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Siemens Communications:<br />

On-board for high quality infotainment<br />

Media4Rail from Siemens is the on-board solution that enables railway<br />

operators to offer their passengers top-class infotainment on<br />

their own portable devices – such as laptops, handhelds, mobile<br />

phones or tablet PCs, with minimal upfront investment. Media4Rail<br />

offers passengers a variety of services such as music-on-demand,<br />

breaking news updates, current weather forecasts and real-time information<br />

about train connections and travel routes. QA4Rail is an<br />

end-to-end solution from Siemens for monitoring railway communication,<br />

voice and data recording (GSM-R and ECTS) and for rapid<br />

debugging, t<strong>here</strong>by ensuring the trouble-free functioning of the<br />

GSM-R and ETCS networks. By automatically activating an alarm<br />

before problems occur, QA4Rail can be relied upon to maintain the<br />

quality of the network service. Highly effective tools are available<br />

to enable user to identify problems with only a few mouse clicks. As<br />

a result reaction times are substantially reduced while at the same<br />

time helping to avoid serious incidents.<br />

Siemens Communications, Media and Technology, A-Wien<br />

Hall 2.1, Booth 134<br />

Christof Noss<br />

+49 (0)172-3731027<br />

christof.noss@siemens.com<br />

www.siemens.at/cmt<br />

Media4Rail<br />

QA4Rail<br />

Siemens Rail Systems:<br />

Rail vehicles and services for urban mobility<br />

The display by Siemens at the world’s largest transport technology<br />

fair <strong>InnoTrans</strong> 2012 is dominated by efficient mobility that helps to<br />

enhance the competitiveness of cities and regions and improves the<br />

quality of life. Poland’s capital has ordered new underground trains<br />

from Siemens. Three cars that are on show for the first time at the<br />

fair are based on the Inspiro metro platform. Also making its debut is<br />

a mock-up of the new Avenio generation of trams, which will be going<br />

into service in The Hague. This exhibitor has developed the Vectron<br />

locomotive type as a future-proof platform concept for international<br />

freight, regional and intercity services. One of the main advantages<br />

of this locomotive is its flexibility. Siemens is presenting three new<br />

versions: a Vectron locomotive with mid-range performance characteristics,<br />

a diesel shunter concept and a dual traction solution. Also<br />

making its first appearance is the RIC sleeping car for Russian Rail-<br />

Siemens AG,<br />

Rail Systems Division,<br />

D-Berlin<br />

Outdoor display G1/G2<br />

Ellen Schramke<br />

+49 (0)30-38622370<br />

ellen.schramke@siemens.com<br />

www.siemens.com<br />

ways (RZD), which has been designed for cross-border services and<br />

for use throughout Central and Western Europe. The Desiro RUS regional<br />

railcar for RZD is also making its debut.<br />

Desiro RUS regional rail car for Sotschi<br />

100 per cent low floor tram Avenio for The Hague<br />

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