StillDeep Transport

How the desktop works

On a computer, double-click an application icon. On a touch screen, tap it. Each window represents a point of sale or a tool. Minimize, maximize or restore windows with the controls in their title bar. The taskbar lets you return to an open application. Change the desktop language with its language button.

Find your way around the desktop

Station ticket desk: search and sell a trip

1. Open a desk, such as North ticket desk. Use the offered test employee and password, then open or resume a shift.

   

2. Choose origin, destination, date and journey type. Search and select an available departure.

   

3. Enter passengers and fares. Choose the class and seats when requested; the engine calculates the route and price.

4. Review the tickets and use an offered test payment. View ticket codes and printed output on screen.

Kiosk: the passenger journey

1. Open a station kiosk and choose Start your purchase. The origin is the kiosk’s station.

   

2. Select the destination on the map or its cards. Review the next train and choose the desired journey.

3. Follow the offered date, passenger, fare and seat steps. Review the summary.

4. Use only the indicated test payment. Restart returns to the beginning; inactivity may also reset the kiosk.

Train register: onboard sales

1. Open Train 1 register. It has its own register, separate from station desks.

   

2. Sign in with the offered test account while the train is online. A first sign-in between stations may require waiting for the connection.

3. Find and add available items, then choose the customer or destination when requested.

4. Check connection status. Supported offline operations wait for synchronization; not every function is necessarily available offline.

Train tablet: check a ticket

1. Open Train 1 tablet and use the conductor’s test account.

   

2. Enter or scan a ticket code created in this demo. Keyboard scanners and cameras depend on the device and its permissions.

3. Review the journey and check result before confirming any offered ticket action.

4. Watch the train’s connection. Offline checking depends on data already received by the register.

Driver: train status and position

1. Open Train 1 driver. Review the journey, stops and available position information.

   

2. Watch simulator updates. Positions come from the onboard register, not your tablet’s GPS.

3. Change a simulation control only if you intend to affect that fictional train. Its state is visible in the demo’s other screens.

4. Delays and lost connections are part of the scenario; also review the map and station boards.

Train map: passenger display

1. Open Train 1 map. This display shows the network and journey information.

   

2. Locate the train, next stop and offered progress information.

3. Compare the position with the driver screen and station board. This is a simulation, not a real journey.

Station departures: review upcoming trains

1. Open North departures, or another station’s board. No sales shift is required.

   

2. Read destinations, times and train states. Information follows the simulator and demo timetable.

3. If a time is unconfirmed, wait for journey updates or review the driver screen. The board is read-only, not a ticket desk.

Station arrivals: follow expected trains

1. Open North arrivals, or the station board you want to review.

   

2. Review origins, times and displayed states. Compare them with departures or the train map.

3. No train in a given period can be normal. This screen does not create bookings or take payment.

Online ticket purchase

1. Use Buy online from the desktop, or open /billets on the Transport domain.

2. Choose origin, destination and date, then a result. Review transfers and times.

3. Enter fictional passengers, fares and seats. Review the order before payment.

4. Use only the test cards indicated on the site. Keep the displayed codes to try checking them on the train tablet.