TRUST - finding a specific unit

[EastCoastway]

Hello,

Part of my job involves looking for lost property and knowing what a unit is working after it has terminated would be handy on the off chance that when the service has been terminated an item hasn't been found. Does anyone know the TRUST command for finding the diagram for a specific unit, please?

 

[LA50041]

Hello,

Part of my job involves looking for lost property and knowing what a unit is working after it has terminated would be handy on the off chance that when the service has been terminated an item hasn't been found. Does anyone know the TRUST command for finding the diagram for a specific unit, please?

Think you can only get a unit diagram from genius.
I’ve not found a way otherwise

 

[janb]

If you have access to Gemini you can do it.

With TRUST I was only ever able to look at a location, look at the unit allocation (command UA) and work it out myself.

 

[Aictos]

If you have access to Gemini you can do it.

With TRUST I was only ever able to look at a location, look at the unit allocation (command UA) and work it out myself.

Indeed time consuming but sometimes quicker if you put in the TOC code too especially if it’s a location served by more then one TOC.

 

[DarloRich]

Hello,

Part of my job involves looking for lost property and knowing what a unit is working after it has terminated would be handy on the off chance that when the service has been terminated an item hasn't been found. Does anyone know the TRUST command for finding the diagram for a specific unit, please?

Surely asking your manager for the appropriate training would be the right answer

 

[Aictos]

Surely asking your manager for the appropriate training would be the right answer

Depends on the manager, when I used it in a previous role like everything elsewhere I had to learn on the job and teach myself as it wasn’t something the manager knew anything about.

In the end, it depends on the training that’s available.

 

[800002]

Would an 'E3' Locomotive Enquiry be of any use?
But it would only tell you where the unit is last reported as being at, and the previous service it ran.

 

[43094]

It used to be possible to check a specific unit in TRUST (using the TSRO function).

However that was removed when Web Gemini was brought online in the late 2000s.

Your best bet is to ask officially for a Web Gemini sign-on, with the appropriate permissions to access units operated by whichever TOC you need.

 

[hurri67]

Indeed time consuming but sometimes quicker if you put in the TOC code too especially if it’s a location served by more then one TOC.

could you pm me the input code so I can try it please?

 

[Aictos]

could you pm me the input code so I can try it please?

I don’t have the manual anymore so can’t I’m sorry.

If I had the manual I would advise.

 

[janb]

TOC/sector codes listed here
https://wiki.openraildata.com/index.php/TOC_Codes

TSID enquiry, then narrow by location, time etc., business sector, and using UA instead of L.

 

[hurri67]

thank you.

 

[Aictos]

TOC/sector codes listed here
https://wiki.openraildata.com/index.php/TOC_Codes

TSID enquiry, then narrow by location, time etc., business sector, and using UA instead of L.

Thanks for this, remember the codes 26 and 61 but couldn’t remember which TOC was 61.