Emergency Brake

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  1. Luciano Iosa

    Luciano Iosa New Member

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    Hi friends, when a make a career trip, I always get the error "emergency brake setting" , what is it, and how to set ?
     
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    749006 Well-Known Member

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    You might have to tell us the train and route as not every train is the same.

    Some trains have Safety Systems - UK trains have AWS, German trains have PZB, when you don't acknowledge a warning the Emergency Brakes apply. If you Drive Past a Signal showing Red the Emergency Brakes apply.

    Peter
     
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    Luciano Iosa New Member

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    Yes, Trailn id the loco DBBR189 route Mannheim to Karlshure
     
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    Average_Joe57 Active Member

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    Press Q often to reset the AWS system, that will prevent the emergency brakes from randomly applying
     
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    749006 Well-Known Member

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    The DB locos don't have BR AWS systems and don't use the Q Button
     
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    749006 Well-Known Member

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    The locos have a System called PZB and you have to click the PZB button when you pass a signal which is Not All Green
    If you don't click the button when you are passing the signal the brakes apply - unlike the AWS on UK locos there is No Audible Warning.
    Have a watch of this video which explains the system


    I personally don't use the PZB system as I just don't like it and I turn it off.

    Peter
     

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