Sensys Stud Trial - Sensys Networks
Sensys Stud Trial - Sensys Networks
Sensys Stud Trial - Sensys Networks
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<strong>Sensys</strong> <strong>Stud</strong> <strong>Trial</strong><br />
3.3 Equipment Setup<br />
The system design is based on the TDM design for the Penrose Road mainline loop site.<br />
The SCATSCOM, Ethernet switch and signal controller was already installed as per the<br />
TDM detailed communications design.<br />
The changes to the original design are as follows:<br />
• The addition of 6 external loop connections to the controller from the contact closure<br />
rack.<br />
• A change to the CIS (Controller Information Sheet) to accommodate the connection<br />
of the 6 additional external loops.<br />
• A change to the personality to accommodate the connection of the 6 additional<br />
external loops.<br />
• A change to SCATS to accommodate a connection of the 3 additional external loops.<br />
(only one stud on each of the three lanes connected)<br />
• The addition of 6 <strong>Sensys</strong> Wireless Vehicle Detectors.<br />
• The addition of a <strong>Sensys</strong> Wireless Access Point.<br />
• The addition of a mounting rack containing 2 contact closure cards.<br />
• Additional connections as required.<br />
Please refer to ‘Figure 2. Schematic representation of the layout for Penrose Count Site<br />
including <strong>Sensys</strong> <strong>Stud</strong>s’<br />
Commercial in Confidence Page 9
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