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Model MMU-1600G Series Op Man - Ver 1.07.23 - Rev 20151026DL

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OGIC

NPUTS

CVM:

True .................... < +8 VDC

False .................... > +16 VDC

External Reset Input:

True .................... < +8 VDC

False .................... > +16 VDC

+24V Monitor Inhibit Input:

True .................... < +8 VDC

False .................... > +16 VDC

Port 1 Disable Input:

True .................... < +8 VDC

False .................... > +16 VDC

Type Select Input:

True .................... < +8 VDC

False .................... > +16 VDC

Local Flash Input:

True .................... < +8 VDC

False .................... > +16 VDC

External Watchdog Input:

True .................... < +8 VDC

False .................... > +16 VDC

ESET

: Meets and/or exceeds NEMA TS 2-2003 specifications. The monitor can be manually reset by depressing

the

RESET

pushbutton on the front panel.

3.3

TIMING FUNCTIONS

TART

ELAY

: ..................................................................................................................................... 2.0 sec (±0.5 sec)

INIMUM

LASH

:.............................................................................................................................. 6 to 16 sec (±1 sec)

ORT

AIL

Typical ............ 300 msec

IELD

HECK

AIL

Typical .......... 1000 msec

ONFLICT

No Fault ..... < 200 msec

Detect .........> 450 msec

Typical ............ 300 msec

AIL

No Fault ..... < 700 msec

Detect .........> 1000 msec

Typical ............ 800 msec

CVM

AULT

No Fault ..... < 125 msec

Detect .........> 175 msec

Typical ............ 150 msec

+24

VDC

ONITOR

No Fault ..... < 125 msec

Detect .........> 175 msec

Typical ............ 150 msec

LEARANCE

AIL

No Fault ..... < 2.8 sec

Detect .........> 2.6 sec

Typical ................ 2.7 sec

UAL

NDICATION

No Fault ..... < 300 msec

Detect .........> 800 msec

Typical ............ 500 msec

MONITOR

OWER

AIL

Ignore ......... < 450 msec

Respond ......> 500 msec

Typical ............ 483 msec

LASHING

’

ALK

Flashing if state changes are > 200 msec and < 600 msec

Typical ............ 500 msec

No Fault ..... < 1400 msec

Respond ......>1600 msec

Typical .......... 1500 msec

Summary of Contents for MMU-1600G Series

Page 1: ...NO A E Reno A E 4655 Aircenter Circle Reno Nevada 89502 USA Telephone 775 826 2020 Facsimile 775 826 9191 Internet www renoae com E mail contact renoae com NEMA TS 2 20 NEMA TS 2 2003 Malfunction Mana...

Page 2: ...nagement Unit was designed built inspected and tested to ensure its proper operation It is Reno A E s recommendation that each Malfunction Management Unit be tested at least annually to ensure complia...

Page 3: ...2 4 2 Minimum Flashing Indication 11 2 4 3 Reset 11 2 4 4 Type 16 Only Mode 11 2 4 5 COM Port 11 2 4 6 Ethernet Port 11 2 4 7 Temperature Sensor 12 2 4 8 Real Time Clock 12 2 4 9 Up Time Accumulator...

Page 4: ...Upgrade Pending 35 4 5 Voltage Displays 35 4 6 Main Menu 35 4 6 1 Identification Menu 36 4 6 1 1 User Unit Information 36 4 6 1 2 Factory Unit Information 36 4 6 1 3 Ethernet Settings 36 4 6 2 Configu...

Page 5: ...atus Menu 47 4 6 5 1 Channels 1 6 47 4 6 5 2 Channels 7 12 47 4 6 5 3 Channels 13 16 47 4 6 5 4 Other AC and Miscellaneous Inputs 47 4 6 5 5 DC Inputs 47 4 6 6 Diagnostic Info 48 4 6 6 1 LED Test Sett...

Page 6: ...Walk inputs associated with a channel shall be considered as that channel being active The signal monitor portion of the monitor is also capable of checking for the absence of any required signal vol...

Page 7: ...to the chassis of the unit This input is not connected to Logic Ground or AC Neutral within the unit Typical Connection Cabinet Earth Ground 2 1 4 Field Terminals Reds Yellows Greens and Walks The fi...

Page 8: ...ut Type Select input 24V Monitor Inhibit input Local Flash Status input and Port 1 Disable input as well as the Port 1 SDLC communications signals This termination Connector A Pin T is not connected t...

Page 9: ...binet Interlock The monitor has two terminals internally connected to indicate the presence of the unit to external circuitry These terminals are identified as Cabinet Interlock A Connector A Pin CC a...

Page 10: ...een pairs of holes for Minimum Yellow Change Disable programming jumpers The sixteen jumper hole pairs are logically labeled for easy identification of the channel numbers A soldered wire jumper in a...

Page 11: ...ew reset input to the monitor Activation of either reset will cause all of the front panel LEDs to turn on for 300 milliseconds The only intended purpose of the reset input is to facilitate automated...

Page 12: ...rational SDLC bus any time setting entered via the front panel will be overwritten by the Controller Time setting If it is necessary to change the Real Time Clock setting in a monitor that is being us...

Page 13: ...transfers the Output relay contacts to the fault condition continuity between the Normally Open and Common contacts illuminates the CONFLICT indicator on the front panel and sets the Conflict bit bit...

Page 14: ...ow Arrow Left Turns When Flashing Yellow Arrow FYA Left Turns are enabled and a Channel has an FYA setting of G for one of its child channels then the Green of the child channel will be included in th...

Page 15: ...l has a Green and a Yellow display active a dual indication timer is started If one of the indications turns off the dual indication timer is stopped it is not cleared and a single indication timer is...

Page 16: ...ft Turns When Flashing Yellow Arrow FYA Left Turns are enabled and a channel has an FYA setting with a setting of G or Y for one of its child channels then the Yellow of the channel will be used for t...

Page 17: ...f this fault Modifying Inputs Red Enable All field check testing will be disabled when this input is below 70VRMS Port 1 Disable All field check testing will be disabled when this input is below 8VDC...

Page 18: ...est Preformed A voltage greater than 22VDC applied to the 24 Volt Monitor II input is recognized as adequate for proper operation A voltage of less than 18VDC is recognized as inadequate for proper op...

Page 19: ...contacts to the fault condition continuity between the Normally Open and Common contacts illuminates the LOC FLASH indicator on the front panel and sets the Local Flash bit bit 79 of the Type 129 Fra...

Page 20: ...cal Use This feature is used to provide additional fault checking for Flashing Don t Walk displays Without this feature a flashing Red input is never checked for conflicts 2 6 2 Co Channel Monitoring...

Page 21: ...re the unused Green or Yellow of that channel for conflict tests Red Fail Normal red fail testing ensures that at least one display is active for a channel With this feature active any channel with a...

Page 22: ...elow 15VRMS Reds are ON when their voltage is above 70VRMS and OFF when below 50VRMS With LED thresholds the monitor senses Greens Yellows Reds and Walks as ON when their voltage is above 25VRMS and O...

Page 23: ...ration is allowed Typical Use This feature is useful when it is desirable to ignore a command to begin flash operation of the intersection This may come from a Time Clock or an output of the Controlle...

Page 24: ...g The AC Line Log records the 50 most recent changes in AC line status Data recorded Date Time Stamp Event Type Power Up Reset Low Voltage Low Voltage Recovery Shutdown Low Voltage Alarm Low Voltage A...

Page 25: ...ype 129 Frame being set to 1 NOTE Port 1 communications may not be possible during certain diagnostic failures 2 8 1 Memory The monitor verifies all memory elements on power up or upon reset of a Diag...

Page 26: ...DSP Timeout 6 0020h The DSP did not respond to a request for data in the required amount of time Ethernet Port Error 7 0040h The interface hardware for the Ethernet port is not functioning properly D...

Page 27: ...metal shell D subminiature receptacle with gold plated female contacts and nuts for retaining screws ETHERNET CONNECTOR High speed 10Base T 100Base TX RJ 45 network jack optional 3 2 ELECTRICAL POWER...

Page 28: ...TIMING FUNCTIONS START DELAY 2 0 sec 0 5 sec MINIMUM FLASH 6 to 16 sec 1 sec PORT 1 FAIL Typical 300 msec FIELD CHECK FAIL Typical 1000 msec CONFLICT No Fault 200 msec Detect 450 msec Typical 300 mse...

Page 29: ...2 Only I Channel 10 Walk I b Channel 10 Yellow I Channel 10 Yellow I c Channel 9 Yellow I Channel 9 Yellow I d Channel 8 Yellow I Channel 8 Yellow I e Channel 7 Yellow I Channel 7 Yellow I f Channel 6...

Page 30: ...ype 16 Only I U Start Delay Relay N C Open During Start Delay O Start Delay Relay N C Open During Start Delay O V Channel 10 Red I Channel 10 Red I W Channel 14 Red I Channel 14 Red Type 16 Only I X C...

Page 31: ...served Reserved 20 5 9 5 10 5 11 20 Reserved Reserved Reserved 21 5 12 5 13 5 14 21 Minimum Flash Minimum Flash Minimum Flash 22 5 15 5 16 6 7 22 Minimum Flash 24V Latch CVM Latch 23 6 8 6 9 6 10 23 R...

Page 32: ...wer is low Type 12 LED ON Type 12 Mode OFF Type 16 Mode Blip Type 16 Only Receive Transmit Receive ON A valid SDLC frame addressed to the monitor was received Transmit ON A SDLC frame was transmitted...

Page 33: ...Prior Date Time Functions Clear Logs Clear All Logs Logging Thresholds View Prior Faults Log View Signal Sequence Log Clear Date Time Log Clear AC Line Log Clear Resets Log Clear Configurations Log Cl...

Page 34: ...button will display the Configuration Shortcuts menu Right Pushbutton The pushbutton labeled is used to navigate through menu selections or settings being viewed If the setting being viewed can be ch...

Page 35: ...toring Menu and select Save Changes 4 4 4 Upgrade Pending When new firmware has been downloaded in to the monitor the Run Time display will indicate that there is a pending upgrade and that you need t...

Page 36: ...d is typically used to store the intersection that the monitor is installed at example VIRGINIA AVE LONGLEY AVE UNIT ID This text field is four 4 characters long The user can edit this field This fiel...

Page 37: ...s monitor to the factory defaults WIZARD Access the configuration wizard that can be used to automatically configure most settings in the monitor 4 6 2 1 1 Start Configuration Before a change can be m...

Page 38: ...an monitoring settings FYA LEFT TURNS View and or modify the Flashing Yellow Arrow Left Turn settings CO CHANNELS View and or modify the Co Channel settings THRESHOLDS View and or modify threshold set...

Page 39: ...ushbutton to toggle the setting Press the ESCAPE pushbutton to exit See Section 2 6 5 for more detailed information on Per Channel Red Enables PER CHAN RED EN CO CHAN When this feature is enabled the...

Page 40: ...f heads with more than 3 sections This feature is mutually exclusive with FYA Enable If FYA Enable is set to YES you will not be able to access this screen You will need to go the FYA Left Turns displ...

Page 41: ...atus of an optional external watchdog output from a Controller Unit or other external cabinet device See Section 2 5 13 for more information The factory default for this feature is NO TYPE 16 ONLY Whe...

Page 42: ...tored O Overlap or Other Used channels not covered by the above three options Unused 4 6 2 1 10 3 Left Turn Configurations LEFT TURN TYPE Select the type of left turn You will get this screen for ever...

Page 43: ...ts given to the wizard 4 6 2 1 10 6 Almost Done If there were no warning or you ignored all warnings you will get the Almost Done screen Pressing ENTER here will create a new configuration based on th...

Page 44: ...CONFIGURATIONS LOG Access the View Configurations Log menu VIEW PRIOR FAULTS LOG View the Prior Faults log VIEW SIGNAL SEQUENCE LOG View the Signal Sequence log 4 6 3 1 1 View Date Time Log The monito...

Page 45: ...re each of the previous nine 9 monitor configurations stored in the Configurations Log to the current monitor configuration Date and Time the total number of Different Features a list of the Different...

Page 46: ...CONFIGURATIONS LOG Clear the Configurations log CLEAR PRIOR FAULTS LOG Clear the Prior Faults log CLEAR SIGNAL SEQUENCE LOG Clear the Signal Sequence log For each of these screens use the arrow pushb...

Page 47: ...eld inputs for channels 13 through 16 OTHER AC MISC INPUTS View the real time voltages on the AC and Red Enable inputs as well as number of samples taken for every input every line cycle temperature a...

Page 48: ...ted setting Press the ENTER pushbutton or ESCAPE pushbutton to exit TEST SPEED Values between 001 and 023 can be selected A smaller number indicates a faster speed for the test pattern SCREEN TEST Whe...

Page 49: ...tart of frame errors SOF and number of end of frame errors EOF This display is view only Press the ENTER pushbutton or the ESCAPE pushbutton to exit 4 6 6 6 3 Ethernet Port Statistics This display sho...

Page 50: ...incorrectly displayed depending on the type of diagnostic failure being experienced SHORT YEL ON Field inputs that were ON for at least 100 milliseconds at the time of the fault FLASHING The Yellow fi...

Page 51: ...ontroller Unit LOC FLASH The monitor is configured to operate with the Disable Local Flash feature enabled RED FAIL The Red Enable input Connector B Pin a is below 70VAC The LOAD SWITCH Flash bit is s...

Page 52: ...to enter the mode To enter the diagnostic display mode press and hold the front panel RESET pushbutton for more than 1 5 seconds but less than three seconds The buzzer will emit a single chirp when 1...

Page 53: ...for the current configuration The right display is the last two digits of the CRC for the current configuration There is lower case h added to the end of the CRC to show that it is displayed in hexade...

Page 54: ...feature 6 Disable Local Flash feature 7 Per Channel Red Enable Co Channel feature 8 24V 2 To 12VDC feature 9 through 14 are reserved for future features 15 Flashing Yellow Arrow Monitoring feature 16...

Page 55: ...l Displays The left display is the ID Display C1 The right display is the Data Display On the Data Display FLASHING The channel with the flashing R Y and G is the channel whose Co Channel Childs are b...

Page 56: ...e selection between Program Card and MMU Then press the ENTER pushbutton or press and hold the RESET pushbutton for 5 seconds There will be five quick confirmation beeps to confirm that the selection...

Page 57: ...A E web site www renoae com 3 Connect the monitor to the computer through the COMM PORT or ETHERNET 10 100 port on the MMU 1600GE 4 Start the RaeComM program 5 Ensure that the RaeComM software can co...

Page 58: ...unctions Clear Logs Clear All Logs Logging Thresholds View Prior Faults Log View Signal Sequence Log Clear Date Time Log Clear AC Line Log Clear Resets Log Clear Configurations Log Clear Prior Faults...

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