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So, I filled my car up with Optimax, and as per in the knowledge page.... Advice to reset the reading of higher octane fuel for the ECU to read and record under driving characteristics, and aid throttle response etc............... I took out my 20amp ECU fuse, I went to take out my 15amp ETCS fuse and it wasnt even plugged in. (I had been noticing that my "ECT PWR" button when presed and displayed on the dashboard, there was no noticable acceleration difference from standard). I put this fact that there was not ETCS (electronic Throttle control) in operation due to the lack of fuse not plugged in..... So, I waited 30 seconds, i plugged back in the ECU fuse, and this time, took a spare 15amp fuse and plugged it in where the ETCS 15amp fuse should be.... When using ECT PWR button now, I have a bigger kick on acceleration (Ithink-it's marginal)Prob due to the electronic throttle now being controoled by the fuse now plugged in.................(Is this how it works, I dont know) BUT------When driving, I can smell a slight whiff of burnt exhaust gases through my air intake in the cabin after plugging in the fuse...to confirm this I have removed the fuse, and now the exhauset gas smell has dissapeared. I have auto transmission and a six cyl engine. Question1. Can any one eplain how ETCS works, and what the fuse regualtes, and what I was missing out on with the fuse not plugged in. And what gain I expected/results to see, with the fuse now plugged back in. Question2. Why did the b...

Acronym Definition ETCS Electronic Toll Collection System ETCS Elementary Theory of the Category of Sets (mathematics) ETCS Electronic Throttle Control System ETCS European Train Control System ETCS Electronic Traction Control System (automobile mechanics) ETCS Engineering, Technology, and Computer Science (various universities) ETCS Enterprise Technology Corporate Services (various companies) ETCS Senior Chief Electronics Technician (Naval Rating) ETCS Expeditionary Tactical Communications System ETCS Extension Technology and Computer Services (University of Missouri-Columbia) ETCS Electrolytic Tin Coated Steel The company currently runs two ETCs in the midlands and managing director Aaron Henricksen said: "Our achievements in Birmingham and Solihull has proved that our unique approach and business model works in the UK market and we feel we can make a real difference to the lives of the unemployed in the north west."

The levels and operation modes are fundamental concepts of the ETCS system (European Train Control System). A short definition can be given as follows: ETCS Levels Level 1 involves continuous supervision of train movement (i.e. the onboard computer is continuously supervising the maximum permitted speed and calculating the braking curve to the end of movement authority) while non-continuous communication occurs between train and trackside, generally through Eurobalises. Lineside signals are necessary. Train detection and train integrity checks (i.e. the train is complete and has not been accidentally split) are performed by the trackside equipment beyond the scope of ERTMS. Level 2 involves continuous supervision of train movement with constant communication via GSM-R between the train and trackside. Lineside signals are optional in this case, and train detection and train integrity checks are performed by the trackside equipment beyond the scope of ERTMS. Level 3 involves continuous train supervision with continuous communication between the train and trackside. The main difference with Level 2 is that train location and integrity are managed within the scope of the ERTMS system, i.e. there is no need for lineside signals or train detection systems on the trackside other than Eurobalises. Train integrity is supervised by the train. In addition, there are two more levels: Level 0, which applies to trains equipped with ETCS running on non-equipped lines; and Level STM, whic...

The European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) is a single European signalling and speed control system that ensures interoperability of the national railway systems, reducing the purchasing and maintenance costs of the signalling systems as well as increasing the speed of trains, the capacity of infrastructure and the level of safety in rail transport. ERTMS comprises of the European Train Control System (ETCS), i.e. a cab-signalling system that incorporates automatic train protection, the Technical specifications for ETCS and GSM-R are published in the GSM-R provides voice communication for train drivers and signallers and provides data communication for ETCS. ERTMS and GSM-R rules are published in the ERA plays the role of system design authority for ERTMS. In that respect, it must establish a transparent process to manage, with the contribution of the sector’s representatives, any The Agency, in collaboration with the experts of the Sector organizations, has carried out the analysis and assessment of the CR in the database that can be considered as errors in the system specifications, with a view to identify those errors which could prevent the system to provide normal service according to Article 10 of the Commission Regulation (EU) No 2016/919. This opinion supersedes and replaces the opinion The results of this work is presented in this Opinion Within the scope of this assessment and provided that its recommendations are taken into account, the ETCS baseline 3 ...

Author: Patrick Atack— Last update: 30 March 2022 The ECTS framework helps students and universities define and understand the workload that comes with lectures and study programmes. It may deem daunting at first, but it’s actually quite easy to understand. Let’s explore the most common questions about ECTS: What is the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS)? The European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) is a points system used by universities and agreed by governments, that makes international education more easily comparable across borders. The European Credit Transfer System - or, more precisely, the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System - makes studying across the European Higher Education Area much more comparable. A system of credits means one course or module is worth the same at any university. The system helps students study and live in different European nations during their studies. It also makes studying abroad much easier, as it means universities can compare the classes and courses they offer, so you get credit for your semester or year abroad. Credits for lectures from different institutions can be accumulated (or added up) towards one degree or qualification, allowing for much more flexibility. The ECTS system has been adopted by countries across the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). There are 48 nations signed up to the EHEA, from Portugal in the West to Russia and Kazakhstan in the East. Find study programmes in Europe What a...

When talking about ERTMS, we mainly talk about two systems: • The ETCS (European Train Control System), a train control standard, based on in-cab equipment able to supervise train movements and to stop it according to the permitted speed at each line section, along with calculation and supervision of the maximum train speed at all times. Information is received from the ETCS equipment beside the track (balises or radio) depending on the operation level. The driver’s response is continuously monitored, and if necessary the emergency brakes would be taken under control. The objective of this comprehensive ATP (Automatic Train Protection System) is to constantly monitor the train speed, and compare it to the maximum values that are sent by trackside signalling. This communication that is needed between onboard and trackside will be provided by means of balises (that is what operation Level 1 will be called) or by GSM-R radio connection (operation Level 2). • GSM-R (Global System for Mobile Communications - Railways) is the second ERTMS system, the European radio communications standard for railway operations. Based on GSM radio technology, GSM-R uses exclusive frequency bands to communicate the train with traffic control centres, devices beside the track, etc. ERTMS is therefore the European standard for such an ATP that achieves interoperability throughout Europe. Indeed, it allows a train equipped with an ERTMS onboard device made by any supplier to run on track sections eq...