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The proximity reader is an interface device designed to be installed in a {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|cab}} of a {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|motorized rail vehicle}}. It has a knob used to select the frequency channel. It features a display and a beeper that indicate proximity of obstacles to a sensor. There can be many sensors in the world, but the hub only focuses on specific ones, determined by a mode selection knob - automatic and channel.

The proximity hub gadget is an interface device designed to be installed in a cab of a motorized vehicle . It features a display and a beeper that indicate proximity of obstacles to a sensor. There can be many sensors in the world, but the hub will only focus on one at a time. To one it focuses on is determined by a mode selection knob, featuring two settings - automatic and explicit.

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	The interface ~~unit, featuring settings and information, is meant~~ to be installed in a cab of ~~the main~~ motorized vehicle. ~~The~~ sensor ~~unit is meant to~~ be ~~placed~~ on a ~~coupler at either end of the train~~.		The proximity hub gadget is an interface device designed to be installed in a cab of a {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|motorized vehicle}}. It features a display and a beeper that indicate proximity of obstacles to a sensor. There can be many sensors in the world, but the hub will only focus on one at a time. To one it focuses on is determined by a mode selection knob, featuring two settings - automatic and explicit.