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Mark Gleeson · 17-02-2006, 09:37

Its taken 3 and a half months to just a get a test train in service

This issue was brought to the attention of the manager in charge in October, the fact that the PIS system was flakey and would almost certainly not work

This was followed a by a letter in December and now in February we are told there is a trial version of updated software on test. I cannot understand why IE didn't bother to record the audio clips for every single station in one go, its just a case of loading the train computer with the timetable, it should work for every route from day one without question, its a small network

Unacceptable, in fact this would be illegal in the UK..... But it does show that armed with details we can get a result of sort

17-02-2006, 09:37	#96
Mark Gleeson Technical Officer Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Coach C, Seat 33 Posts: 12,669	Its taken 3 and a half months to just a get a test train in service This issue was brought to the attention of the manager in charge in October, the fact that the PIS system was flakey and would almost certainly not work This was followed a by a letter in December and now in February we are told there is a trial version of updated software on test. I cannot understand why IE didn't bother to record the audio clips for every single station in one go, its just a case of loading the train computer with the timetable, it should work for every route from day one without question, its a small network Unacceptable, in fact this would be illegal in the UK..... But it does show that armed with details we can get a result of sort Last edited by Mark Gleeson : 17-02-2006 at 09:41.