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Air Brakes and Train Handling Rules - Alaska Railroad

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68 EOT Telemetry DevicesTo calibrate the EOT:1. Charge the brake pipe <strong>and</strong> connect the EOT.2. Compare the pressure displayed at the EOT to the pressuredisplayed on the LCU.3. Make sure the two readings are within ± 3 psi of each other.4. Detach the EOT from the brake pipe <strong>and</strong> connect an accurate(calibrated) gauge.5. Compare the pressure indicated on the gauge to the brake pipepressure readout on the LCU.6. Make sure the pressure indicated on the gauge is within ± 3 psiof the LCU readout.NOTE: Do not use an EOT that displays a pressure notwithin ± 3 psi of the LCU readout or the accurate (calibrated)gauge.7. The person at the EOT uses a pen to enter the following informationon the Calibration Date Tag:• Name• Date• Location of test8. Attach the Calibration Date Tag to the EOT.68.6 Overview Of Glenayre Digitair End-Of-<strong>Train</strong> Telemetry DeviceThe Glenayre Digitair is a radio end-of-train telemetry system thatconsists of:• End-of-train (EOT) unit mounted on the trailing coupler of thelast car• Locomotive cab unit (LCU) mounted in the locomotiveJune 1, 1996 ARRC <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Brakes</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Train</strong> H<strong>and</strong>ling Manual 68-15

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