TraffiCast BlueTOAD Spectra Manuale utente

Quick Start

BlueTOAD Spectra

and

BlueTOAD Spectra RSU

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Published: 31 May 2019

TrafficCast®, BlueTOAD®, TrafficCarma™and all other associated logos are trademarks of TrafficCast

International, Inc.

The Bluetooth®word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any

use of such marks by TrafficCast International, Inc. is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are

those of their respective owners.

Contact Information

Headquarters

TrafficCast International, Inc.

1800 Deming Way

Suite 100

Middleton, WI 53562

USA

Telephone: 1-608-713-9300

Support

BlueARGUS On-Going Operations Website: https://bluetoad.trafficcast.com

TrafficCast Support Website: https://trafficcast.zendesk.com

TrafficCast Support Telephone: 1-608-713-9299

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Contents

Copyright and Trademarks........................................................................................................................................ii

Contact Information ..................................................................................................................................................ii

Headquarters...........................................................................................................................................................ii

Support ....................................................................................................................................................................ii

Contents......................................................................................................................................................................iii

Glossary .......................................................................................................................................................................v

1. Introduction............................................................................................................................................................ 1-1

Purpose .................................................................................................................................................................... 1-1

Features Affect Deployment................................................................................................................................. 1-1

Components of the different BlueTOAD Spectra and BlueTOAD Spectra RSU....................................... 1-2

Compatible Traffic Controllers........................................................................................................................ 1-2

Contents of the Chapters in this Quick Start................................................................................................. 1-2

2. BlueTOAD Spectra Deployment ........................................................................................................................ 2-1

Purpose .................................................................................................................................................................... 2-1

Supporting Equipment...................................................................................................................................... 2-1

Procedures ............................................................................................................................................................... 2-1

Pre-Install Evaluation........................................................................................................................................ 2-1

Configure the Ethernet BlueTOAD Web IP................................................................................................. 2-2

Layout Guidelines .............................................................................................................................................. 2-4

Pre-Installation Testing ..................................................................................................................................... 2-4

Field Installation................................................................................................................................................. 2-6

Field Installation for Ethernet PoE Detectors.............................................................................................. 2-7

Field Installation for BlueTOAD Spectra Solar Cellular Detectors......................................................... 2-12

Test after you Mount a BlueTOAD Spectra PoE Detector to a Pole ..................................................... 2-18

Confirm Network Connectivity and Data Collection ................................................................................ 2-18

Troubleshooting............................................................................................................................................... 2-20

Record Keeping................................................................................................................................................ 2-21

Data and Device Management via BlueARGUS......................................................................................... 2-21

On-Going Operations / On-Going Customer Support............................................................................ 2-21

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3. BlueTOAD Spectra RSU Deployment............................................................................................................... 3-1

Purpose .................................................................................................................................................................... 3-1

Supporting Equipment...................................................................................................................................... 3-1

Procedures ............................................................................................................................................................... 3-1

Layout Guidelines .............................................................................................................................................. 3-2

Pre-Install Evaluation and Setup ..................................................................................................................... 3-2

How to Set Up the Traffic Controller Before Field Deployment .............................................................. 3-3

Factory “Stock” RSU Configuration Procedure—using the BlueTOAD RSU Configuration Utility........ 3-6

Confirm that the BlueTOAD Spectra RSU is Broadcasting SPaT, MAP and BSM Data .................... 3-11

Field Installation of a BlueTOAD Spectra RSU ......................................................................................... 3-16

Testing a BlueTOAD Spectra RSU After Field Installation...................................................................... 3-22

4. Appendix—How to Create an RSU MAP File ................................................................................................. 4-1

Objective.................................................................................................................................................................. 4-1

Material Requirements ........................................................................................................................................... 4-1

Map File Creation Procedure................................................................................................................................ 4-1

5. Appendix—How to Manually Configure a BlueTOAD Spectra RSU .......................................................... 5-1

Supplement to Factory “Stock” RSU Configuration Procedure (Pages 3-6 thru 3-11) ............................... 5-1

How to Upload a MAP File.................................................................................................................................. 5-3

Confirm that the BlueTOAD Spectra RSU is Broadcasting SPaT, MAP and BSM Data ...................... 5-5

6. Appendix—Blue TOAD Spectra RSU Specifications and Site Requirements Form.................................. 6-1

RSU Specifications ................................................................................................................................................. 6-1

BlueTOAD Spectra RSU Network Security Statement ............................................................................... 6-1

Bandwidth/Data Usage..................................................................................................................................... 6-1

FCC Individual Device RSU License Details ................................................................................................ 6-1

BlueTOAD Spectra RSU – Recommended Network Configuration Implementation........................... 6-2

BlueTOAD Spectra RSU Site Requirements Form .......................................................................................... 6-3

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Glossary

In the glossary below, terms are listed in alphabetical order along with their meanings. Below is an example

of acronyms used in text.

Example: In the future, each automobile will be a Connected Vehicle (CV) equipped with

an Onboard Unit (OBU) that will communicate with the external traffic infrastructure.

Term Meaning

AGL Above Ground Level

ATIS American Traveler Information Systems

AWS Amazon Web Services

BlueARGUS Web-based software to monitor BlueTOAD detectors

BlueTOAD Bluetooth®Travel time Origin And Destination

BSM Basic Safety Message—every 0.10 second, a connected vehicle (CV) broadcasts its vehicle type,

speed, location, direction and approach relative to an intersection.

CAT-5 Cable

Category 5 cable, a twisted pair cable for computer networks. The cable standard provides

performance of up to 100 MHz and is suitable for 1000BASE-T (Gigabit Ethernet). This is also

called an “Ethernet Cable” or a “LAN Cable.”

CV / CAV Connected Vehicle / Connected and Autonomous Vehicles

DIAM DENSO International America, Inc.

Discoverable/

Non-Discoverable

Discoverable = Bluetooth device searching to Pair with another Bluetooth device

Non-Discoverable = two Paired Bluetooth devices

DNS UDP Domain Name System—a hierarchical and decentralized naming system for resources connected to

the Internet or a private network. User Datagram Protocol—an alternative comm protocol to TCP

DSRC Dedicated Short Range Communications

Egress Going out of (leaving) an intersection

EIRP Effective Isotropic Radiated Power

EMAC Ethernet Media Access Controller

ERM Event Reporting Message

FCC Federal Communications Commission

Free-TEXT Custom text you type to create a message or part of a message for a TIM

GPS Global Positioning System

HTML Hypertext Markup Language

IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

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Term Meaning

Index-phrase Standard text used create a message or part of a message for a TIM, defined by ITIS and assigned a

code number—whose meaning is known internationally.

Ingress Going into (entering) an intersection

IoT Internet of Things

IP address Internet Protocol address—host or network interface identification and location addressing

ITIS

International Traveler Information Systems. For ITIS phrase lists to use in creation of TIMs, use

SAE publication SAE J2540-2. To order a copy, go to

https://www.sae.org/standards/content/j2540_200207/

ITS Intelligent Transport System

LAN/WAN Local Area Network/Wide Area Network

MAP Map Data Message— intersection geography and line definitions of the intersection or street.

An RSU transmits one MAP message per second to OBUs.

NTCIP National Transportation Communications for Intelligent Transportation System Protocol

NTCIP Support ITS Standard NTCIP 1202 Object Definitions used for communication with Actuated Traffic Signal

Controller (ASC) Units

NTP Network Time Protocol

OBU Onboard Unit

O/D Origin/Destination

Omni-directional Receiving signals from or transmitting in all directions

PCB Printed Circuit Board

PoE Power over Ethernet

PuTTY SSH Client terminal program for Microsoft Windows

RDS Radio Data Service (on FM 57 kHz subcarrier)

RJ-45 Port Registered Jack (RJ) is a standardized telecommunication network interface

RSU Road Side Unit

RTCM Radio Technical Commission for Maritime services. In the United States, the Federal

Communications Commission uses RTCM standards to specify Differential GPS systems for DSRC.

SCMS

Security Certificate Management System—developed by a consortium of automakers and the United

States Department of Transportation (USDOT) as a leading candidate for a vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V)

security system in the United States.

SNMP

Simple Network Management Protocol—used to monitor and manage devices on networks.

Typically, SNMP uses User Datagram Protocol (UDP) transport layer (layer 4) as its transport

protocol.

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Term Meaning

SPaT Signal Phase and Timing

SRM Signal Request Message

SSH Client A software program which uses the Secure Shell protocol to connect to a remote computer.

SYSLOG A way for network devices to send event messages to a logging server, known as a Syslog server

TCP Transmission Control Protocol

TIM

Traveler Information Message—delivered to Connected Vehicles and TravelSMART Mobile App—

a personal message board about local conditions. TIMs describe traffic-related events of interest to

travelers and other traffic practitioners.

TIM Zone A geographic area in the shape of a Polygon, Polyline or Circle, defined to receive TIMs

TMC Traffic Management Center

UPER Unaligned Packed Encoding Rules

URL Uniform Resource Locator

Users Authorized access through secure login to software application

Win SCP File transfer application

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1. Introduction

Purpose

This Quick Start gives procedures to deploy TrafficCast BlueTOAD Spectra units. Included are procedures

to confirm Network Connectivity and Data Collection. Chapter 2 explains how to deploy the three different

BlueTOAD Spectra detectors and Chapter 3 explains how to deploy a BlueTOAD Spectra RSU.

Chapter 4 thru Chapter 6are Appendices.

Features Affect Deployment

The tables below describe the four BlueTOAD Spectra units and give their main features.

BlueTOAD Spectra Unit Function Part Number

Ethernet PoE

Detects and transmits Data for Speed and Travel Time

BT-ETH-SPECTRA-POE

Ethernet Cellular PoE BT-CELL-SPECTRA-POE

Solar Cellular BT-CELL-SPECTRA-85

RSU Ethernet PoE Receives and transmits Detection, CV and SPaT Data BT-SPECTRA-RSU

Features affect deployment of each unit.

Example: Three of the four units are

(PoE) and thus must be connected to a

roadside Traffic Cabinet or equivalent

source for their power and

communications; a Solar Cellular,

however, is stand-alone because it is

directly over the Cellular Network.

BlueTOAD Spectra BlueTOAD

Spectra RSU

Ethernet PoE

Ethernet

PoE

Ethernet

Cellular PoE Solar Cellular

Features

Types of Data

Processed

Speed and Travel Time X X X X

Connected Vehicle BSM X

Traffic Controller SPaT X

Data is

Transmitted

Through Agency Servers X X

Through the Cellular Network X X

Power over Internet (PoE) X X X

Solar-Charged Battery X

Field

Installation

Near Roadside Traffic Cabinet X X X

Stand-Alone X

Weight

Weights with brackets <5 lbs. <5 lbs. <9 lbs.

Weight with Battery <40 lbs.

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Components of the different BlueTOAD Spectra and BlueTOAD Spectra RSU

The table below shows hardware and software accessories for each of the four BlueTOAD Spectra units.

BlueTOAD Spectra BlueTOAD

Spectra RSU

Ethernet PoE

Item Ethernet

PoE

Ethernet

Cellular PoE

Solar

Cellular

PoE Injector + Power Supply X X X

Shielded CAT-5 or CAT-6 Cable X X X

Mounting Bracket + Fasteners X X 2 X

Cable Band X X 2 X

Solar Panel + Mounting Hardware X

Battery X

BlueARGUS Software X X X X

Traffic Controller (see next table) X

An “X” under a unit indicates that the related Item is a component of that unit.

A “2” under a unit indicates that there are two of the related Items in that unit.

Compatible Traffic Controllers

For operation of the BlueTOAD Spectra RSU Ethernet PoE, you must have a Traffic Controller.

The table below lists the Traffic Controllers that you can use with the BlueTOAD Spectra RSU.

Manufacturer Model Software SPaT Support NTCIP1202 Support

Econolite ASC3/Cobalt-

2100/1000/RM Asc3app/Cobalt Yes Yes/Yes

Intelight 2070LDX ATC Maxtime CV Yes Yes

McCain NEMA ATC FlexRM Yes Yes

Siemens 2070-1C/M60 SEPAC ECOM/

SEPAC NTCIP Yes No/Yes

Trafficware 980/NEMA

ATC/2070-1C Apogee Yes Yes

Contents of the Chapters in this Quick Start

Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3

Appendices

Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6

Introduction Spectra Spectra RSU Create a MAP file Manually Configure RSU RSU Docs.

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