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Training proposalFare Collection Academy:
Fare collectionsystems
2003
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04 I 05 Passion for Public Transport
06 I 07 The Fare Collection Academy
08 I 09 Course 1: Stationary TVM FareGo Sales ST
10 I 11 Course 1a: Stationary TVM FAA 2000
12 I 13 Course 2: Mobile TVM FareGo Sales OT
14 I 15 Course 3: Revenue service maintenance
16 I 17 Course 4: Fare Gate and Local Device Controller
18 I 19 Course 5: FareGo Val
20 I 21 Course 6: POScom/FareMaster/FareGo Sales MP 22 I 23 Course 7: Farebox
24 I 25 Course 8: Basic operation of the control level
26 I 27 Course 8a: Administrative operation of the control level
28 I 29 Course 9: Special training course
30 I 31 Course overview
31 I 32 References
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Our intelligent ticketing and innovation systems impact both transport compa-nies and passengers around the world. Thanks to our innovative technology, transportation service providers can make better decisions and operate more efficiently.
Being leaders of technical innovation we continuously improve public transport services to support and satisfy our custo-
mers’ demand in an ever more evolving world.
We are proud to continually provide one of the finest and most reliable business solutions for transport agencies in the in-dustry. Strengthened by our world-class partners’ expertise and with our open architecture, we offer a comprehensive ITS portfolio with seamless integration to various third party systems or applica-
tions. By focusing on the individual requi-rements of each customer, we providetruly unique solutions.
Our passion for public transport, and our 40 years experience in providing the best business solution is why our customers stay with us well beyond the first delive-ry.
Parking and access systems
The Scheidt & Bachmann entervo products provide integrated modu-lar systems solutions for parking management and also cashier and access control systems for leisure centres. Customised and flexible solutions attract a wide range of clients worldwide.
Signalling systems
With more than 140 years of expe-rience, Scheidt & Bachmann is one of the most successful manufactur-ers in the field of railway signalling systems. Our network-capable and computer-controlled systems allow you to exercise individual and secure control of your overall route plan.
Petrol station systems
Our integrated solutions designed for the future-proof operation of petrol stations are founded on more than 80 years of experience in this field. Scheidt & Bachmann is the leading supplier of automated sys-tems to petrol stations in Germany and a leading European supplier of system solutions.
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The Fare Collection Academy
Implementing an innovative and
integrated ticketing technology
system requires a professional
partner. Not only from the initial
planning stage right through until
the system is ready to be put into
operation, but also for the operating
time of the system. Therefore the
education and training of the
transport system staff, who have
to operate this kind of innovative
system, play a very important role
in Scheidt & Bachmann’s project
management.
At the Fare Collection Academy the
trainers, pass on their expertise and
hands-on experience of various
jobs and scenarios to the course
participants. They have worked in the
business and are familiar with all the
hardware and software related tricks
and tips from their routine work.
The trainees have access to facilities
using the latest technology, such as
individual training to learn the ropes
of the administrative level systems as
well as the latest equipment (ticket
machines, point of sale devices, etc.).
These training programs and units
have been created for people who
are professionals in the repair,
maintenance and analysis of
equipment, and also work at the
administration level. The focus here is
always on practical application. Each
training program is of course adapted
to clients’ requirements and their
particular systems.
The objective here is to train course
participants so intensively that all the
course material is easily integrated into
their everyday routine operations. It is
a concept that works well, and which
many people working for Scheidt &
Bachmann’s clients worldwide find
effective.
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Course 1: Stationary Ticket Vending Machine
Requirements Good knowledge in mechanical and electrical procedures
Objectives Confident operation of the TVMRemedy of malfunctions of the vending machine which can be realised by means of simple replace-ment of componentsGood knowledge of the on-site maintenance proceduresGood knowledge of all revenue service proce-dures at the vending machine
Attendance Max. 6
Course duration 2 days
Products All stationary FareGo ticket vending machines versions FareGo Sales ST|40, ST|50, ST|71 and newer
FareGo Sales ST
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Training content:FareGo Sales ST Basics
The communication and interfaces
between the individual modules
Serial interface V11
The principle of the Scheidt &
Bachmann data interface and com-
munication
Internal structure of the vending
machine
Comprehensive explanations of the
individual components
The course focuses on the remedy
of simple failures of the individual
components
Replacement of the individual
components
The individual components in the
vending machine are dismantled
and replaced with and without
tools
The TVM service commands
Comprehensive overview of all
service commands
Effects on hard- and software will
be shown
Commissioning and installation of
the vending machine
Prerequisites and explanation of
commissioning and installation
procedures will be explained
Repair
Explanation of the event codes
Analysis and repair aid (mechanic
and electric)
Safety features will be stressed out
Maintenance cycles
Detailed information about the
maintenance cycles prescribed by
Scheidt & Bachmann
Furthermore it is explained which
modules must be maintained on-
site or in the workshop
Cleaning and maintenance of the
individual field components
The individual components are
explained, cleaned and maintained
Tools and cleaning aids
Detailed information about the
tools and cleaning aids to be used
Revenue service maintenance
Comprehensive explanation of the
individual procedures required for
a revenue service maintenance
The step by step procedures to
replace all revenue service compo-
nents
The revenue service reports will be
explained
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Course 1a: Stationary Ticket Vending MachineFAA 2000
Requirements Good knowledge in mechanical and electrical procedures
Objectives Confident operation of the TVMRemedy of malfunctions of the vending machine which can be realised by means of simple replace-ment of componentsGood knowledge of the on-site maintenance proceduresGood knowledge of all revenue service proce-dures at the vending machine
Attendance Max. 6
Course duration 3 days
Products All stationary ticket ven-ding machines of the FAA 2000 generation
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Training content:
Basics
The communication and interfaces
between the individual modules
Serial interface V11
The principle of the Scheidt &
Bachmann data interface and com-
munication
Internal structure of the vending
machine
Comprehensive explanations of the
individual components
The course focuses on the remedy
of simple failures of the individual
components
Replacement of the individual
components
The individual components in the
vending machine are dismantled
and replaced with and without
tools
The TVM service commands
Comprehensive overview of all
service commands
Effects on hard- and software will
be shown
Commissioning and installation of
the vending machine
Prerequisites and explanation of
commissioning and installation
procedures will be explained
Repair
Explanation of the event codes
Analysis and repair aid (mechanic
and electric)
Safety features will be stressed out
Maintenance cycles
Detailed information about the
maintenance cycles prescribed by
Scheidt & Bachmann
Furthermore it is explained which
modules must be maintained on-
site or in the workshop
Cleaning and maintenance of the
individual field components
The individual components are
explained, cleaned and maintained
Tools and cleaning aids
Detailed information about the
tools and cleaning aids to be used
Revenue service maintenance
Comprehensive explanation of the
individual procedures required for
a revenue service maintenance
The step by step procedures to
replace all revenue service compo-
nents
The revenue service reports will be
explained
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Course 2: Mobile Ticket Vending MachineFareGo Sales OT
Requirements Good knowledge in mechanical and electrical procedures
Objectives Confident operation of the TVMRemedy of malfunctions of the vending machine which can be realised by means of simple replace-ment of componentsGood knowledge of the on-site maintenance proceduresGood knowledge of all revenue service proce-dures at the vending machine
Attendance Max. 6
Course duration 2 days
Products All on-board FareGo Sales ticket vending machines
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Training content:
Basics
The communication and interfaces
between the individual modules
Serial interface V11
The principle of the Scheidt &
Bachmann data interface and com-
munication
Internal structure of the vending
machine
Comprehensive explanations of the
individual components
The course focuses on the remedy
of simple failures of the individual
components
Replacement of the individual
components
The individual components in the
vending machine are dismantled
and replaced with and without
tools
The TVM service commands
Comprehensive overview of all
service commands
Effects on hard- and software will
be shown
Commissioning and installation of
the vending machine
Prerequisites and explanation of
commissioning and installation
procedures will be explained
Repair
Explanation of the event codes
Analysis and repair aid (mechanic
and electric)
Safety features will be stressed out
Maintenance cycles
Detailed information about the
maintenance cycles prescribed by
Scheidt & Bachmann
Furthermore it is explained which
modules must be maintained on-
site or in the workshop
Cleaning and maintenance of the
individual field components
The individual components are
explained, cleaned and maintained
Tools and cleaning aids
Detailed information about the
tools and cleaning aids to be used
Revenue service maintenance
Comprehensive explanation of the
individual procedures required for
a revenue service maintenance
The step by step procedures to
replace all revenue service compo-
nents
The revenue service reports will be
explained
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Course 3: Revenue service maintenance
Requirements There are no requirements to be met
Objectives Good knowledge of all re-venue service procedures at the vending machine
Attendance Max. 6
Course duration 1 day
Products: All stationary and mobile TVMs by Scheidt & Bach-mann
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Course 3: Revenue service maintenance
Functioning of the vending
machine
Brief explanation of the entire sys-
tem, focused on the functioning of
the vending machine
Internal structure of the vending
machine
Explanation and function of the
individual components
The course focuses on the revenue
service considerations with regard
to specific components
Data handling with the service
keyboard
Brief description of the removable
data carrier
Handling of the removable data
carrier in the vending machine
Replacement of the individual
components
The revenue service components in
the vending machine are replaced
The exact procedure is demons-
trated with the help of a full take
through the revenue service main-
tenance
Error corrections
Handling problems, which might
occur during the revenue service
maintenance, are explained in
detail
The quick elimination of errors is
explained
Printouts of the vending machine
All revenue service printouts are
printed and explained
Transport of the individual reve-
nue service components
Correct transport and storage of
the replaced components in the
service vehicle and in the workshop
Training content:
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Requirements Good knowledge in mechanical and electrical procedures
Objectives Confident operation of the LDCRemedy of malfunctions of the gate which can be realised by means of simple replacement of componentsGood knowledge about the adjustment and maintenance procedures of major components
Attendance Max. 6
Course duration 2 days
Products All Fare Gates by Scheidt & Bachmann
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Course 4: Fare Gate and Local Device Controller (LDC)
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Basics
The communication and interfaces
between the individual gate modu-
les
Internal structure of the Fare Gate
Explanation and function of the
individual components
Replacement of the individual
components
The individual components in the
gate are dismantled and replaced
with and without tools
Data handling with the service
keyboard
The command set of the gate will
be explained
Adjustment of key elements
Adjustments of the light barriers,
the clutch and glas panel
Repair
Explanation of the event codes
Analysis and repair aid (mechanic
and electric)
Commissioning and installation of
the gate
Prerequisites and explanation of
commissioning and installation
(electrical wiring of the gate com-
ponents)
Maintenance
Explanation of the required on-site
maintenance procedures
Presentation of necessary tools and
cleaning aids
Safety features and transport of
the individual components
Correct transport and storage of
the replaced components in the
service vehicle
Local device controller
Comprehensive explanation of the
menu structure and gate control-
ling features
Training content:
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Course 5: Smart Card Validator (stationary/mobile)
Requirements There are no requirements to be met
Objectives Remedy of malfunctionsGood knowledge about the adjustment and maintenance procedures
Attendance Max. 6
Course duration 1 day
Products All validators by Scheidt & Bachmann
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Course 5: Smart Card Validator (stationary/mobile)
Technical concept
General introduction into the
system
Performance features
Description of the individual hard-
ware components and peripherals
Basic functions of the validator
Commissioning of hardware and
software
Smart card technology
Explanation of the hardware and
software
Repair
Explanation of possible causes of
errors
Analysis and repair aid (mechanic
and electric)
Maintenance
Explanation of the required on-site
maintenance procedures
Presentation of necessary tools and
cleaning aids
Training content:
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Course 6: POScom/FareMaster/FareGo Sales MP
Requirements There are no requirements to be met
Objectives Safe operation of the sales deviceRemedy of malfunctionsGood knowledge about the adjustment and maintenance procedures
Attendance Max. 6
Course duration 1 day
Products All personal opera-ted sales systems by Scheidt & Bachmann
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Course 6: POScom/FareMaster/FareGo Sales MP
Technical concept
General introduction into the
system
Description of the technical proce-
dure from the ticket issuance up to
the settlement
Performance features
Description of the hardware
Performance of the individual com-
ponents and peripherals
Basic functions
Commissioning of a sales device
Shifts and daily functions
Keeping of sales shifts and execu-
tion of service functions
Settlement of the sales device
Execution of a cashier‘s statement
Check of the settlement printouts
and storage of all entered data
Commissioning and installation
Prerequisites and explanation of
commissioning and installation
procedures will be explained
Maintenance
Explanation of the required on-site
maintenance procedures
Presentation of necessary tools and
cleaning aids
Repair
Explanation of possible causes of
errors
Analysis and repair aid (mechanic
and electric)
Training content:
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Course 7: Farebox
Requirements Good knowledge in mechanical and electrical procedures
Objectives Safe operation of the fareboxRemedy of malfunctions of the farebox The on-site maintenance of the fareboxGood knowledge of all revenue service proce-dures at the farebox
Attendance Max. 6
Course duration 2 days
Products All fareboxes by Scheidt & Bachmann
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FareGo Sales FB
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Course 7: Farebox
Basics
The communication and interfaces
between the individual modules
Internal structure of the farebox
Comprehensive explanations of the
individual components
The course focuses on the remedy
of simple failures of the individual
components
Replacement of the individual
components
The individual components in the
farebox are dismantled and repla-
ced with and without tools
The farebox service commands
Comprehensive overview of all
service commands
Effects on hard- and software will
be shown
Commissioning and installation of
the farebox
Prerequisites and explanation of
commissioning and installation
procedures will be explained
Repair
Explanation of the event codes
Analysis and repair aid (mechanic
and electric)
Safety features will be stressed out
Maintenance cycles
Detailed information about the
maintenance cycles prescribed by
Scheidt & Bachmann
Furthermore it is explained which
modules must be maintained on-
site or in the workshop
Tools and cleaning aids
Detailed information about the
tools and cleaning aids to be used
Cleaning and maintenance of the
individual field components
The individual components are
explained, cleaned and maintained
Revenue service maintenance
Comprehensive explanation of the
individual procedures required for
a revenue service maintenance
The step by step procedures to
replace all revenue service compo-
nents
The revenue service reports will be
explained
Training content:
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Course 8: Basic operation of the control level
Requirements General PC knowledge
Objectives Good knowledge of the control levelGood knowledge of all daily related processes
Attendance Max. 6
Course duration 1-2 days
Products All background systems by Scheidt & Bachmann
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Course 8: Basic operation of the control level
Basics
General introduction into the
system
Structure of the network
Menu structure
Adaptation of the system mainte-
nance menu structure to customer-
specific requirements
Access to the system
Log-in
Handling with passwords
Online events
Configuration of alarm users based
on users already maintained
Configuration of events and alarm
Tariff maintenance
Explanation of the tariff structure
Change of a tariff fare
Status Monitor
Use of the status visualisation mask
Order management
Creation of a new order
Download of version data
Upload of shift data
Reports
Printout of the individual program-
med reports
The organisation and filtering of
special data
Training content:
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Kurs 8a: Administrative operation of the control level
Requirements General PC knowledge
Objectives Good knowledge of the control levelGood knowledge of all daily related processesSystem maintenanceConfiguration of field devicesVersion management
Attendance Max. 6
Course duration 3-4 days
Products All background systems by Scheidt & Bachmann
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Kurs 8a: Administrative operation of the control level
Basics
General introduction into the
system
Structure of the network
Menu structure
Adaptation of the system mainte-
nance menu structure to customer-
specific requirements
Access to the system
Log-in
Handling with passwords
Online events
Configuration of alarm users based
on users already maintained
Configuration of events and alarm
Alarm user
Configuration of alarm users based
on users already maintained
Configuration of events and alarm
Editing alarms
Use of the alarm user mask
Processing of alarms
Tariff maintenance
Explanation of the tariff structure
Change of a tariff fare
Status Monitor
Use of the status visualisation mask
Configuration of the status visuali-
sation mask
Version management
Concept of the version manage-
ment
Explanation of various types of
versions
Status of version types
Order management
Creation of a new order
Download of version data
Upload of shift data
Control functions when dealing
with the order management
Offline-tools
Initialisation of a data carrier
Integration of data from offline
devices
Transmitting from versions to an
offline device
Reports
Printout of the individual program-
med reports
The organisation and filtering of
special data
Training content:
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Course 9: Special training course
Requirements Based on the individual course content
Objectives The acquiring of special know how in hard- and software areas
Attendance Upon consultation
Course duration Upon consultation
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Course 9: Special training course
The coordination (timeframe and
content) takes individually place
with the customer.
Here are some examples:
Shop maintenance of Scheidt &
Bachmann modules
Use of the right tools and cleaning
aids
Comprehensive explanation of
the electronic and mechanical
modules
Assembly instructions of the indi-
vidual modules
Adjustments
Mechanical adjustments of
Scheidt & Bachmann modules
Adjustments of software parame-
ters
Comprehensive explanation of
sub modules
Tariff and layout changes
Explanation of special software
programs
Explanation and changes of the
ticket layout
Realisation of tariff changes
Software parameter adjustments
Training content:
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Course overview
Course Requirements Objectives Attendance Course duration
1: Stationary ticket vending machine (versions FareGo Sales ST|40, ST|50, ST|70 and newer)
Good knowledge in mechanical and electrical procedures
Confident operation of the TVMRemedy of malfunctions of the vending machine which can be realised by means of simple replacement of componentsGood knowledge of the on-site maintenance proceduresGood knowledge of all revenue service procedures at the vending machine
Max. 6 2 days
1a: Stationary ticket vending machine (FAA 2000)
Good knowledge in mechanical and electrical procedures
Confident operation of the TVMRemedy of malfunctions of the vending machine which can be realised by means of simple replacement of componentsGood knowledge of the on-site maintenance proceduresGood knowledge of all revenue service procedures at the vending machine
Max. 6 3 days
2: Mobile ticket vending machine
Good knowledge in mechanical and electrical procedures
Confident operation of the TVMRemedy of malfunctions of the vending machine which can be realised by means of simple replacement of componentsGood knowledge of the on-site maintenance proceduresGood knowledge of all revenue service procedures at the vending machine
Max. 6 2 days
3: Revenue service maintenance
There are no requirements to be met
Good knowledge of all revenue service procedures at the vending machine
Max. 6 1 day
4: Fare Gate and Local Device Controller
Good knowledge in mechanical and electrical procedures
Confident operation of the LDCRemedy of malfunctions of the gate which can be rea-lised by means of simple replacement of componentsGood knowledge about the adjustment and mainte-nance procedures of major components
Max. 6 2 days
5: Smart Card Validator There are no requirements to be met
Remedy of malfunctionsGood knowledge about the adjustment and mainte-nance procedures
Max. 6 1 day
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Course overview
Course Requirements Objectives Attendance Course dura-tion
6: POScom/FareMaster/FareGo Sales MP
There are no requirements to be met
Safe operation of the sales deviceRemedy of malfunctionsGood knowledge about the adjustment and mainte-nance procedures
Max. 6 1 day
7: Farebox Good knowledge in mechanical and electrical procedures
Safe operation of the fareboxRemedy of malfunctions of the farebox The on-site maintenance of the fareboxGood knowledge of all revenue service procedures at the farebox
Max. 6 2 days
8: Basic operation of the control level
General PC knowledge Good knowledge of the control levelGood knowledge of all daily related processes
Max. 6 1-2 days
8a: Administrative ope-ration of the control level
General PC knowledge Good knowledge of the control levelGood knowledge of all daily related processesSystem maintenanceConfiguration of field devicesVersion management
Max. 6 3-4 days
9: Special training course
Based on the individual course content
The acquiring of special know how in hard- and software areas
Upon consul-tation
Upon consul-tation
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Course overview
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References
Deutsche Bahn
First Group, UK
Irish Rail
Kölner Verkehrsbetriebe / Stadtwerke Bonn
Linz AG Linien
Long Island Railroad
LUAS, Irland
MBTA, Boston
Metro Kopenhagen
Mint of Poland
National Express, UK
Neuchâtel
Phoenix
RET, Rotterdam
Rheinbahn Düsseldorf
Schweizerische Bundesbahnen
Stadtwerke München
West Coast Express, Canada
Wiener Lokalbahnen
Deutsche Bahn
First Group, UK
Irish Rail
Kölner Verkehrsbetriebe / Stadtwerke Bonn
Linz AG Linien
Long Island Railroad
LUAS, Irland
MBTA, Boston
Metro Kopenhagen
Mint of Poland
National Express, UK
Neuchâtel
Phoenix
RET, Rotterdam
Rheinbahn Düsseldorf
Schweizerische Bundesbahnen
Stadtwerke München
West Coast Express, Canada
Wiener Lokalbahnen
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References Satisfied customers all over the world
Our training courses are
developed for people who profes-
sionally work in maintenance and
service of the equipment and as
administrators on management
levels.
Due to the high practical share of our
training measures, you will be en-ab-
led to integrate the trained subjects
and implement it into your everyday
work. Irrespective of your progress
of knowledge, whether you are a be-
ginner, dispose of basic knowledge,
or have already advanced to higher
levels, we will offer you a successful
qualification for your daily work.
Many staff members of companies
in Germany and abroad have already
made use of our training courses for
extended vocational training.
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