PedSafety 906-0034 WiAAPS and WiAAPS Wave User Guide

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Product Specifications:

Using WiAPC and Termination Board to Provide Power to WiAPBs:

Mount the Traffic Control Cabinet Antenna on the top or side of the cabinet with a direct line of sight to the intersection where WiAPBs are located.
Connect WiAPC to the Termination Board to provide 16VAC power.
Use termination board slot #1 for WiAPB 1, slot #2 for WiAPB 2, and so on for all WiAPBs.
Connect WiAPBs to the Termination Board for power.

Using SPI in the Pedestrian Signal Head to Provide Power to WiAPBs:

For 120VAC intersections, use SPI in the Pedestrian Signal Head to power WiAPBs.
Ensure terminals of the SPI are connected to the same terminals on the WiAPB Base Station.
For 48VDC intersections, use a different SPI than for 120VAC intersections.

Cabinet Wiring:

Follow the DB25 APC Input Cable wiring instructions for 120V installations in the cabinet.
Mount the Antenna on top of the cabinet.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Can I install the WiAPB upside down?
A: Warranty is void if the WiAPB is installed upside down. Ensure correct installation orientation.
Q: Are the power connections polarity dependent for WiAPBs?
A: No, the power connections for WiAPBs are not polarity dependent. Follow the provided wiring instructions.

Using WiAPC and Termination Board to Provide Power to WiAPBs

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Traffic Control Cabinet (WiAPC/Termination board powers WiAPBs from inside the cabinet)

WiAPC places calls to the traffic control cabinet.
9-pin cable needs to be installed from the WiAPC to the terminals of the PED CALLS in the cabinet (9-pin cable included).
Utilizes the existing or new field wires from cabinet to WiAPBs (for power only).
Connect the field wires from the cabinet to the Termination Board.
Termination Board: It is recommended to use termination board slot #1 for WiAPB ”1”, slot #2 for WiAPB “2”, and so on for all the WiAPBs.

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Using SPI in the Pedestrian Signal Head to Provide Power to WiAPBs

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DO NOT set the SPI on the bottom of the pedestrian signal head! Terminals of the SPI must be connected to the same terminals on the base station.
Note: 48VDC intersections require a different SPI than 120VAC intersections.

Traffic Control Cabinet (no field wires required to power the WiAPBs)

Mount the Antenna on the exterior of the cabinet pointed towards WiAPBs in the intersection.
WiAPC places calls to the traffic control cabinet.
9-pin cable needs to be installed from the WiAPC to the terminals of the PED CALLS in the cabinet (9-pin cable included).
25-pin cable needs to be installed from the WiAPC to the ped head outputs in the cabinet.
For cabinets with limited shelf space a WiAPC rack can be ordered separately and installed to mount the WiAPC to an interior wall.
WiAPB & WiAPB Wave
(warranty void if the WiAPB is installed upside down)
WiAPB Base Station (enlarged view of the terminal block on the front)
WiAPB wiring connections: 12VDC or 16VDC (NOT polarity dependent)