Aachen IBIS HELP

[EngineerKenny 123]

So I have watched several Utube videos - My IBIS machine does NOT automatically load the line/route. I enter my code 1234, press that little arrow -then insstead of the correct stuff showing up, it takes me to a prompt to enter the line and route. Am I doing something wrong? I tried something else - right after the pass code was entered, I just hit that little arrow thing twice and the route showed - but it did NOT show up in the display in the front of the bus that the passengers use to know it is their bus. I then tried to enter this manually also - for line I put 73, but the terminus (BHF Rothe Erde) was NOT there. Before I ask for a refund, I would like to make sure I am not the one who is screwing up. Your help would be much appreciated.

EngineerKenny123

[dj_ogi]

Whether you remembered to first insert drivers card on the left side before enter PIN?

[Incompertus]

what bus are you driving?

[binswanger]

Originally posted by dj_ogi:

Whether you remembered to first insert drivers card on the left side before enter PIN?

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[binswanger]

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[binswanger]

Originally posted by Engineer Kenny:

So I have watched several Utube videos - My IBIS machine does NOT automatically load the line/route. I enter my code 1234, press that little arrow -then insstead of the correct stuff showing up, it takes me to a prompt to enter the line and route. Am I doing something wrong? I tried something else - right after the pass code was entered, I just hit that little arrow thing twice and the route showed - but it did NOT show up in the display in the front of the bus that the passengers use to know it is their bus. I then tried to enter this manually also - for line I put 73, but the terminus (BHF Rothe Erde) was NOT there. Before I ask for a refund, I would like to make sure I am not the one who is screwing up. Your help would be much appreciated.

EngineerKenny123

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Kevin

[dj_ogi]

@Incompertus
I thought that we are talking about Aachen's buses (MB O530 series) delivered with map, aren't we?

[binswanger]

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[binswanger]

Originally posted by dj_ogi:

I thought that we are talking about Aachen's buses (MB O530 series) delivered with map, aren't we?

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[Merlin]

From the manual:

The buses are fitted with a modern on-board computer which
combines ticketing capabilities with ITCS functions (intermodal
transport control system).

To log-in to the system, it is necessary for the driver to first insert his or
her personalised card on the left side and then enter their PIN. By
default, it is set to “1234” but can be changed to another four-digit
code in the file cockpit_constfile_citaro.txt (I.Box PIN).
The system now distinguishes between operation in Aachen and on
other maps. In the latter case the input of line and route numbers is
done manually. When operating in Aachen, the route will be chosen
automatically.

[binswanger]

ok

[binswanger]

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[EngineerKenny 123]

Well I appreciate the replise, but yes I am inserting the card, typing the correct pin, and then nothing. Yes it is the default solo MB 0530. Maybe I am doing something wrong after I put the pn in. Can you tell me exactly what I am supposed to click on?

[Merlin]

Just loaded this route up to have a look.
1: Pick your timetable from the menu.
2: Turn on the power.
3: insert the driver card on the left of the ticket machine
4: Enter the driver code (1234)
5: On the next screen it should show route information example route 73 and where it starts and ends.
6: Click that route information on the screen and then it should load up all stops and set destation display.

[dj_ogi]

@Engineer Kenny
You don't have to press arrow (it's for back to previous screen), instead of it just press "line button" (there will be line number on it) which will show up in the center of display after choosing schedule from menu.

[EngineerKenny 123]

OK guys - I'll give it a whirl. My thanks again for your quick response.