Optical Signal Processor Cards
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The Optical Signal Processor (OSP) receives the electrical signals from the optical preemption Detectors. While being received, the signals are processed to determine if the vehicle is a valid emergency or transit vehicle and the vehicle's code, if so equipped.
The OSP is connected directly to the preemption inputs of the traffic controller in the intersection in which it is installed. When a vehicle's signal is accepted as valid, the OSP sends a preemption request to the proper input of the traffic controller.
The traffic controller then safely manipulates the traffic signals according to a preprogrammed algorithm. Depending on where the traffic controller was in its normal routine the vehicle will recieve a "Green Light" after a minimum of 3 or more seconds. Traffic signals which are already green will stay green until the vehicle passes.
If multiple vehicles are being received, they are prioritized to determine which vehicle should be given the right of way. If vehicles are of equal priority, right of way is given on a first-come, first-served basis.
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STROBECOM II - Optical Signal Processors |
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 3140 OSP Card
The 3140 OSP is the most advanced of the 3000 OSP Series.
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2070 OSP Card
The 2070 OSP is TOMAR’s entry level OSP providing the advanced detection and discrimination capabilities of the 3140 and 3080 without the communication and configuration options needed in large traffic systems.
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