Signal berth codes?

[BrummieBobby]

Exeter Central now has "W8IN GLOC". Not sure how to decipher that? W8IN obviously 'waiting'.

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Waiting Gloucester?
Possibly awaiting train crew from a Gloucester train.

 

[LowLevel]

Waiting Loc(ation) Cabinet to be fixed, from what others have said on here.

 

[83G/84D]

Today it seems that Arnold Schwarzenegger is in residence in Exeter Central. Appropriate I guess as the phrase came from The terminator.

 

[LUYMun]

Exeter is a bit hungry this morning.

BREK BAPS

 

[Welshguy1048]

They have found somewhere to have their breakfast baps now!

TRUK STOP

 

[Taunton800]

I wish it worked

 

[LUYMun]

Food-related theme continues at Exeter Central. Platform 1 now reads "SIDS CAFE" in reference to St Sidwell's Cafe which is round the corner from the station.

 

[Ashley Hill]

Food-related theme continues at Exeter Central. Platform 1 now reads "SIDS CAFE" in reference to St Sidwell's Cafe which is round the corner from the station.

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Or the signaller is a fan of either the Last of the Summer Wine or Only Fools & Horses

 

[rower40]

I’m expecting “FOR.” “RENT” to appear. Then any 8 letters can be interposed there for a donation to a charity of Exeter PSB’s choice?

If the bay is still out of use at the end of August, I’d put in a bid to record my wife’s birthday…

 

[ValentaFan1974]

Taunton this morning. Any idea what the issue is?

 

[Class15]

6M45 at Wembley Yard has the word ’DEAD’ next to it right now. Doesn’t sound great!

 

[Freightmaster]

Taunton this morning. Any idea what the issue is?

Here you go:

Taunton Up loop problems

As per the title, today P5 (and by extension bay P6) have been shut off, with all up trains using P4. OTT is showing the loop as "SHUT" as well. Does anyone know what the fault is? https://www.opentraintimes.com/maps/signalling/exeter (Image of OpenTrainTimes map of Taunton, showing P5 and P6...

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MARK

 

[Ashley Hill]

The S&T were noted tinkering about at Exeter Central this afternoon. Hence the berth saying FINA LLY-

Followed by a polite request at Taunton,HERE NEXT PLS-

 

[pokemonsuper9]

Sheildmuir mail terminal is showing "DISC" (for Discontinued?)

 

[1D53]

Sheildmuir mail terminal is showing "DISC" (for Discontinued?)
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Short for 'Disconnected' presumably.

 

[takno]

Short for 'Disconnected' presumably.

I'd be surprised if they've got round to doing that already, but quite possible I guess.

 

[milooo]

Any clue what is going on here

 

[saismee]

Any clue what is going on here

Nope

 

[John Webb]

Any clue what is going on here

'NotOPEn' perhaps to form 'NOPE' ('You can't go that way today')

 

[zwk500]

'NotOPEn' perhaps to form 'NOPE' ('You can't go that way today')

Not everything has to be an acronym or abbreviation!

When I went through Northampton yesterday there was a wagon up on Jacks with a team looking at it, I'd hazard a guess for rerailing or wheel skate, and that will have required the Up & Down Slow to be blocked to create a safe working area as it's that side they're looking at. As the UDS is often used for shunting ECS units and recessing freight, the 'Nope' is just as likely to be a straightforward reminder as any clever contraction.

 

[Peter Mugridge]

Here's one I haven't seen before.

Given it's just below a signal marked G70 and the box is marked G70 Route I'm guessing Dn is Down and DC is whichever route is DC and it's what the points are set for at Standish junction?

 

[Annetts key]

Here's one I haven't seen before.

Given it's just below a signal marked G70 and the box is marked G70 Route I'm guessing Dn is Down and DC is whichever route is DC and it's what the points are set for at Standish junction?

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Most likely DnDC means Down direction route on the Down Charfield line (towards Bristol, the down line to Westerleigh Junction is known as the Down Charfield line). Yes, the Dn is a bit redundant, but this format is typical for this area. As in other areas there may be reversible routes available.

This "berth" is indicating that the TD (Train Describer) has received an input from the signalling system telling it which route has been selected by the signaller for G70 signal. With no route set, the "berth" will be blank.

This facility is only shown for this signal because the data needs to be sent to the TD system for the adjacent signal box (TVSC controlling the Bristol area).

Elsewhere, no route data is shown.

 

[The Planner]

Here's one I haven't seen before.

Given it's just below a signal marked G70 and the box is marked G70 Route I'm guessing Dn is Down and DC is whichever route is DC and it's what the points are set for at Standish junction?

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Down Charfield.

 

[htwestern]

What’s “141” at Shirehampton and Redland?

 

[Annetts key]

What’s “141” at Shirehampton and Redland?

Most likely, item 141 in the Weekly Operating Notice (WON) detailing either a line block or other occupation of the line for engineering works.

 

[Peter Mugridge]

Most likely DnDC means Down direction route on the Down Charfield line (towards Bristol, the down line to Westerleigh Junction is known as the Down Charfield line). Yes, the Dn is a bit redundant, but this format is typical for this area. As in other areas there may be reversible routes available.

This "berth" is indicating that the TD (Train Describer) has received an input from the signalling system telling it which route has been selected by the signaller for G70 signal. With no route set, the "berth" will be blank.

This facility is only shown for this signal because the data needs to be sent to the TD system for the adjacent signal box (TVSC controlling the Bristol area).

Elsewhere, no route data is shown.

Thank you; makes sense.