Autoscope Image Sensing IntelliSight, User Manual

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Chapter 1: Introduction
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Ethernet Ports
There are five Ethernet ports on the IntelliSight Processor. Each is an RJ-45
connector which uses a standard Ethernet cable (CAT 5E, or CAT 6). For a
description of the LEDs associated with each port see “Ethernet Port LEDs” on
page 1 - 6 .
WAN Port The WAN (Wide Area Network) port is used to connect to a broader network than
the one local to the controller cabinet. For example, the connection could be to a
regional TMC. This allows a TMC operator to monitor and change the
configuration for the IntelliSight Processor and connected IntelliSight Cameras.
The network address associated with the WAN connector can be static or
dynamic. The type of address is defined through the Supervisor. For information
on defining the IP address see “Add Device by IP” on page 6 - 5 .
I/O Port The I/O port is used to communicate to the Autoscope I/O card which provides
inputs from and outputs to the controller.
Maintenance Port The Maintenance port connects to a computer running the Supervisor which is
used to configure the IntelliSight Processor and IntelliSight Camera. To
facilitate communications with an attached device, this port acts as a DHCP
server, assigning an IP address to the connected device.
CAM Port
The Cam port is used to connect to a PoE switch to support up to four cameras
and bridged to the Maintenance port to allow access to the cameras directly.
Housing Aluminum die cast and resin
IP66
ClearSight coating
Video output HD stream
Regulatory CE, EN 55032 Class B, EN 55035, IK10
Warranty Five (5) years
Table 1-3: IntelliSight Camera Specifications (Cont’d)
Item Description