ESBD_533675_1782931328349_02. Specification.pdf
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Autoscope Vision Sensors and Comm Managers - Specification Document
This is a specification document for a Texas state and local contract opportunity involving the procurement of Autoscope Vision Sensors and Communication Managers. The specification outlines the technical requirements and performance standards for traffic detection and management equipment. The document details the functional capabilities required for vision-based traffic sensors, including vehicle detection, classification, and counting functionalities, as well as the communication infrastructure necessary to integrate these sensors with traffic management systems. The equipment must support real-time data transmission and compatibility with existing traffic control systems.
The specification establishes performance criteria covering sensor accuracy, detection ranges, environmental tolerance, and communication protocol standards. The document includes detailed technical parameters for hardware specifications, software integration requirements, and system reliability standards. Pricing information, delivery schedules, and specific quantity requirements would be addressed through the formal solicitation process associated with this specification. The equipment must meet industry standards for traffic management applications and demonstrate capability for long-term operational deployment in Texas transportation infrastructure.
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Autoscope Vision is an integrated high-definition (HD) camera-processor sensor solution that delivers the highest levels of accuracy and performance for stop bar vehicle detection, pedestrian detection, bicycle detection and differentiation, advance vehicle detection, traffic data collection, and HD video surveillance.
Autoscope Vision builds on more than 30 years of proven above-ground video detection expertise. Its built-in local WiFi provides quick and simple set up – using the Supervisor Software
- an entire intersection can be programmed in just minutes.
Installation and integration is also simple with 3-wires-only.
Autoscope Vision provides high performance vehicle, pedestrian, bicycle detection and differentiation using state-of-the-art algorithms and a high definition video sensor. It delivers full ITS capabilities for traffic engineers to use in strategically managing their traffic infrastructure. Autoscope Vision helps improve safety, reduce vehicle emissions, and mitigate traffic congestion.
High-Definition for Superior Video Quality
Autoscope® OptiVu
Autoscope® Vision
EVO RADAR™
AccuSense®
Key Features
• Traffic Video Detection Camera
• Highest levels of accuracy and performance for the Advanced Traffic Management System
• Built-in local WiFi for quick and simple set up
• Program an entire intersection in just minutes
• Easy to install with 3-wires-only
• Simple integration to all traffic cabinets
• High Definition (HD) camera for superior video images
• 2 gore breathers
Overview
©2023 Econolite. All rights reserved. Econolite reserves the right to change or update these specifications at any time without prior notification.
www.econolite.com 714-630-3700
1250 N. Tustin Avenue, Anaheim, CA 92807 sales@econolite.com
AUTO.OPTI-2.23
Camera - Specifications
Video
• HD streaming video, H.264 720p (1280 x 720)
• 10x optical zoom, 16:9 wide screen aspect ratio
Communications
• Local view wired 10/100 MB Ethernet Por t or WiFi
• System/WAN via separate wired 1/100 MB Ethernet Por t
Temperature
• -34° C to +60° C (-29° F to 165°F)
• Meets TS2 standards
• Relative humidity of 0 to 95%, non-condensing
Power
• 16W typical, 18W maximum
• 89 to 265 VAC
• 60/50 Hz
• Indium Titanium Oxide (ITO) and hydrophilic faceplate
Environmental
• Temperature range: -40° to +60°C (-40° to 140°F)
• 10 to 100% (no condensat ion)
Dimensions & Weight
• H x W x L (with sunshield and bracket)
• 7” x 5.5” x 22.5” (177.8 mm x 140 mm x 57 1.5mm)
• 6.5 lbs (2.95 kg)
Regulatory • FCC Par t 15, Class A, ICES, NEMA TS2-2016
Warranty
• Three-year warranty
• Ex tended warranty packages available to six years
Autoscope Vision is an integrated camera-processor sensor solution that provides high performance stop bar vehicle detection, pedestrian detection, bicycle detection and differentiation, advance vehicle detection, traffic data collection, and HD video surveillance. It also supports local WiFi and streaming video to mobile computing devices.
Autoscope Vision utilizes an ITO faceplate heater and hydrophilic coated lens to maintain optimal performance during inclement weather while reducing the frequency of cleaning.
Power and communication to Vision sensors is conducted via the Vision Comm Manager™. Vision Comm Manager supports SDLC and wired I/O interface.
Description
PedestrianPedestrian in Crosswalkin Crosswalk
Pedestrian Pedestrian Waiting AreaWaiting Area
BicycleBicycle DetectionDetection
AdvancedAdvanced DetectionDetection Stop BarStop Bar
Thru & LeftThru & Left
Left Turn Left Turn AdvanceAdvance
DepartureDeparture
Learn more about additional Sensor products
— Stop bar vehicle detection
— Bicycle detection and differentiation
— Pedestrian Waiting Area Detection
— Pedestrian in Crosswalk Detection
— Advance vehicle detection up to 600 feet
— Traffic data collection
— HD video surveillance
Application
Autoscope Vision is capable of simultaneously satisfying multiple transportation management objectives:
Sensors for Traffic Detection
How does the Comm Manager benefit the driving public?
Why do agencies use the Comm Manager?
What, exactly, is a Comm Manager?
Comm Manager
The Autoscope Vision Comm Manager is a powerful device facilitating remote and local communication to deployed Autoscope Vision sensors. The Vision Comm Manager supports 3-wire-only branch cable connections for up to 8 sensors, interfaces to the optional Vision I/O 24™ module, as well as full 10/100/1000 Ethernet communication to a local laptop or workstation at the Traffic Management Center (TMC).
The Vision Comm Manager is quick and easy to install. A single IP address is all that is required to connect the Vision Comm Manager to personnel at the TMC, enabling collection of traffic data and viewing HD video streams, individually or in a quad display. Detection zones may also be created or modified remotely with this simple network architecture.
Power and communications to Autoscope Vision is managed via the Vision Comm Manager. Vision sensors provide high-performance, high definition vehicle detection and bicycle differentiation, using state-of-the-art algorithms to improve safety, reduce vehicle emissions, and mitigate traffic congestion.
1250 N. Tustin Avenue, Anaheim, CA 92807 ∙ 714-630-3700 ∙ sales@econolite.com ∙ www.econolite.com
© 2020 Econolite. All rights reserved. Econolite reserves the right to change or update these specifications at any time without prior notification.
Econolite Video, Radar, & In-Ground Detection
Autoscope Comm Manager Datasheet
Description Power and communication to Vision sensors is conducted via the Vision Comm Manager. The Vision Comm Manager supports SDLC and wired I/O interface for convenient integration to TS1, 170/2070/33x and TS2 cabinets. The robust and proven broadband-over-power cable technology has a remarkable throughput of 70-90 Mb/sec. This is more than sufficient bandwidth to simultaneouly transmit traffic data and multiple streams of HD video.
Applications
Autoscope Vision is capable of concurrently satisfying multiple transportation management objectives:
| - Stop bar vehicle detection |
| - Bicycle detection and differentiation |
| - Advance vehicle detection up to 600 feet from Vision sensor |
| - Traffic data collection |
| - HD video surveillance |
Specifications
• Connectors
| - Input power: one (1), 3-position compression block |
| - Output power to Vision sensors: four (4), 3-position |
compression blocks (up to 2 sensors per block)
| - Two (2) USB |
| - Four (4), 10/100/1000Ethernet: WAN, Maintenance, |
Expansion, Reserved
| • | Communications |
| - Wi-Fi 802.11(b/g/n) | |
| - WAN Ethernet Port 10/100/1000 | |
| - Maintenance Ethernet Port 10/100/1000 | |
| - Broadband-Over-Power 70-90 Mbps |
| • | Environmental |
| - -29º F to +165º F (-34º C to +74º C) | |
| - 0 to 95% relative humidity, non-condensing |
| • | Dimensions and Weight |
| - 11” x 7” x 2.5” (28 cm x 18 cm x 6 cm) | |
| - 2.3lbs (1.04 kg) |
| • | Video Output |
| - Digital streaming H.264 720p, 30fps | |
| - Variable bitrate selectable 100-5000Kbps |
| • | Warranty |
| - Three-year factory warranty | |
| - Extended warranty packages available to six years |
| • | Power |
| - 89-265 VAC, 50/60 Hz from the transient-protected |
side of cabinet
| - Minimum 15W typical without sensors |
| - 75 Watts typical with four (4) Vision sensors |
| - 140 Watts Maximum |
| - 2 spare fuses |
| - High-energy transient surge protection |
| • | Indicators |
| - Wi-Fi LEDs – active or inactive | |
| - SDLC LEDs – indicate valid data | |
| - Ethernet Port LEDs – indicate speed of network |
connection
| - Power Sensor LED – indicate power to sensor |
| - Comm Manager LED - indicator for readiness and |
status
- System Status LED - indicating individual sensor status
- Sensor LINK/ACT LED - indicates communication between the Comm Manager and at least 1 Vision sensor
| • | Regulatory |
| - NEMA TS2 2003 Compliant | |
| - CE EN 55022 | |
| - CE EN 55024 | |
| - EN 61000-6-1 | |
| - ICES | |
| - FCC Part 15, Class A |
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