Simulation system main/standby switching method based on railway safety communication protocol
A technology of simulation system and active-standby switching, applied in railway signal and safety, railway traffic management, transmission system, etc., can solve problems such as difficult to quickly locate, dual-master problem switching mode, single problem, etc., so as to facilitate problem finding and write flexibly Effect
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[0054] refer to image 3 , execute step S1, and establish an RSSP1 active / standby switching simulation system;
[0055] Through S101, different processes are established to simulate the main system and backup system, A machine and B machine of the external system of RSSP1 respectively.
[0056] After the simulation test system is established, a connection is established with the main system and the backup system of the system under test through step S102.
[0057] For the RSSP1 protocol, the security layer message sent by the external simulation system includes master / standby and A / B machine signs.
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[0060]In the simulation system, there can be many combinations, such as A machine master, B machine backup, or B machine master, A machine backup;
[0061] The one that starts up first is the main system. In this example, machine A is set as the main system, and machine B is set as the backup;
[0062] Through step S2: writing an automatic or manual swit...
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