
Inside the lounge there is a large main passenger information board showing the current time, destinations and actual departure time. The LED matrix is based on a 4mm raster (raster distance between successive RGB diodes). Dysten installed a total of two such devices – the second one works in the outside departure zone, next to the TFT LCD info-kiosk displaying city information.
On the platforms above the bus departure stands, there are 6 double-sided passenger information displays showing the line number, destination and real-time departure information. All passenger information display boards are equipped with many sensors. They allow for remote monitoring and inform the dispatcher about events such as opening the device, shock / glass breakage, etc. After dark, the sensors automatically reduce the brightness of the displayed information.



Dysten delivered 8 passenger information displays and 2 infokiosks and integrated them with the passenger information system.
According to the residents, the transfer center in Pszczyna is friendly, they like it and use it willingly. The well-planned network of connections, the aesthetics of the facility, a photo gallery in an air-conditioned hall and lots of flowers create a space where waiting is more like relaxing than nervously waiting for a bus. The actual departure times displayed by the Dysten devices mean that the nervousness typical of ordinary stops is completely absent.
Despite the pandemic, the hall is open to passengers – Pszczyna did not follow the example of other cities that closed waiting rooms to travelers.
This project demonstrates DYSTEN’s experience in the design, manufacture, supply, integration and commissioning of the stated technology. In comparable procurements, DYSTEN can deliver a defined equipment and system package or, where appropriate, a complete solution, with clear interfaces for the contracting authority, system integrator and main contractor.