It's available in both a pole-mount version:
and a NEMA-ish cabinet version:
Both of them support the same features, including but not limited to:
- GUI configuration
- Adjustable timing
- Optional detector support
- Left turn and pedestrian signal support
- Flashing yellow arrow support
- Density control (through movement only)
- Preemption
- Traffic counting
- Fault logging
- Full hardware compatibility with the older TrafficNeXt 3+ and LTC-4000 controllers
Instructions:
The pole-mount version is designed to attach directly to a pole from streets or roads, and the digiline signals will travel through the pole. The cabinet version can have digilines connected directly, a pole running next to it, or a digilines distributor (again from streets or roads) two nodes below.
To access the menu system, right-click the controller. The cabinet type needs to have its door opened first (left-click). You can then change settings as desired, although the defaults are suitable for a 3-way or 4-way intersection with no left turn or pedestrian signals.
Each approach to the intersection is assigned a letter (click "Menu" and then "Monitoring" to see a diagram). The traffic lights should be on the following digilines channels:
"a" - Straight-through on approach A
"b" - Straight-through on approach B
"c" - Straight-through on approach C
"d" - Straight-through on approach D
"at" - Left turn on approach A
"bt" - Left turn on approach B
"ct" - Left turn on approach C
"dt" - Left turn on approach D
"ap" - Pedestrian crossing across approach A
"bp" - Pedestrian crossing across approach B
"cp" - Pedestrian crossing across approach C
"dp" - Pedestrian crossing across approach D
Detectors can be anything that will emit a digilines signal on the proper channel, however the digilines player detectors and buttons from digistuff are recommended. They should emit signals on these channels:
"detector_a" - Straight-through on approach A (optional, but traffic will be counted if present)
"detector_b" - Straight-through on approach B
"detector_c" - Straight-through on approach C (optional, but traffic will be counted if present)
"detector_d" - Straight-through on approach D
"detector_at" - Left turn on approach A
"detector_bt" - Left turn on approach B
"detector_ct" - Left turn on approach C
"detector_dt" - Left turn on approach D
"detector_ap" - Pedestrian crossing across approach A
"detector_bp" - Pedestrian crossing across approach B
"detector_cp" - Pedestrian crossing across approach C
"detector_dp" - Pedestrian crossing across approach D
"preempt_a" - Preemption for approach A
"preempt_b" - Preemption for approach B
"preempt_c" - Preemption for approach C
"preempt_d" - Preemption for approach D
Dependencies: default,digilines
License: Unlicense
Download: ZIP or Git
