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it free of charge. January 15, 2008 Introducing the New R409 Side Mount Internally Illuminated Street Name Sign. Carmanah is pleased to introduce the new R409 Side Mount internally illuminated LED street name sign. What sets the R409 Side Mount apart from its counterpart the R409, is its sleek side-mounted design. This design allows for the signs to match the style of existing business improvement district signage, and provides for easy integration into streetscape planning. View additional information June 26, 2007 The EAGLE UPS cabinet secures and protects battery backup components from all forms of outdoor natural elements, including rain, sleet and snow. This UPS aluminum cabinet will fit on the side of most controller cabinets in order provide backup emergency power to the intersection, though it can also be used as a stand alone cabinet. View additional information June 26, 2007 The EAGLE Size P-UPS cabinet secures and protects traffic management-related electronic components from all forms of outdoor natural elements, including rain, sleet and snow. The P-UPS aluminum cabinet also includes a divided compartment to house a battery backup system, allowing for an uninterrupted power supply in the same enclosure, for ease of installation. View additional information ATSI is happy to announce that we will soon have a new product to add to the ATSI line...the TS2 Frame Grabber. The TS2 Frame Grabber is a device that connects to the SDLC communications in a TS2 cabinet and records the SDLC frames as they pass through the device. When the signal goes into flash (or is put into flash because of an accident or manually by a tech or policeman), the device will save up to the last 1/2 hour of SDLC communications to a Datakey. The technician can then retrieve the data from the Datakey and analyze the information to determine the cause of the intersection going into flash. The included Frame Grabber software will break the report down into plain english, making the vast amount of information quickly and easily understood. View additional information The List Price of the TS2 Frame Grabber is projected to be between $1,500.00 and $2,000.00 U.S. THE EBERLE DESIGN E-UPDATER - August 2006 NEW PRODUCTS MMU16LEip SmartMonitor The MMU16LEip provides a 10/100MBPS ETHERNET port for remote Wide Area Network (WAN) communications capability. By furnishing the MMU16LEip SmartMonitor with an IP address, the unit can be integrated into a remote Traffic Management Center, local Controller Unit, or a direct connection to a laptop PC network adaptor. Catalog Sheet Link: http://www.editraffic.com/pdf/mmu16leip_catalog_sheet.pdf Press Release Link: http://www.editraffic.com/press/PRESS%20RELEASE%20-%20MMU16LEip.pdf ORACLE 4H Vehicle Detector The Model ORACLE 4H four (4) channel rack mount vehicle detector is the latest addition to the EDI ORACLE "Enhanced" series family of products. The physical dimension of the front panel is half the width (1.20 inches) of a typical four (4) channel rack mount units, which allows for additional channels of vehicle detection to be installed in standard size card racks. Catalog Sheet Link: http://www.editraffic.com/pdf/oracle2e_4e.pdf 242 DC Isolator The Model 242 DC Isolator meets all requirements of Caltrans TSCES 1989 including TEES Chapter 1, and is listed on the Caltrans QPL list. Model 242-LAX meets the requirements of Los Angeles Department of Transportation and Model 242-LAC meets the requirements of Los Angeles County. Catalog Sheet Link: http://www.editraffic.com/pdf/Model_242_Catalog_Sheet.pdf FREEWARE LINKS LoopCalc Exclusively from EDI, the LoopCalc program automatically calculates the number of turns of wire required for a saw cut loop, the loop and lead-in inductance, the efficiency of the loop network, and the detection height of a loop. Just insert the loop dimensions and it will calculate all the formulas for you! Program Link: http://www.editraffic.com/a_loopcalc.html ATSI Newsletter - Calibration Costs Are Increasing in 2007 As of January 1, 2007 calibration costs will be increasing. This will include all products manufactured by ATSI that require calibration. The Maintenance Agreement Cost is expected to increase by 15%. The Calibration and Service Labor Rate are expected to increase by 10%. Beat the Higher Prices Now Calibration Deal Purchase your calibrations now to beat the higher prices! You are welcome to purchase multiple calibrations. We will keep these on file for when your equipment is sent in for calibration. Click on the link below to get the Return Merchandise Form. (ATSI does not require RMA numbers). This is a great way to spend that end-of-year money! Payment for calibrations must be received before December 31, 2006 to qualify for the 2006 price. ATSI does not accept responsibility to make notifications of when equipment is due for calibration. We do try our best to notify whenever we can, although this is not always possible. It is up to the end user to send the equipment to us before the calibration is expired. This offer is also good for purchases made through an ATSI distributor. Click on the link below to find your distributor! ATSI Announces Latest Firmware Release - Mar 08, 2007 The latest firmware v5.3 is on the Web. This has the updates for the Hickory Monitors as well as the TCT-LSM monitors. It also has some changes to the 2010 AC Line Brownout test.
ITERIS Announces Availability of New eAccess™ Video Transmission Product to Enable Remote Surveillance of Traffic Signal Operations ITERIS Secures $5 Million Contract from the Georgia Department of Transportation EDI announces the END OF THE DIODE PROGRAM CARD! Introducing the 2018KCL Signal Monitor for 170/2070 Traffic Cabinets New Super Rugged Polycarbonate Handle Assembly Made With GE LEXANTM Provides Signal Technicians With Detailed Operating Instructions Directly On The Side Of Rack Mount Vehicle Detectors Upgrade your NEMA TS-1 Cabinet to Operate with the Safety and Diagnostic Capabilities of a TS-2 MMU Without Cabinet Wiring Changes News from EIS Electronic Integrated Systems ATSI Newsletter |
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