Pedsafety WiAAPS 906-0035 Wireless Advanced Accessible Pedestrian System User Guide

Pedsafety WiAAPS 906-0035 Wireless Advanced Accessible Pedestrian System

Product Information

Specifications

• Power Input: 16 VAC
• Power Output: 16 VAC
• Wiring Connections: Not polarity dependent
• IP Address: 192.168.1.101
• Default Username: admin
• Default Password: password

Product Usage Instructions

Overview
Using APC and Termination Board to provide power to APBs

To provide power to APBs, follow these steps:

1. Place the APC (Antenna Power Control) on the side of the cabinet with a line of sight to the intersection where the wireless APBs are located.
2. Connect the APC to the Termination Board inside the cabinet.
3. For APC wiring connections, refer to page #2 of the user manual.
4. Ensure that the APB is not installed upside down, as it will void the warranty.

Using SPI to provide power to APBs

Cabinet

• APC places calls into the traffic controller.
  • 9-Pin cable needs to be installed from the APC to the terminals of the PED CALLS in the cabinet. (9-Pin cable included)
  • 25-Pin cable needs to be installed from the APC to the pedhead outputs in the cabinet. (25-Pin cable included)
• For cabinets with limited shelf space an APC rack can be ordered separately and installed to mount the APC inside the wall.

NOTE: For NEW intersection installations, in the absence of city or other local specifications, Campbell Company recommends IMSA 14 Gauge (loop detector wire)

APB
Warranty void if APB is installed upside down

APB Base Station
(Close up view of terminal block in front)

APB wiring connections 16 VAC Not polarity dependent

Using SPI to provide power to APBs
To provide power to APBs using SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface), follow these steps:

1. Place the APC (Antenna Power Control) on the side of the cabinet with a line of sight to the intersection where the wireless APBs are located.
2. Connect the APC to the Termination Board inside the cabinet.
3. For APC wiring connections, refer to page #2 of the user manual.
4. Ensure that the APB is not installed upside down, as it will void the warranty.

Cabinet Wiring **

**

To wire the cabinet, follow these steps:

1. Connect the Walk and Don’t Walk terminals (120 VAC) in the cabinet according to the terminal labels.
2. For the PED (Pedestrian) calls, connect the terminals as follows: COM to GND, Ped Logic to Push buttons.
3. Some cabinets may require a Jumper to be installed between the Grounds on the terminals of the ped calls.

Recommended Setup to Termination Board

FAQ

1. Q: What is the default IP address of the APC?
   The default IP address of the APC is 192.168.1.101.

2. Q: What are the default username and password for the APC?
   The default username is admin and the default password is password.

3. Q: What happens if the APB is installed upside down?
   If the APB is installed upside down, it will void the warranty.

4. Q: Can I use a separate APC rack for cabinets with limited shelf space?
   Yes, for cabinets with limited shelf space, you can order a separate APC rack and install it to mount the APC inside the wall.

5. Q: What wire gauge is recommended for intersection installations?
   For NEW intersection installations, Campbell Company recommends using IMSA 14 Gauge (loop detector wire).

6. Q: How can I contact tech support?
   You can contact tech support at 208-345-7459, option 2.

For complete documentation visit http://www.pedsafety.com/product- installation-guides/ ©Campbell Company 2017
Tech Support: 208-345-7459, option 2

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