PASS
PASS is an advanced scheduling and dispatching application developed to support the coordinated transportation efforts of demand response transit services.
PASS release note tables have been divided by category for easy reference to the software.
PASS tasks may be found in TP4 release notes or in TP6 release notes.
Trapeze4 Workstation
The Trapeze4 Workstation is the Trapeze interface most commonly used by PASS.
This section contains general corrections and enhancements that relate to PASS within the Trapeze4 Workstation.
| Version | Type | Description | ID |
|---|---|---|---|
| TP6 21.19.0.0 | ENH |
Schema improvements were added for the RidersChoice feature. The following
fields were added to the faretypes table:
|
PASS-23779 |
| TP6 21.19.0.0 | ENH |
Added improvements to RidersChoice Faring feature. CalculateFare logic enhancements were made for the 400 trips per month program and the 1200 trips per month program. |
PASS-23714 |
| TP6 21.19.0.0 | ENH |
Added improvements to RidersChoice Faring feature. CalculateFare logic enhancements were made for the 20 trips per month program and the 50 trips per month program. |
PASS-23713 |
| TP6 21.19.0.0 | CORR |
Fixed an issue where activated schedule days were missing subscription trips. These subscription trips had an eligibility condition that was set to deny (not activate trips) based on origin and destination of the trip matching a specific polygon type . The missing subscription trips did not match the polygon type, therefore should have been activated for the schedule days. |
PASS-23647 |
Switches
Switches turn specific system functionality on and off, or modify how the system functionality works.
Switches are found in different places in the system. For example, in the Trapeze6 Service Shell in and in the Trapeze4 Workstation. Typically, when a switch is seen in multiple locations, its settings should match in all places.
Security Permissions
Security permissions define features within PASS to which users can either be given access or denied access.
Security permissions are found in the Trapeze6 Client Shell and in web-based interfaces.
Trapeze6 Properties
Trapeze6 properties, also known as context properties, define certain aspects of system behavior and may be used by multiple Trapeze products.
Trapeze6 properties are found in the Trapeze6 Client Shell and in web-based interfaces.
Ancillary Data and Supplementary Data
Ancillary data allows transit sites to customize the information system users see when they work in the Trapeze4 Workstation. Supplementary data provides additional opportunities for customization.