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== Overview ==
 
== Overview ==
  
The train movements feed contains messages produced by [TRUST].  These messages are one of eight types, all in JSON format:
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The train movements feed contains messages produced by [[TRUST]].  These messages are one of eight types, all in JSON format:
  
* 0001 - [Train Activation]
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* 0001 - [[Train Activation]]
* 0002 - [Train Cancellation]
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* 0002 - [[Train Cancellation]]
* 0003 - [Train Movement]
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* 0003 - [[Train Movement]]
* 0004 - [Unidentified Train]
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* 0004 - [[Unidentified Train]]
* 0005 - [Train Reinstatement]
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* 0005 - [[Train Reinstatement]]
* 0006 - [Change of Origin]
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* 0006 - [[Change of Origin]]
* 0007 - [Change of Identity]
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* 0007 - [[Change of Identity]]
* 0008 - [Change of Location]
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* 0008 - [[Change of Location]]
  
 
== Lifecycle ==
 
== Lifecycle ==

Revision as of 20:41, 22 July 2012

Overview

The train movements feed contains messages produced by TRUST. These messages are one of eight types, all in JSON format:

Lifecycle

Before any action can be taken on a train, the schedule must be activated. An [Activation] message will be received, which will link a schedule to a 10-character train identity. This identity is referenced in all other message types, and there is no need to calculate it manually.

A train may be cancelled (either entirely or from a particular calling point onwards) through a [Train Cancellation] message, or start from a location other than the originating location through a [Change of Origin] message. A train may be reinstated after cancellation through a [Train Reinstatement] message.

One point to note - the [Change of Identity] message type is rarely seen. This is used when a train running under one class (e.g. a Class 4 freight with a train identity starting 4---) must run under a different class for some reason - usually because it must run at a lower speed due to the type of load it is carrying.