Priority Control Unit Sample Clauses

Priority Control Unit. This equipment shall provide interface between the optical detectors and the traffic signal controller unit and shall comply with the following while not compromising the existing fail-safe provisions: a. Provide sufficient power to all optical detectors required for the intersection. b. Differentiate optical detector signals from 1 or more emitters on a first-come, first-served basis. c. Provide output signals to the traffic signal controller to cause a preemption sequence to display the desired phase green for the approaching emergency vehicle. d. All input and output wires of the priority control system shall be terminated on a separate panel before being wired to the controller back panel. e. Assist the traffic signal controller in providing a smooth transition to non- priority operation after the passage of the emergency vehicle through the intersection. f. Store up to 100 of the most recent priority control calls in non-volatile memory and retain the record if power terminates. System Operation. The emergency vehicle preempt system shall operate in accordance with the following: 1. Priority control system shall be activated by an optically transmitted signal capable of recognizing and discriminating an Optical Emitter flash rate of Class I 9.63855 Hz ±0.0014 Hz or Class II 14.0359 Hz ±0.0039 Hz from a single light source or upon the actuation of a test switch or remote call signal to the phase selector. The system shall cause the traffic controller to select the green phase associated with the approaching emergency vehicle and place a priority call to initiate that phase. 2. The system shall not require modification or replacement of the existing controller unit beyond adding the necessary system hardware. 3. The system shall not cause the traffic signal controller to skip vehicular change or clearance intervals. 4. The system shall be capable of accepting emergency preempt calls from all approaches to the intersection independently without modification or replacement of the existing phase selector unit. 5. The system shall maintain adequate minimum traffic signal displays when priority control is active and all traffic signal display indications and sequences shall conform to the MUTCD. 6. The system shall provide for up to 3 optical detectors to be connected to each channel.
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