What happens when charging a train in MATC mode?

In MATC mode, the train will not charge. This mode is specifically designed for scenarios where automatic charging is not feasible due to operational constraints or safety considerations. Under MATC, various control systems may be engaged that do not allow the charging process to initiate or continue. This ensures that energy is conserved and that train performance is prioritized based on the operational needs at that time.

Charging typically occurs in other operational modes where the train is actively engaged in systems designed to manage electrical input effectively. In MATC mode, safety protocols and system requirements dictate that charging be disabled to avoid complications, thus ensuring the integrity and functionality of the train during its operation.