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'''Computer Based Interlocking''' is the generalgeneric term for a railway signallingsignal interlocking implemented with computers rather than the older technologies such as [[relays]] or [[mechanics]].
 
== General ==
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== Interface between different brands ==
 
When interfacing different brands of CNICBI equipment, it may be necessary to use relays of each regime, which are then hardwired from one to the other. This happens in the middle of the [[Channel Tunnel]] where French and British signalling equipment meet.
 
== Competition Rules ==