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9 Press all of the connector parts together. read the strain relief onto the back shell.
10 Tighten the strain relief screws on the back.
Figure A.2 – Connector Sub-assembly Parts
Appendix B – Cable Lengths
Maximum cable lengths are dependent on both power and communication requirements.
In some cases, it may be benecial to use wire pairs, normally designated for communica-
tions, for power instead. is may make sense in applications where only one communica-
tion port is needed. In this case, you can extend the distance of power by adding a commu-
nication wire pair to the power wire pair. In addition, since the power requirements for the
SmartSensor Advance model SS200V are lower than those for the SmartSensor Advance
model SS200, the maximum cable lengths are longer.
Maximum Cable Length for Powering SS200V
e following recommendations allow you to provide reliable power to the SmartSensor.
e SmartSensor cable’s red and black wires provide a 20 AWG wire pair. e other pairs on
the SmartSensor cable are 22 AWG and are normally used for communication.
e table below shows the cable lengths for power when using a SmartSensor Advance
model SS200V (see Table B.1):
Cable Gauge 24 Volts 12 Volts
20 AWG (6-conductor) 1500 ft. (457.2 m) 300 ft. (91.44 m)
Add 485+/485- (6-conductor) 2450 ft. (746.76 m) 500 ft. (152.4 m)
14 AWG 6500 ft. (1.98 km) 1300 ft. (396.24 m)
12 AWG 9000 ft. (2.74 km) 1800 ft. (548.64 m)
10 AWG 13700 ft. (4.18 km) 2800 ft. (853.44 m)
Table B.1 – Maximum Cable Length for Power (model SS200V)
If the cable length is longer than 1500 . (457.2 m) when operating at 24 V, it is possible to
increase the maximum cable length by wiring a pair of lines normally used for RS-485 com-
munications with the red and black wires.
- SmartSensor Advance 1
- SmartSensor 2
- Contents 4
- Introduction 6
- SmartSensor Advance Package 7
- Selecting a Detection Method 7
- Selecting a Mounting Location 8
- Installing the SmartSensor 14
- Selecting the Mounting Height 16
- Mounting the Sensor 17
- Distance 18
- Oset (perpendicular) 18
- Aligning the Sensor 20
- Figure 1.9 – Viewpoint 1 21
- Using the Viewfinder 22
- To target 23
- Figure 1.12 – Viewpoint 1 23
- Grounding the Sensor 26
- Connecting Power and 28
- Surge Protection 2 28
- Mounting the Backplate 29
- Connecting AC Power 29
- Push this button to 32
- (see Figure 2.8) 35
- Contact Closure Connections 37
- Using SmartSensor Manager 38
- Advance 3 40
- Figure 3.3 – Shortcut Options 42
- Communication 4 44
- Serial Connection 45
- Internet Connection 46
- Virtual Connection 47
- Virtual Sensor File 48
- Selecting a Tracker Log File 49
- Multi-drop Network 50
- Address Book 51
- Check Hardware 53
- Communication Error Log 54
- Sensor Settings 5 58
- Figure 5.2 – General Tab 59
- Communication Tab 60
- Sensor Configuration 6 62
- 1. Installation Details 63
- Positioning the Sensor 64
- 3. Manual Radar Adjustment 66
- Editing Sensitivity 67
- Changing the PGA 70
- Channels-Alerts-Zones 7 72
- Channels 73
- Channel 1 74
- Priority Channel 75
- Pulse Channel 78
- Normal Channel 80
- Latched Channel 82
- Enabling an Alert 85
- Logic (OR/AND) 85
- Inverted Zones 85
- Range (ft) 86
- Speed (mph) and ETA (s) 87
- Right Sidebar 93
- (All) Channels 94
- Individual Channel 95
- Channel LED 97
- Zone LED 98
- Alert LED 98
- Roadway Display 99
- Qualified Count 102
- Dynamic Density 103
- Tri-view 104
- Tracker Highlighting 105
- Left Sidebar 107
- Figure 8.24 – Log File 109
- Figure 8.25 – Pulse Log File 109
- In this chapter 110
- Primary Push Manager 111
- Specify output frequency 112
- Secondary Push Manager 113
- Templates 10 116
- Creating a Channel Template 117
- Importing a Channel Template 117
- 118 CHAPTER 10 TEMPLATES 119
- Tools 11 120
- Backup/Restore Tool 121
- Restoring the Configuration 122
- Restoring to Factory Defaults 123
- Beam Alignment Tool 124
- Serial Terminal 125
- Rack Card Tools 126
- Using the Rack Card Tool 127
- Firmware Version 128
- Signal Cards Switch 128
- Channel Outputs Switch 128
- Fail Safe Mode 133
- Rack Card Dip Switch 133
- Click 104 Configuration 135
- Appendix 138
- Creating Custom Cables 139
- Appendix B – Cable Lengths 140
- APPENDIX 143 144
- APPENDIX 145 146
- 146 APPENDIX 147
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