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CHANGING THE INTERSECTOR IP ADDRESS (cont.)

•  Confirm you can access this address by opening the webpage using the new IP 

address. 

To confirm or set the IP address on the TCIB, connect the laptop to the TCIB via RS232. 
Connect the laptop to the laptop port of the TCIB via Ethernet cable. Connect the 
INTERSECTOR Ethernet cable to the Setup port of the TCIB. You can also connect to the 
INTERSECTOR and TCIB via Ethernet switch or hub. The INTERSECTOR should be 
connected to the TCIB Setup port via Ethernet cable, and the TCIB Operational port 
should be connected to the Ethernet switch or Hub. 

 

WARNING: 

 

Ensure that the TCIB “Operational” port is connected to the Ethernet 

 

switch or hub with the cable labeled “Ethernet Switch Safe” or that the cable has 

 

been modified to disable voltage lines. 

 

WARNING:  If you are setting up an Ethernet switch or multi-port hub to access 

 

the INTERSECTOR it is important to use a modified Ethernet cable between the 

 

“Operational” port of the TCIB and the switch or hub. This cable should be 

 

modified to ensure voltage is not transmitted to the switch or hub.  Ethernet 

 

Switch Safe cable is available from MS Sedco.  To construct one of the cables it 

 

is necessary to disable pins 4, 5, 7, and 8.  

Open the default webpage (192.168.0.100) and note you are challenged with a password. 
Run “IP_Address_Set.exe”. On the INTERSECTOR tab under the Connection Select 
mark “Internet” since you are connecting via Ethernet cable. Ensure that the correct 
INTERSECTOR IP Address is shown in the box next to the “Connect Internet” button. 
Click on the “Connect Internet” button. A message will be displayed to show you are 
now connected to the INTERSECTOR.

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SECTOR 

Microwave Motion and 

Presence Sensor Installation Instructions

MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions 

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INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717

Ethernet 
Switch 

INTERSECTOR

 

HOST

TCIB card  

 

Laptop 

Ethernet 
cables 

Laptop 

Set-up

 

Operational 

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Summary of Contents for INTERSECTOR

Page 1: ...ral Description 6 4 Installation 7 17 5 Adjustments 18 22 6 Changing the INTERSECTOR IP Address 23 31 7 Maintenance 32 33 8 Parts List 34 9 Electrical Interconnection Details Drawings 34 10 Schematics 34 11 Assembly Drawings 34 Appendix A Simulation Mode A 1 A 2 Appendix B TCIB Connections B Appendix C Windows 7 Set Up C Addendum Changes in 1 9U Software Addendum 1 ...

Page 2: ...the installer five options 1 SIMULATION MODE ON This turns on SIMULATION MODE and will allow the installer to set the number of vehicles that will be displayed in SIMULATION MODE 2 SIMULATION MODE OFF Turns off SIMULATION MODE so you can monitor live traffic again 3 SET DEFAULT VALUES This will allow the installer to reset the sensor to factory settings 4 DELAY BEFORE MAX Controls how long the tar...

Page 3: ...nter of the zone in the X axis Diagram 1 Y Y is the second coordinate used to determine the location of a zone The Y coordinate is the vertical dimension and represents the distance from the sensor to the center of the stop bar zone Diagram 1 Y Front This value extends the zone in front of the original point closer to the intersection Y Behind This value is the depth of the zone behind the origina...

Page 4: ...in OZP DAYS HOURS MINUTES AND SECONDS This indicates the service time of the sensor SET SENSOR ORIENTATION This is the section where the X and Y coordinates are entered to calculate the Offset Angle that will allow electronic alignment of the sensor to the center of the desired detection area Installers may enter the X and Y coordinates or the Offset Angle If the X and Y coordinates are entered th...

Page 5: ...T This is a visual indication of the sensor outputs that correspond to the interface board LEDs VEHICLE TABLE This is a real time data table for the vehicle activity shown on the DATA DISPLAY This information can be used for setting up zones or tracking intersection activity When the Stop button is selected the data displayed will pause and can be copied to the TARGET SETUP TABLE The actual data w...

Page 6: ... lane closure may not be required No privacy concerns Reduces construction costs no special poles bucket trucks required Through its user interface the INTERSECTOR allows users to visually track vehicles as they approach the intersection and allows easy setup of detection zones to provide programmable inputs to a traffic control cabinet The interface also provides the ability to verify that the sy...

Page 7: ... Tool Crimp Tool The INTERSECTOR is designed to be mounted at a height of 14 to 20 feet on a corner signal pole or on a mast arm no further than 10 feet from the signal pole Maximum offset angle from traffic direction should be 15 degrees Mounting outside this range may reduce performance Mount the sensor to the pole using stainless steel banding or bolts not included Make sure the sensor is mount...

Page 8: ...ed to the traffic cabinet and plugs into the interface board The next section will detail the preparation and installation of the sensor Ethernet cable QUICK CONNECT ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS The quick connect consists of a shielded Cat 5e RJ45 Plug a load bar and a Plug Housing Assembly INTERSECTOR Microwave Motion and Presence Sensor Installation Instructions MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instru...

Page 9: ...PARATION Using an 8 conductor 24 AWG per conductor solid or stranded cable the cable jacket should be stripped as shown in Figure 1 and then inserted through the cable fitting and the plug housing assembly Conductors should be untwisted and aligned side by side for a T568B connector Refer to Figure 2 to determine the proper alignment of the cable conductors The conductor wire ends should be trimme...

Page 10: ... 5mm length as shown in Figure 4 Retract the cable leaving approximately 1mm of wire tips as shown in Figure 5 Insert the wired load bar into the RJ45 plug all the way until the wire tips are sealed against the inside wall of the plug housing Figure 6 Terminate the cable and the RJ45 plug with a modular plug termination tool similar to the one shown in Figure 7 Depress the locking tab of the RJ45 ...

Page 11: ...e cable to the sensor Remove the protective cover from the sensor receptacle assembly Figure 9 by gently rotating the cover counter clockwise Gently insert the assembled plug Bayonet into the jack adaptor of the RJ45 receptacle align the 3 keys of the bayonet coupling ring with the 3 channels of the receptacle and rotate the bayonet coupling ring until the 3 keys click into the bayonet channels Fi...

Page 12: ...ly installed plug the Ethernet cable from the sensor into the setup port of the card Initially the LEDS will light and stay on when the Ethernet cable is plugged into the setup port This is normal and indicates that the unit has not been completely setup Once a valid connection is established the LED will light only when the zone is activated by vehicle detection The sensor is now ready to program...

Page 13: ...RK AND DIAL UP CONNECTIONS NETWORK AND SHARING CENTER for Vista NETWORK AND SHARING for Windows 7 3b For Vista choose MANAGE NETWORK CONNECTION For Windows 7 select CHANGE ADAPTER SETTINGS 4 Select Local Area Network 5 Click on Internet Protocol TCP IP Internet Protocol version 4TCP IPV4 for Vista or Windows 7 6 Select Properties INTERSECTOR Microwave Motion and Presence Sensor Installation Instru...

Page 14: ... the computer to the sensor You will be prompted for a password The default password is password After the password is accepted the start page for sensor setup will be displayed If you wish to change DELAY BEFORE MAX or OZP MAX TIME from the default settings choose SETUP Default time for DELAY BEFORE MAX is 120 seconds Default time for OZP MAX Time is NULL No value Enter the desired value 0 960 se...

Page 15: ...ER Upon entering the PROGRAMMING SCREEN you will see the TARGET SETUP TABLE DATA DISPLAY and VEHICLE TABLE You will see vehicles passing through the DATA DISPLAY right half of screen If you do not confirm the alignment of the sensor To track the pattern of the vehicles being displayed turn on BREAD CRUMBS INTERSECTOR Microwave Motion and Presence Sensor Installation Instructions MS Sedco INTERSECT...

Page 16: ... When a car is in a desired zone click the Stop button Next refer to the VEHICLE TABLE and locate the desired ID to copy The vehicle number should match what you see in the DATA DISPLAY On the Zone Select line of the webpage choose the zone that you want to set up Zone 1 is the default Then choose the ID that you selected in the previous step Note that this is the ID number not the Vehicle number ...

Page 17: ...ns Make any adjustments to the dimensions of the zones if necessary Any zones being altered will turn back to yellow instead of green when no vehicle is present Click SET ZONE DATA to save your changes To save your setup to file follow these steps Click on SET ZONE DATA to store your setup in the INTERSECTOR Select FAVORITES on the Toolbar at the top of your internet browser Select ADD TO FAVORITE...

Page 18: ...ng 1 9U software please refer to the Addendum at the end of this manual How to save the data acquired per approach for an intersection First click on SET ZONE DATA This saves all of the data for that approach of the INTERSECTOR that you are working with to the address bar at the top of your browser From the add to favorite click on new folder Name the folder to reflect the specific Intersection Fr...

Page 19: ...ion Ability to enable Collision Avoidance feature for zones in potentially dangerous areas Ability to detect vehicles traveling in the wrong direction through zones DEFINITIONS OUTPUT UPGRADE Allows the configuration of up to 8 outputs using both a Primary and Secondary TCIB TAIL EXTENSIONS Allows the end user to remove the zone from the crosswalk to avoid pedestrian detection that might cause a f...

Page 20: ...e software version of the TCIB Software version must be 1 3S or higher to enable new features 7 Select Type Enter Primary or Secondary and the TCIB will begin programming Once finished mark each card as either a Primary or Secondary Note All TCIB are shipped as Primary 8 Connect the Primary TCIB to Secondary TCIB with the RS232 jumper cable provided 9 Power the INTERSECTOR that will be using the 8...

Page 21: ...ance and Speed Bin Setup 1 Equipment needed None 2 With the INTERSECTOR in Setup Mode proceed to Zone Settings Set up the zones where Collision Avoidance or Speed Bin is needed generally these will be set behind the stop bar zones 3 Start the configure format by selecting Configure 4 While in configure enter values for minimum and maximum speeds for each zone being used as a Speed Bin for Collisio...

Page 22: ...stop bar zones 3 Start the configure format by selecting Configure 4 While in configure select Wrong Way Detection for each zone needing this feature click on Set Configure 5 Watch the zones to verify proper operation This feature may be difficult to confirm Use extreme caution if using a test vehicle 6 Return to Operational Mode INTERSECTOR Microwave Motion and Presence Sensor Installation Instru...

Page 23: ...ins 4 5 7 and 8 To change the IP addresses on the INTERSECTOR or TCIB it is first necessary to know the current IP addresses The default IP Addresses are Default Addresses INTERSECTOR IP 192 168 0 100 TCIB card 192 168 0 98 TCIB gateway 192 168 0 1 Computer 192 168 0 99 Computer subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Computer Gateway 192 168 0 1 To find out which version of software the INTERSECTOR and TCIB ha...

Page 24: ...IB If you are using Windows 7 you can obtain a version of Hyperterminal on the internet For instructions on using Windows 7 please refer to Appendix C at the back of this manual Open Hyperterminal by clicking on Start at the bottom right of your screen Select Programs then Accessories and then Communications Hyperterminal should be listed there INTERSECTOR Microwave Motion and Presence Sensor Inst...

Page 25: ...when prompted or you can select File then Properties Select the COM port the RS232 is connected to on your laptop and select Configure Enter the following settings Bits per second 115200 Data Bits 8 Parity None Stop Bits 1 INTERSECTOR Microwave Motion and Presence Sensor Installation Instructions MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 25 INTERSECTOR 1 9Uv092717 ...

Page 26: ...Address_Set exe This program is available by contacting MS Sedco direct 00 There are several steps to changing the IP addresses on the INTERSECTOR TCIB and laptop The steps would be Confirm IP addresses in each device Record these values for later use Set up the TCP IP on your computer as shown on pages 11 and 12 of this manual Connect to the TCIB via RS232 cable Change TCIB IP address using the I...

Page 27: ...rt hub to access the INTERSECTOR it is important to use a modified Ethernet cable between the Operational port of the TCIB and the switch or hub This cable should be modified to ensure voltage is not transmitted to the switch or hub Ethernet Switch Safe cable is available from MS Sedco To construct one of the cables it is necessary to disable pins 4 5 7 and 8 Open the default webpage 192 168 0 100...

Page 28: ...IB tab Select the COM port that corresponds to the RS232 cable Select Read IP Address The IP address for the TCIB should be displayed To change INTERSECTOR IP Address When changing IP Address it is first necessary to determine the new addresses to be used For an example we will use the following IP Addresses The new addresses we want to change to are INTERSECTOR IP 10 230 39 230 TCIB card 10 230 3...

Page 29: ...tch or hub The INTERSECTOR should be connected to the TCIB Setup port and the TCIB Operational port should be connected to the Ethernet switch or hub Run IP_Address_Set You should see the following screen INTERSECTOR Microwave Motion and Presence Sensor Installation Instructions MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 29 INTERSECTOR 1 9Uv092717 Ethernet Switch TCIB card CLIENT Laptop E...

Page 30: ...he TCIB tab and select the correct Comm Port Click Read IP Address Change the information in boxes to reflect the new IP address Subnet Mask Gateway address and INTERSECTOR IP address Click Set IP Address and wait until the message Set IP Address Finished is displayed INTERSECTOR Microwave Motion and Presence Sensor Installation Instructions MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 30 I...

Page 31: ... for this gateway Verify the setup by connecting to the INTERSECTOR via the new IP address INTERSECTOR Microwave Motion and Presence Sensor Installation Instructions MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 31 INTERSECTOR 1 9Uv092717 10 230 39 230 255 255 240 0 10 230 32 1 10 230 39 230 ...

Page 32: ...ct PC and verify zone location and sensor aim Prior to completion of setup the TCIB board will keep LED lights on as a constant call Ensure that Ethernet cable is connected to operational port Connect sensor to computer and setup zones Check to ensure that Ethernet cable is connected to sensor Check to ensure that Ethernet cable is plugged into Setup port and laptop is connected to laptop port of ...

Page 33: ...im of sensor Sensor should be pointed toward the center of desired detection area and angled down slightly 2 3º typical Exit current Internet Explorer window and open a new window Go to Setup Menu and click on SET DEFAULT VALUES Make sure to wait on web pages to load fully before trying to save settings Before clicking on additional buttons ensure that current operations are completed Edit softwar...

Page 34: ...s as required INTERSECTOR Microwave Motion and Presence Sensor Installation Instructions MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 34 INTERSECTOR 1 9Uv092717 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 TCIB Card in DETECTOR RACK Four Phase Green Inputs Four Status Outputs Four Outputs Ethernet RS232 Ethernet setup laptop Visual display represents each Opto NEMA card rear panel interface Ethernet cable with power to...

Page 35: ... angle It will stay at zero since the vehicle is going vertically The number 20 is the distance in front and behind the stop bar which INTERSECTOR uses to calculate and correct for angle of travel of cars In other words it looks at Y 120 and Y 80 and using the X value for each point determines the offset angle to make cars go through straight The value 20 can be reduced or increased but this is a ...

Page 36: ... OF ZONE to get 1 foot overlap The overlap is visible as darker area If a vehicle enters that area both Zones will be activated 13 To copy data click on STOP The vehicles will stop on the display but moving vehicles are still being tracked Set ZONE SELECT to 3 Select ID to any vehicle you would like to set a zone at Note that the ID number is different from the Vehicle number which appears in the ...

Page 37: ...Connection H Chl 1 Out Source 7 Chl 1 TS 2 Status Output J Chl 2 Loop Input 8 Chl 2 Loop Input K Chl 2 Loop Input 9 Chl 2 Loop Input L Chassis Ground 10 Chl 4 Phase Green Input M No Connection 11 No Connection N No Connection 12 No Connection P Chl 3 Loop Input 13 Chl 3 Loop Input R Chl 3 Loop Input 14 Chl 3 Loop Input S Chl 3 Out Drain 15 No Connection T Chl 3 Out Source 16 Chl 3 TS 2 Status Outp...

Page 38: ...ion Instructions MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Appendix C INTERSECTOR 1 9Uv092717 To complete Windows 7 Set up follow these steps Select Start in the lower left corner of Windows 7 Select Control Panel Select Network and Sharing Center Select Change Adaptor Settings ...

Page 39: ...e Motion and Presence Sensor Installation Instructions MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Appendix C INTERSECTOR 1 9Uv092717 Right click on Local Area Connections Select Properties Select Internet Protocol 4 Vers 4 Select Properties ...

Page 40: ...ce Sensor Installation Instructions MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Appendix C INTERSECTOR 1 9Uv092717 Select Use the following IP Address and type in 192 168 0 99 The Subnet Mask will automatically fill in the correct address Click OK to save setup ...

Page 41: ...o 1 4S TC CK1 SBE 1 9U UPDATES There are five key features that change in the 1 9U software 1 Rain Failsafe 2 Automated OZP 3 Zone Clear Feature 4 Save and Load Zone Data 5 Bicycle Classification Sensitivity EXPLANATION OF CHANGES Rain Failsafe The 1 9U version of INTERSECTOR software calculates a Rain Intensity Factor by counting the number of raindrops detected within the first 10 feet of the ra...

Page 42: ...as dropped below the Rain Counter Threshold and remains there for 5 minutes The Default setting for Rain Counter Threshold is 1000 which specifies heavy rainfall as shown on the graph in Figure 3 Blowing winds that cause rain to be directed at the INTERSECTOR could also affect the Rain Intensity Factor Increasing the Rain Counter Threshold will decrease sensitivity to rain Decreasing the Rain Coun...

Page 43: ... Zone Protection OZP that is applied to the last vehicle in a zone when its DBM timer has expired or it disappears from detection due to occlusion In the 1 9U version of INTERSECTOR software the user can change how stopped or occluded vehicles are processed By clearing the OZP Max Time value on the Setup page if an OZP event happens vehicle is occluded to the last vehicle in a zone the remaining t...

Page 44: ...ar Feature The new Clear feature allows the user to set automatic timing for clearing hung vehicles as traffic begins to move The INTERSECTOR will track vehicles as they begin to leave the detection zones Once a vehicle has moved 10 feet past the front edge of the zone the value in the Set Clear Time field will begin counting down Any vehicles that did not reach the Clear Speed once the front vehi...

Page 45: ...o the computer Selecting Load Zone Data will allow the user to navigate to a location that contains previous save files using the browser window that appears Selecting a file and clicking OK will load the saved values into the Setup and Zone Settings pages NOTE Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge will occasionally fail during upload Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox are recommended web browsers f...

Page 46: ...NTINUED Google Chrome When using Google Chrome anything downloaded by selecting Save Zone Data will be automatically saved to the Downloads folder Without changing any Chrome settings saved data will be represented as shown in Figure 8 To customize file name and save locations click on the Customize and control Google Chrome menu and click Settings as shown in Figure 9 Figure 8 Figure 9 ...

Page 47: ...the upper left click on Advanced and select Downloads as shown in Figure 10 You can change the default location for downloads by selecting Change next to the Location setting You can also enable the slide next to Ask where to save each file before downloading Enabling this feature will cause a pop up window every time you Save Zone Data This will allow the user to change the file name and save loc...

Page 48: ...v092717 EXPLANATION OF CHANGES CONTINUED Mozilla Firefox When using Mozilla Firefox a pop up window will ask What should Firefox do with this file Your options are to Open with or Save File as shown in Figure 12 To change the location where files are saved click on Open menu at the upper right and select Options as shown in Figure 13 Figure 12 Figure 13 ...

Page 49: ...ge Addendum 9 INTERSECTOR 1 9Uv092717 EXPLANATION OF CHANGES CONTINUED Mozilla Firefox continued Select Always ask me where to save files option on the General Tab under Downloads as shown in Figure 14 This will cause a pop up Save As window to appear when Save Zone Data is selected as shown in Figure 15 Figure 14 Figure 15 ...

Page 50: ... 9Uv092717 EXPLANATION OF CHANGES CONTINUED Microsoft Edge When using Microsoft Edge downloads are automatically saved to the Downloads folder A pop up menu will allow users to Open Open folder or View Downloads as shown in Figure 16 To change options for saving files select the More menu and click on Settings as shown in Figure 17 Figure 16 Figure 17 ...

Page 51: ...NUED Microsoft Edge continued Scroll down until Advanced settings is displayed and select View advanced settings Enable Ask me what to do with each download under the Downloads section as shown in Figure 18 After enabling this option whenever Save Zone Data is selected a window will appear allowing user to Save As and navigate to the desired folder as shown in Figure 19 Figure 18 Figure 19 ...

Page 52: ...NUED Internet Explorer When using Internet Explorer a text file will automatically be opened in the browser To save the data open the Tools menu select File then select Save As as shown in Figure 20 In the Save As window that appears navigate to the desired save location and enter the file name Verify the Save as type is Text File txt and click Save as shown in Figure 21 Figure 20 Figure 21 ...

Page 53: ...ensitivity value The adjustment range of this field is between 0 and 5000 The default setting is 1500 Typically a setting of 300 would accurately classify cars coming from an angle driveways roundabouts etc or where bike only zones are not required A setting of 1250 to 2000 will offer better accuracy in bike friendly areas with long straight approaches NOTE While the Bike Sensitivity setting can a...

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