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Transyt LMD 40 Traffic Controller
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The Transyt LMD 40 Traffic Controller is the remaining pre-timed, interval-based traffic controller offered by Peek. It is still being used to control intersections in various cities in North America, and has proven through long service to be a reliable and robust choice for those who wish to remain with pre-timed intersection timing. They continue to be manufactured in Peek's Palmetto manufacturing facility.
The LMD 40 is a stand alone, shelf mounted unit
with a fold down front panel and removable
EEPROM card for data memory. The LMD 40 utilizes
a backlit, 4 X 40 character liquid crystal display
operated in a menu format.
Features
- The LMD40 controller unit provides menu
driven, solid state pretimed and/or actuated
control of 48 circuits
- Thirty-two intervals are available to define the
on/off condition of each circuit
- The unit can be programmed for a variety of sequences, either pretimed or actuated, 2-8
phase operation
- Ten actuation inputs are available to allow
phases to be programmed as both callable and
extendible, without switching signal plans
- Unused actuation time can be added to a
selected interval to maintain the cycle length
during coordination
- The added time feature can be inhibited by time
clock so that during off-peak hours the LMD 40 can
operate in a variable cycle length mode based on
actual demand. In this mode, the unit can be set
up to rest at the end of main street green, where it
will respond immediately to side street demand.
- Signal sequence information, referred to as the
signal plan, is customized to the specific
intersection application.
- The LMD 40 can store 8 unique signal plans and 5
pre-emption sequences.
- All data is programmed via the front panel
keyboard, including signal plans configuration.
- Two security codes are available, one for signal
plan programming, and one for timing data.
- Internal time clock and coordination are standard
features and require no special modules or added
circuitry.
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Additional Features
- An RS-232 port is standard. This port can be used for printing, unit to unit data transfer, or interface to an external dial-up or fiber optic
modem
- Coordination is responsive to either AC interconnect commands, time
clock, from a TDM/FSK modem or fiber-optic data communications link
with a system master
- When operating in the time clock mode, cycle, split, and offset
commands are selected internally to achieve time base coordination
- Dimming control of individual circuits is also a standard feature.
Activated by input, circuits can be programmed (in EEPROM) to be
dimmed (+) half wave, or no dim allowed
- Other LMD40 features include:
- minimum time protection
- manual or
system control
- time clock switching of signal plans
- Hold and
force-off input control
- Direct telephone dial-up capability is standard
(external modem required)
- Memory storage is provided for various
events to be time stamped and logged
- Closed loop system operation is
available with addition of the optional communications module
Additional Information
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