Model MMU-1600G Series Op Man - Ver 1.07.23 - Rev 20151026DL
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4.6.2.1.10.1 General Questions
STARTING CONFIGURATION
– Select to start with the current (
CUR
) configuration or the factory (
FAC
) defaults. If
you choose the current configuration the settings of Buzzer Disable, Daylight Savings, Log Field Changes, Log Local Flash,
Log CVM Flash, Disable Local Flash, Type 16 Only, and 12 Volt DC Monitoring will not be changed. If you choose the
factory defaults the settings of Buzzer Disable and Daylight Savings will not be changed.
ANY LED SIGNAL HEADS
– If any LED signals are used at the intersection select
YES
. If all indications are
incandescent select
NO
.
PED CHANNELS
– Select which channels are the pedestrian channels. The choices are:
TS1
– The Walk indication is in
the same channel as the vehicle throughs (Type 12 operation) and the Don’t Walks are not monitored.
9-12
– The pedestrian
indications are connected to channels 9 through 12.
13-16
– The pedestrian indications are connected to channels 13 through
16.
PED CH REDS TIED HIGH
– If TS1 is selected for PED CHANNELS this item will show
N/A
and cannot be selected.
Otherwise, select whether the pedestrian channel Red (Don’t Walk) inputs are tied to AC+ in the cabinet or to the actual
pedestrian channel Reds. The choices are:
YES
– The Red input is tied to AC+ and the Don’t Walks are not monitored.
NO
– The Red (Don’t Walk) inputs are connected to the Don’t Walk indications.
USE EXTERNAL WATCHDOG
– If the cabinet will use the external watchdog feature select
YES
otherwise select
NO
.
4.6.2.1.10.2 Channel Assignments
For each of the channels of the monitor, select the function that each channel will be used for. If in Type 12 mode of
operation, only the first 12 channels can be configured.
T
Through vehicle movement (with ped if TS1 was selected for Ped Channels)
L
Left turn movement. If protected/permissive, use this for the protected displays.
P
Pedestrian movement. Walks and Don’t Walks are monitored.
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 every channel identified as a left turn on the
Channel Assignments screen. The options are:
PROT
This left turn is a standard protected left turn movement. This is the default left turn type.
PPLT5
This left turn uses a five section head with a Green arrow, Yellow arrow, Green ball, Yellow ball, and a Red
ball. If this type is selected, other setting will be displayed.
BALL SUPPRESSION
– If the ball displays will be dark while one of the arrows is on, select
YES
. If one of
the balls is always on, select
NO
. The default for this setting is
NO
.
BALL CHANNEL
– If
YES
is selected for Ball Suppression this setting will be displayed. Since the balls will
be dark at times, they will be connected to an overlap and not a vehicle through channel. The wizard needs to
know which channel will be monitoring the ball displays of this five section head.
FYA
This left turn uses a four section head with a Green arrow, Flashing Yellow arrow, Yellow arrow, and Red
arrow. If this type is selected, other setting will be displayed.
OPPOSING THRU CHAN
– The wizard needs to know what channel monitors the through movement that
opposes this left turn movement. The wizard will default to the next higher channel as the opposing through.
CONCURRENT YELLOW
– If the Yellow arrow for terminating the Flashing Yellow arrow is allowed to be
on at the same time as the Yellow ball for the opposing through movement, select
YES
. If the Yellow arrow
and the Yellow ball will never be on at the same time, select
NO
. This will be the same for all Flashing Yellow
arrow left turns.
CHANNEL WITH FYA
– The wizard needs to know which channel will be monitoring the Flashing Yellow
arrow display.
COLOR DRIVER FOR FYA
– If the Green of the Channel with FYA will be the color driving the Flashing
Yellow arrow display, select
GRN
. If the Yellow of the Channel with FYA will be the color driving the
Flashing Yellow arrow display, select
YEL
. This will be the same for all Flashing Yellow arrow drivers.
