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MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Manual

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1 ............................. Theory of Operation.................................................................................2
2 ............................. Glossary................................................................................................ 2-5
3 ............................. General Description .................................................................................6
4 ............................. Installation .......................................................................................... 7-17
5 ............................. Adjustments ..................................................................................... 18-22
7 ............................. Maintenance ..................................................................................... 32-33
8 ............................. Parts List.................................................................................................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
MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    3 ......General 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 ......

  • Page 2: Theory Of Operation

    MAIN SCREEN: The main screen is the first screen that will be displayed when the INTERSECTOR is connected to the Setup Port of the Interface board and a laptop is also connected to the Laptop Ethernet Port. From the Main Screen you will have two options: 1.
  • Page 3 PROGRAMMING SCREEN, it will only be stored when this is selected. TARGET SETUP TABLE: This section of the PROGRAMMING SCREEN is where all setup data will be entered to be installed to the INTERSECTOR. The Table consists of several data values: •...
  • Page 4 This value is used to copy the data of the selected vehicle. COPY DATA: Selecting this feature will enter the information for the selected ID to the corresponding zone selected in Zone Select, in the TARGET SETUP TABLE. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 4 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 5 Y POSITION: This is the Y position of the corresponding vehicle as it relates to the sensor. SPEED: This is the speed for the corresponding vehicle. DATA DISPLAY: This is the area that graphically displays the vehicle activity detected by the sensor. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 5 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...

  • Page 6: General Description

    • 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 system is functioning properly, or to troubleshoot the system, using a SIMULATION MODE.

  • Page 7: Installation

    Modular Plug Termination 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.

  • Page 8: Figure

    80-100 feet ....3 .......-6 degrees ........17 feet 100-120 feet ....4 .......-4 degrees ........18 feet 120-160 feet ....4 .......-2 degrees ........19 feet FIGURE 1: INTERSECTOR™ Installation Example FIGURE 2: Recommended INTERSECTOR™ Mounting Location Depiction Intersector Moun ng Area FIGURE 3: INTERSECTOR™...

  • Page 9: Figure

    Figure 2 The conductor wire ends should be trimmed as shown in Figure 3. Untwist as little of the cable as possible. Be careful not to remove the insulation of individual conductors! MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 9 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...

  • Page 10: Figure

    Figure 8 Detail A. Gently pull the cable until the plug is fully seated. Hold the plug in position and rotate cable fitting until tightened to a torque of 3.4 Nm (30 lb-in) as shown in Figure 8 Detail B. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 10 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 11 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 (Figure 10). Figure 9 Figure 10 MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 11 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 12 The sensor is now ready to program. SOFTWARE SETUP: Programming of the INTERSECTOR is performed by connecting the sensor to a computer. Connect a Laptop/PC to the Laptop Ethernet port. WARNING: The INTERSECTOR can only be programmed if the Ethernet cable is plugged into the setup port on the interface card.
  • Page 13 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. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 13 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 14 8. For IP address, enter the following: 192.168.0.99 9. For Subnet Mask enter the following: 255.255.255.0 (NOTE: When you are finished installing the INTERSECTOR, it will be necessary to return to Properties and select “Obtain an IP address automatically” to restore default port settings.) Click OK to save changes and close the network window.
  • Page 15 Presence Sensor Installation Instructions INSTALLATION (continued) Select ZONE SETTING. This will open the PROGRAMMING SCREEN for the INTERSECTOR. (Note: You can enter dimensions in either FEET or METER by changing the Unit Select Box. The values will automatically correct when switching between FEET or METER.)
  • Page 16 SETTING UP DETECTION ZONES: If this is your first time setting up an INTERSECTOR, you can explore its capabilities in SIMULATION MODE. Please refer to Appendix A for more information. The best way to set up detection zones is to base your zones off of real traffic. When a car is in a desired zone, click the Stop button.
  • Page 17 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.

  • Page 18: Adjustments

    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. •...
  • Page 19 Collision Avoidance system. These Speed Bins can then be set up to activate an advanced warning system as vehicles are approaching dangerous curves or work zones at excessive speeds. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 19 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 20 Connect the Primary TCIB to Secondary TCIB with the RS232 jumper cable provided. Power the INTERSECTOR that will be using the 8-Output system. 10. At the main screen, confirm the software version of the INTERSECTOR is 1.9S or higher, to enable the new feature. 11. Select Zone Settings.
  • Page 21 Tail Extensions Setup 1. Equipment needed: None 2. Once the INTERSECTOR is in Setup Mode, proceed to Zone Settings. Set up the zones where extension is needed (generally the right turn and stop bar lanes). 3. Start the configure format by selecting Configure.
  • Page 22 Wrong Way Detection Setup 1. Equipment needed: None 2. With the INTERSECTOR in Setup Mode, proceed to Zones Settings. Set up the zones where Wrong Way Detection is needed (it is recommended they be located behind the stop bar zones).

  • Page 23: Changing The Intersector Ip Address

    Presence Sensor Installation Instructions CHANGING THE INTERSECTOR IP ADDRESS Software for the INTERSECTOR and TCIB has been updated to allow the system to be IP addressable. Any INTERSECTOR units shipped with rev K or later software are IP addressable. Older units that have rev F software must be upgraded to be IP addressable.
  • Page 24 Microwave Motion and INTERSECTOR Presence Sensor Installation Instructions CHANGING THE INTERSECTOR IP ADDRESS (cont.) To verify the software version of the TCIB: • Connect the laptop to TCIB RS232 port. This can be accomplished by using a USB to RS232 adaptor. Using the communications program Hyperterminal, which is supplied with Windows up to version XP, you can connect to the TCIB.
  • Page 25 Once you have opened Hyperterminal you must configure it for use with the TCIB or INTERSECTOR. You can either create a new connection when prompted, or you can select “File” then “Properties”. Select the COM port the RS232 is connected to on your laptop and select “Configure”.
  • Page 26 To check or set IP addresses you need to use a software program called IP_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: •...
  • Page 27 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.
  • Page 28 Microwave Motion and INTERSECTOR Presence Sensor Installation Instructions CHANGING THE INTERSECTOR IP ADDRESS (cont.) To retrieve a misplaced password: Select “Read Password”. When the password is read, the program will display the message “Read Password Finished”. To confirm TCIB IP address: Refer back to the IP address from Hyperterminal in the previous section.
  • Page 29 Presence Sensor Installation Instructions CHANGING THE INTERSECTOR IP ADDRESS (cont.) To set the IP Address on the INTERSECTOR, connect the laptop to the laptop port of TCIB and the INTERSECTOR to “Setup” port of the TCIB, both via Ethernet cables. You can also connect to the INTERSECTOR via Ethernet switch or hub.
  • Page 30 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”...

  • Page 31: Changing The Intersector Ip Address

    Presence Sensor Installation Instructions CHANGING THE INTERSECTOR IP ADDRESS (cont.) After changing the IP address you must setup your laptop for this gateway: Verify the setup by connecting to the INTERSECTOR via the new IP address: 10.230.39.230 MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 31 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...

  • Page 32: Maintenance

    MAINTENANCE No regular maintenance of the INTERSECTOR is required. During the installation and setup of the INTERSECTOR, certain problems may occur. We have attempted to list some common problems and possible solutions. If you need further assistance while installing the INTERSECTOR, please contact MS Sedco Technical Support at (317) 842-2545.
  • Page 33 (20 times per second). Vehicles continue to be • Adjust aiming of sensor to ensure that it is centered and shown after they have tilted down at a slight angle. departed: MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 33 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...

  • Page 34: Parts List

    Four Visual interface Outputs display represents each Opto SCHEMATICS Schematics will be supplied to governmental entities as required. ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS Assembly drawings will be supplied to governmental entities as required. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page 34 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 35 APPENDIX A: SIMULATION MODE SIMULATION MODE can be used to demonstrate the INTERSECTOR, confirm proper installation, or learn how to set up zones and use features. For first-time INTERSECTOR installers, SIMULATION MODE can be used to gain an understanding of the sensor setup and some of the sensor’s operating characteristics.
  • Page 36 (e.g. 100 feet will become 99.99). 10. Note the clock. This is an hour meter for INTERSECTOR. Time is saved every 30 minutes. If you unplug before 30 minutes it resets to zero again. If you unplug at 31 minutes it will reset to 31 minutes.
  • Page 37 ....Chl. 2 Out Source....... 20 ....Chl. 2 TS 2 Status Output Y....Chl. 4 Out Drain......21 ....No Connection ....Chl. 4 Out Source....... 22 ....Chl.4 TS 2 Status Output MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Appendix B INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 38 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”. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Appendix C INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 39 Microwave Motion and INTERSECTOR Presence Sensor Installation Instructions APPENDIX C: Windows 7 Set-up • Right click on “Local Area Connections”. • Select “Properties”. • Select “Internet Protocol 4 (Vers. 4). • Select “Properties”. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Appendix C INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 40 APPENDIX C: Windows 7 Set-up • 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. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Appendix C INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 41 Microwave Motion and INTERSECTOR Presence Sensor Installation Instructions INTERSECTOR1.9U SOFTWARE ADDENDUM This addendum details changes to the INTERSECTOR features that are dependent on the following conditions: • TC-CK1-SBE main board software is upgraded to 1.9U • Radar firmware upgraded to 229-05-8 •...
  • Page 42 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.
  • Page 43 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 44 Setup page, as shown in Figure 6. Default value for “Set Clear Time” is 1.0 seconds. Default value for “Clear Speed” is 2.0 mph. Ranges for these fields are from 0.0 to 10.0. To disable this feature, set “Set Clear Time” to 0. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Addendum-4 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 45 The Save and Load Zone Data feature allows the user the ability to store and retrieve INTERSECTOR setup and Zone setting data. When the Save Zone Data button is selected, a text file containing the current values from the Setup and Zone Settings pages will be downloaded to the computer.
  • Page 46 Chrome settings, saved data will be represented as shown in Figure 8. Figure 9 To customize file name and save locations, click on the “Customize and control Google Chrome” menu, and click “Settings” as shown in Figure 9. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Addendum-6 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 47 “Save Zone Data”. This will allow the user to change the file name and save location for each download, as shown in Figure 11. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Addendum-7 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 48 “Save File” as shown in Figure 12. Figure 13 To change the location where files are saved, click on “Open menu” at the upper right, and select “Options” as shown in Figure 13. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Addendum-8 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 49 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 15 MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Addendum-9 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 50 Open, Open folder, or View Downloads, as shown in Figure 16. Figure 17 To change options for saving files, select the “More” menu, and click on “Settings”, as shown in Figure 17. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Addendum-10 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 51 Figure 19 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. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Addendum-11 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 52 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. MS Sedco INTERSECTOR Installation Instructions Page Addendum-12 INTERSECTOR-1.9Uv092717...
  • Page 53 Bicycle Classification Sensitivity The Bike Classification Sensitivity adjustment allows the user to customize how sensitive the INTERSECTOR is for detecting vehicles as either bikes or cars. In some installations, the INTERSECTOR may be more likely to incorrectly classify cars as bicycle traffic, or vice versa.

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