When should the Door Enabler be activated in Bypass mode?

The Door Enabler should be activated in Bypass mode only when the train has come to a complete stop at the proper car marker because this ensures the safety of passengers when boarding or alighting the train. Activating the Door Enabler at this specific moment guarantees that doors are opened only when it is safe and appropriate to do so, thus minimizing the risk of accidents which could occur if the train were still moving or not properly aligned with the station platform.

The requirement for a complete stop is critical because if the doors were to open while the train was in motion, it could lead to severe safety hazards, including falls or other injuries as passengers attempt to enter or exit the train. Additionally, being at the proper car marker ensures that the doors align correctly with the platform, further enhancing safety for passengers.

This meticulous approach to activating the Door Enabler in Bypass mode ensures compliance with safety protocols and operational standards, which are imperative in public transport systems.