of station as required by NFPA 130.
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