RailConX Standard
Comprehensive suite of high-performance rolling stock control & communication systems
RailConX-P
The RailConX-P is a comprehensive Control System Platform specifically engineered for highly demanding rolling stock applications. Built to strict EN50155 standards, it provides unparalleled processing power for complex Train Control and Management System (TCMS) architectures. By leveraging robust Ethernet backbones (TRDP, UDP/TCP-IP) and legacy interfaces (MVB, CANopen), the RailConX-P ensures seamless integration into new builds or modernization projects, offering a future-proof foundation for railway digitalization.
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RailConX-C
A highly modular remote I/O solution designed for distributed control applications across rolling stock. The RailConX-C provides localized intelligence and reliable data acquisition, minimizing wiring overhead while maximizing diagnostic capabilities. Fully compliant with railway environmental standards, it acts as a robust edge node in the Train Communication Network (TCN), reliably interfacing with various vehicle subsystems and transmitting data over TRDP or standard Ethernet.
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RailConX-R
An advanced cloud-connected remote monitoring solution specifically built for modern fleet management. The RailConX-R aggregates data from various onboard systems via MVB or TRDP and securely transmits it to wayside servers or cloud platforms over cellular networks. This enables predictive maintenance, real-time fault diagnostics, and comprehensive data analytics, significantly reducing vehicle downtime and optimizing maintenance schedules.
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ProtoXCon
The ProtoXCon is a high-performance protocol translator designed to bridge the gap between diverse railway communication standards. It seamlessly translates data between legacy networks like Multifunction Vehicle Bus (MVB) or serial lines and modern Ethernet-based protocols like Train Real-time Data Protocol (TRDP). This gateway is essential for train refurbishment projects, allowing operators to integrate modern subsystems into older train architectures without requiring a complete TCMS overhaul.
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ConXTRDP
A specialized Train Real-time Data Protocol (TRDP) gateway engineered to bring existing serial or CAN-based systems into a modern, high-speed TRDP network. The ConXTRDP ensures reliable, deterministic data exchange across the train consist, supporting advanced features like Dual-Homing for network redundancy and SDTv2 for safety-critical data transmission up to SIL2 standards.
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Product Comparison
| Product | Protocol | Application | Compliance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Modular Control System Platform | MVB, TRDP, CANOpen, RS485/RS232/RS422 | Main control system | EN50155 / IEC60571, IEC 61375 |
| RIOM | TRDP | Remote I/O solution | EN50155 / IEC60571, IEC 61375-2-3 |
| RMS | MVB, TRDP, HTTPS | Fleet monitoring | EN50155 / IEC60571, IEC 61375 |
| Protocol Converter | MVB, TRDP, CANOpen, RS485/RS232/RS422 | Protocol conversion | EN50155 / IEC60571, IEC 61375 |
| TRDP Gateway | TRDP | Train network | EN50155 / IEC60571, IEC 61375-2-3 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Are your products EN50155 compliant?
Yes, all our rolling stock electronics, including the RailConX series and Protocol Converters, are fully compliant with EN50155 standards for electronic equipment used on rolling stock.
Do you support IEC 61375 Train Communication Network (TCN) standards?
Absolutely. We extensively support IEC 61375 standards, including TRDP (Train Real-time Data Protocol), MVB (Multifunction Vehicle Bus), and CANOpen.
Can the ProtoXCon convert MVB to TRDP seamlessly?
Yes, our ProtoXCon Protocol Converter is specifically designed for high-performance, seamless translation between legacy MVB networks and modern Ethernet-based TRDP networks.
Do you provide custom hardware modifications?
Yes, our engineering team can provide customized variants of our standard platforms to meet specific project requirements and footprint constraints.