Wavetronix Click 512 Manuel utilisateur

Click 512 Vehicle Alert

QUICK START GUIDE

2Wire power and communication

If you are using a Click 200 surge protector with the Click 512, power and communication are provided to

the Click 512 through the T-bus (see the Click 200 Quick-Reference Guide). If you don’t have a Click 200

surge protector, use the following steps to wire power and communication into the Click 512:

1 Plug a T-bus 5-screw terminal block into the rst T-bus connector.

2 Wire DC power (10–30 V) from the power supply into the rst screw terminal on the 5-screw terminal

block; wire -DC into the second screw terminal.

3 Connect RS-485 communication (+485, -485 and GND) to either the remaining three screw terminals

on the 5-screw terminal block or to the screw terminals in the pluggable screw terminal block on the

top of the Click 512 (see labels for correct wiring).

e Click 512 has three other communication ports.

˽RJ-11 jack – Connect a jumper cable here for RS-485

communication

˽DB-9 connector – Connect a straight-through cable

here for RS-232 communication

˽RS-232/RS-485 terminals – On top of device; usually

not used

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1Mount the device

e Click 512 mounts over a T-bus for power and communication:

1 If the Click 512 was shipped with the T-bus connector attached, remove

the connector from the module.

2 Snap the connector onto the DIN rail by positioning it over the rail

with the male connector pointing to the right. Hook one arm over the

edge of the DIN rail and press down on the other arm until it snaps into

place.

3 Connect the T-bus connector to the rest of the T-bus by sliding them

together until you hear them snap into place.

4 Mount the Click 512 onto the DIN rail: position it properly over the T-

bus connector, hook the lip over the lower edge of the DIN rail, and use

a rocking motion to snap the module into place.

3Wire contact closures

Vehicle information from the SmartSensor HD can be monitored through either digital output on the rst

block on the bottom of the device. If you are wiring output 1 directly to a contact closure input device, wire

the output O1+ and O1- (common ground) to the input terminals. Do the same for output 2, and if you are

using outputs 2-8, you will need to wire to a Click 100/172/174 contact closure card. If you need to wire to a

relay, consider the Click 120.

Once in Device Setup mode (see Part 6), ensure that the contact closure device can communicate with the

Click 512. If you are using a Click 100 or Click 172/174, set it up in AC (Actuation) mode. Once the contact

closure device is set up, wire into the contact closure output terminals on the device.

4Use on-device conﬁguration features

Next, use the device’s conguration features to make sure the

Click 512 is wired and working properly. e Click 512 has four

LEDs that monitor device activity and help you select tasks and

operating modes. It also has two banks of LEDs: one of yellow

LEDs that represent submenu 1 and one of red for submenu 2.

Check the LEDs to make sure the device has power.

e Click 512 also has a push-button, labeled Mode Switch,

used for selecting tasks and operating modes.

LED activity-indicating functions:

Red – Shows device has power

Green – Shows device is transmitting data

Yellow – Shows device is receiving data

The blue LED has no activity-indicating function

5How to use the push-button to navigate through mode and task menus

Select a task or operation function by navigating through the main menu (multicolored LEDs) and the sub-

menus (yellow and red LEDs) using the push-button as described below:

1 Enter the main menu and cycle through it by

holding the push-button down.

2 Release the push-button once the cycle reaches

the desired mode.

3 Press the push-button again to select the mode.

Once selected, the mode will either start running

or the rst submenu (yellow LEDs) will start.

4 Hold the push-button to cycle through the rst

submenu.

5 Release the push-button once the desired sub-

menu selection is displayed.

6 Press the push-button again to select the func-

tion. e function will now run.

Yellow LEDs

Red LEDs

Multicolored LEDs

Button

Main Menu

Sub Menu 1

Sub Menu 2

6Device Setup mode

Click Supervisor is used to congure the Click 512. Follow these steps to install and connect to Click Supervisor:

1 Download the setup le from www.wavetronix.com (under Support) and double-click on the le to run

the setup wizard. Follow the steps to install.

2 Manually copy the 512 driver les into the “Program Files\ClickHome\512” directory.

3 Using the DB-9 connector on the front of the module, make a connection between the Click 512 and

the computer.

Use Device Setup mode to congure threshold values and other settings using Click Supervisor:

4 Hold the push-button down, then release when the green LED comes on.

5 Press the push-button to select. e red and green LEDs will turn on.

6 Run Click Supervisor and select Communication. is screen lets you pick the type of connection, se-

rial or IP. e Click 512 must be congured using serial communication.

7 Click Settings to make any necessary changes to the settings, such as the port. Click OK to return to the

communication screen, then click Connect. Keep the Click ID set to 0.

8 In the next screen, Click Supervisor will display all the devices it discovers. When the Click 512 appears,

select it and click Select. Click Supervisor will connect to the device.

9 Click Setup Click and select Expert from the driver list.

10 When the driver is loaded, click on the 512 tab. You will then see tabs labeled Overall, O1a, O1b, O2,

O3, O4, ...O8.

Use the Device Setup mode to:

11 Auto baud the contact closure card (see the Click 112/114 Quick-reference Guide).

12 Select Actuation mode.

7Conﬁgure the module

Overall Tab

˽Trigger Sync – Sets the method of trigger synchronization. e Automatic

(English) option is recommended.

˽Setback Distance – Distance between the sensor and a downstream location

on the roadway. e typical distance may be 400 feet between the sensor and a

downstream warning sign.

˽ETA – Enter the ETA at which the output should activate; for example, 2000 ms before

reaching a warning sign. Enter “0” if you are not using the ETA trigger method.

Output Tabs

˽Lower/Upper Lane Limit – Allows you to lter which lanes are mapped to this

output.

˽Max Speed – Sets the default value for the maximum speed threshold.

˽Max Length – Sets the default value for the maximum length threshold.

˽Duration – An output stays on for at least the number of milliseconds specied here. For example, if the

output activates with an ETA of 2000 ms, you may want the duration to be 2000 ms so that the output

stays on until the motorist reaches a warning sign.

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8Run mode

9Serial Convert mode

Serial Convert mode is the third menu option. is mode acts as a serial converter between all the dierent

communications ports, which may be useful for debugging communication links.

1 Hold the push-button down, then release when the yellow LED turns on.

2 Press the push-button to select. e red and yellow LEDs will turn on. e mode is now running.

Once the device has been congured, set it to Run mode to start retrieving vehicle data. In run mode the

Click 512 listens to data from the SmartSensor HD on the RS-485 T-bus port and compares the detected

values to the thresholds set in Click Supervisor.

Note. By default, the Click 512 communicates to SmartSensor HD at 9600 bps.

1 Hold the push-button down, then release when the blue LED turns on.

2 Press the push-button to select. e red and blue lights will turn on, and the yellow light will ash.

3 As the device listens to the SmartSensor HD, one of the two submenu LEDs will light up:

˽Yellow 1–4– ese LEDs light up when outputs 1–4 are activated.

˽Red 1–4– ese LEDs activate when outputs 5–8 are activated.

10 Reset

To reset the Click 512, follow the steps below:

1 Hold the push-button down, then release when the red LED starts ashing.

2 Press the push-button to select. e rst yellow LED will turn on to let you use that submenu.

3 Hold down the push button again to cycle between the following options:

˽Yellow 1 – Resets all settings except Serial Number and XML variable map.

˽Yellow 2 – Resets all settings except Serial Number.

4 Release when you reach the one you want. Press the push-button to select.

Aer the device is reset, it will return to the last mode that it was in.

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