Threat detection solution
With its new Threat Detection Solution, Selectron offers a scalable cybersecurity solution for the individual needs of rail operators to master the increasing risk of cyber threats.
Selectron Systems AG produces a range of controllers, centralised and decentralised remote I/O systems, drivers' cab displays, and communication components for train or bus vehicles. The systems are freely programmable and expansion components are used to adjust sensors and actuators.
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Selectron Systems AG offers safe and freely programmable controllers, centralised and decentralised remote I/O systems, driver’s cab displays, and communication components at vehicle or train bus level.
Essential to the product portfolio is the EN 50155-compliant MAS 83x controller family. Flexibly expandable, it includes module versions for a wide range of safety levels, and runs the user program designed by the system engineers.
Central expansion components use signal conditioning to ensure optimum adjustment of various sensors and actuators.
Selectron offers the following solutions:
Modern rail vehicle systems require brakes, door and HVAC systems, traction, illumination control and power supply, various displays, vehicle diagnostics and passenger information.
They are linked by train control management systems (TCMS) into a single, well-functioning platform that offers maximum safety and high levels of availability.
The company’s MAS family of controllers offers high performance in a compact product.
Their flexibility and availability is ensured by Selectron’s consistent processes from development to logistics and servicing.
For a decentralised, remote I/O solution, Selectron’s Smartio system allows flexible expansion, with a large number of I/O signals for each node.
Sensor/actuator connections and processing are contained within a single housing, saving on terminal blocks.
Vehicle bus nodes of varying types, such as CANopen and MVB, are easily integrated. Selectron’s devices enable a consistent Ethernet platform, which combines all vehicle systems into one logical network (in accordance with IEC61375-2-3).
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Selectron’s software suite contains a complete development environment for our PLC controllers, has a user-friendly design, and functions in a transparent and self-documenting way. It offers the right software tool for each project phase.
The company’s programming tool is able to set systems parameters, and update firmware and applications. It can also facilitate project planning tasks and efficient commissioning, with easy integration of Selectron® MAS devices.
With Selectron’s software, languages (according to the IEC 61131-3 standard) can customise the client’s PLC programming.
The company also offers a tool for creating extensive data logger applications and diagnostic data sets (DDS) from program variables, as well as controller area network (CAN) messages for analysis and archiving.
For programming human-machine interfaces (HMIs) from a graphical user interface (GUI), Selectron offer a range of GUI widgets, including images, text, bar charts, and tachometers.
Trend analysis, alarms, day/night changeover, language selection (all displayable and testable in simulation mode) can all be used.
Selectron’s range of control systems covers the following rail requirements:
Selectron’s services include:
The company concentrates its knowledge, ability and activities on your requirements, thereby helping you to concentrate on your core business. You gain the decisive advantage of increasing your competitiveness.
Selectron supports its customers with a wide range of services from specifications and engineering, commissioning, technical support, training and servicing, right down to repairs. The company is proud of its long-term partnerships with our customers that are based on trust, reliability and expertise.
Selectron is an IRIS02 TÜV-certified Swiss company, now a member of the Knorr-Bremse Group.
More than 110 employees focus their expertise towards automation, communication and control systems for rail vehicles worldwide.
Previous clients include Stadler Rail, Plasser & Theurer, Robel, Bombardier Canada, Bombardier Europe, Changchun Railway Vehicles (CRC) China, Alstom LHB, Schweizerische Bundesbahn SBB, SNCF, Östereichische Bundesbahn ÖBB, Vossloh, VPS, BZB, LOSTR, City Tram Warsaw, HzL, VPS, Voith Turbo, and Protec, as well as Swiss railways such as RhB, BLS, MGB, and MOB.
With its new Threat Detection Solution, Selectron offers a scalable cybersecurity solution for the individual needs of rail operators to master the increasing risk of cyber threats.
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Contact us today to learn more about how we can provide you with a customised TCMS solution that meets your specific needs.