SIL4 SYSTEMSIEEE/FRA Event Recorder
IEEE 1482.1
FRA CFR 249
SIL-2 or SIL-4-level Application
EN50155
The SIL4 Systems Event Recorder is a safety-rated recording system engineered for demanding applications, ensuring reliable data capture and storage in critical environments.
IEEE/FRA Event Recorder
Built for safety with a SIL2-SIL4 rated safety platform
The system consists of an on-board processor, an FPGA, and up to 1 GB of onboard memory, which can be extended with up to 64 GB of off-board memory. The base system includes multiple inputs and outputs along with communications capabilities, offering extensibility and scalability. It supports unlimited data tags, constrained only by available memory, and provides a data capture rate of 20 ms or higher.
Certifications
IEEE 1482.1
FRA CFR 249
SIL-2 or SIL-4-level Application
EN50155
Platform
Reliable, safety certified foundation
- Standard VMP Platform - Designed to EN50126/8/9 Safety Standards - Designed to EN50155 Environmental Standard - Meets or exceeds all IEEE, FRA and other standards - Integrates with existing Train Control Systems - Scalable to 2X or higher for inputs and outputs
I/O & Connectivity
Comprehensive, versatile inputs and outputs paired with flexible, expandable communication interfaces for precise data acquisition and advanced networking.
- 20 digital inputs - 4 analog inputs - 4 pulsed TACH inputs (EOS or Reluctance) - 10 safety outputs - Onboard Ethernet EN50519-1 2010 - Onboard USB 2.0 - Onboard Serial input port - Extendable to support 5G Cellular, WiFi, and GPS over Ethernet
Companion Data Analysis and Plotting Tool
Plot, perform sophisticated search queries, view resultant periods of data and more
Typical Safety-Critical data recorded will be: 1. Speed 2. Direction of travel (Forward or Reverse) 3. Time 4. Distance 5. Throttle position 6. Operation of brakes 7. Status of Headlights and Marker Lights (On or Off) 8. Operation of Horn 9. Status of Cab signals
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Datasheets
Downloads for our IEEE/FRA Event Recorder Datasheets
Contact
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