Wavetronix Click 400 (900 MHz radio) (CLK-400) - User Guide - Manual (Page 51)

50 CHAPTER 7 • CLICK 101
Each side-fire sensor can use its two communication ports to send real-time traffic data to
both cabinets for which it is collecting data (see Figure 7.2). The real-time data is used to
control intersections using distributed and centralized strategies.
Note
The Click 101 data protocol used to poll sensors is supported by SmartSensor HD v1.3
or greater; likewise this protocol is supported in SmartSensor 105 v2.8 or greater.
Traffic
Controller
Figure 7.2 – Each Side-fire SmartSensor Communicates with Two Traffic Controllers
To collect the data at a particular intersection, the Click 101 polls each sensor for real-time
lane-by-lane volume and occupancy data detected since the last polling period. Each poll-
ing period typically takes a few seconds. This data is signalized to the traffic controller or
data logger using up to 16 contact closure outputs.
Figure 7.3 illustrates an example where the Click 101 in Cabinet A can retrieve lane-by-
lane volume and occupancy data from Sensor ID 20 and 21. The data from lanes 4 and 5 of
Sensor ID 20 is used to control phase 2 of the intersection, and the data from lanes 1–3 of
Sensor ID 21 is used to control phase 6. The other lanes from Sensor ID 20 and 21 can be
retrieved by Click 101 devices in cabinets at the adjacent arterial intersections.