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Enter installation details

1 Select Sensor Cong from the SSMA main menu.

2 Select 1. Installation Details and enter the following information:

˽ Stop Bar – Use the stop bar arrows to indicate distance of sensor from stop bar.

˽ Sensor – Use the sensor arrows to indicate oset from center of lanes of interest.

˽ Height – Enter the height of the sensor.

˽ Trac – Click the Trac button to change the direction of trac.

1 Once you are done conguring the sensor, click on Channels-Alerts-

Zones on the main menu.

2 Click the Setup Channels-Alerts-Zones button.

3 Enable a channel by checking the Enabled checkbox.

4 Select Simple from the Type drop-down list.

5 Adjust the size of the zone by either using the Range (feet): up/down

arrows or by manually grabbing the zone’s blue arrows and dragging

them anywhere on the roadway.

6 Click the Speed and ETA checkboxes to activate the Speed and ETA

parameters.

7 Set the speeds from 35 mph on the low end to 100 mph on the high

end. Set ETAs to 2.5 seconds on the low end and 5.5 seconds on the

high end.

8 Name the channel “Advance” and click OK to save the channel settings.

Complete radar conﬁguration

Set up the channel outputs

1 Select 2. Automatic Radar Conguration.

2 Click the Play button. e Pause button pauses the

auto-conguration process; the Stop button will termi-

nate auto-conguration.

3 Click the Close button once the sensor is congured.

4 Click on the 3. Manual Radar Adjustment link to view

the thresholds.

5 Select any threshold ranges (range bins) that may need

adjusting.

6 Click the Edit button (pencil icon) and reselect any

range bins by dragging down the list.

7 Make the sensitivity level adjustments and click Enter.

8 Click the OK button to accept the modications and close the Edit Sensitivity window.

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