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(ii)  The circuitry shall be such as to obviate the possibility of the resetting
                                by the dispatching/receiving station independently.

                        (b) The reset box shall be operated by a key which shall be kept locked in a
                            separate  box  kept  in  the  ASM‟s  office.  Each  and  every  operation  of  the
                            reset button shall be counted on a non-resettable type counter and shall
                            be recorded in the Train Signal Register by both the ASMs, indicating the
                            movement  before  and  after  the  operation  of  the  reset  button.  During
                            inspection  of  the  stations  the  Signal  and  Traffic  Inspecting  officials  shall
                            specifically  checkup  and  ensure  that  the  system  of  exchange  of  private
                            number is being followed meticulously.

                        (c) The  procedure  of  resetting,  verification  of  clearance  of  concerned  axle
                            counter  section  from  any  obstruction/vehicles  before  resetting  is  initiated
                            and  piloting  of  the  first  train  shall  be  clearly  laid  down  in  the  Station
                            Working Rules.

                17.7.5  Axle Counter Resetting - Station Section: Where Axle Counter is provided
                        in station section, the following procedure shall be followed for resetting:

                        (a) For Point zones/Loop lines/Sidings:- Once the Axle Counter has failed
                            and  is  showing  fault  condition,  the  on  duty  Assistant  Station  Master
                            (ASM)/Station Master (SM) shall first arrange to verify that line on which
                            train is to be received is physically clear of any obstruction. Such physical
                            verification of failed Track section shall be done through Line verification
                            box (LV box) which shall be  installed close to the line to be verified. The
                            resetting shall be cooperative and done jointly by the on duty ASM along
                            with  another  Operating  Staff,  who  shall  verify  physical  clearance  of  Line
                            and  operate  the  line  verification  box  for  the  failed  Track  section  of  axle
                            counter.

                        (b) For Main line/Run through lines:- Preparatory Reset arrangement along
                            with arrangements mentioned at (a) above, shall be provided.

                        (c) The reset box shall be operated by a key which shall be kept locked in a
                            separate box secured in the ASM‟s office. Each and every operation of the
                            reset button shall be recorded in the Train Signal Register by the ASM and
                            during inspection of the station; the Signal and Traffic inspecting officials
                            shall specifically check up the procedures being followed in respect of the
                            above resetting device and ensure that laid down procedure for resetting is
                            being followed.


                        (d) This procedure of ensuring that the monitored portion is free of any vehicle
                            before resetting is done, shall be clearly laid down in the Station Working
                            Rules.

                        (e) The first train after the reset operation may be either received on calling-on
                            signal or piloted as per the extant rules after verification of the clearance of
                            the reception line.






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