Smartek-systems SAS-1 Setup Using SAS Monitor Manual do Utilizador

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SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 10 For this display, it is important to understand the point of reference. Move the mouse pointer slowly through

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 11is updated, two additional controls are displayed on the left side of the Lane Finder Function display area. T

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 12satisfied with the zone settings (as viewed on the TAI display), click the Stop, Save Par , and the Send Par bu

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 13Click the Sensor/Show SAS Lane Power vs Time menu item to open the SAS Lane Power vs Time Plot Display Window (

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 14Set Detection Sensitivity for Each Lane After setting up the SAS-1 detection zones/lanes and the lane by lane

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 15the Send Par button, click it. At this point, the updated SpCal parameters have been sent to the SAS-1 unit an

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 16The SAS Monitor and Setup software provided by SmarTek Systems includes tools to setup or edit the SAS-1 parame

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 17right area specifies the file name of an associated Header file (.hdr) that may be used when the SAS-1 Archive

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 18with the Minimum Detection Sensitivity. A typical value for the Average Peak Value Cap parameter would be 10 d

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 19operation. The archive storage is circular so that when the archive grows to the maximum size, the oldest meas

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SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 20To convert the SAS Archive Data File (.ahx) to a spread sheet ready file or another specified end user format,

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 21 Menu Options Lists The following is a complete list of menu options in the SAS Monitor and Setup software. F

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 22Communication Truck Roll Over T-Box – Opens the communication/parameter setup window for the Truck Roll Over ap

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 23Archive Menu Decode SAS Archive – Opens a dialog window for selecting SAS-1 archive files (.ahx) for conversion

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 3Connecting to SAS-1 via the SAS-CT and Establishing Communication Connect the SAS-CT (RJ-45) to the PC comm por

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 4 Click the menu item Settings/Comm Port/Setup Comm Port to set the PC Comm Port parameters. The Comm Port Number

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 5Operating Mode – Flow, Azimuth Detect, Single Relay,Flow/Truck Type or Dual Loop Relay (with loop separation). S

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 6Dspl Sens - Controls the display of data on the TAI display. Higher values of Dspl Sens cause more acoustic dat

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 7(“upper detection threshold”) and the Maximum Detection Sensitivity (“lower detection threshold”). A typical val

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 8SAS0001. For example, a traffic monitoring station with three SAS-1s connected to the roadside cabinet controll

SmarTek Systems (www.smarteksys.com) 9Lane Finder Function display area below the TAI display. The peaks of the LFF show where each lane should be se