
T400 Controller Facilities Manual
667/EB/20200/000 Page 9-13 Issue 9
9.3.4(e) CLF Group Synchronisation Confirm (CS)
A ‘CS’ bit may be returned to confirm synchronisation of the current CLF plan and
cycle time to the start of the first group i.e. Group O.
The ‘CS’ bit is maintained for a preset period, configurable in 1 sec. steps normally set
to 3 secs.
See also 9.3.3(9.3.3(e)).
9.3.4(f) Stage Demand Confirm (SD1,SD2 etc.)
A ‘SD’ bit may be returned to indicate the presence of a demand, either locally or from
a ‘D’ bit, for a phase within the specified demand dependent stage.
Any phase that appears in more than one demand dependent stage will cause a ‘SD’ bit
for each of the stages to be returned whenever a demand is present, unless the demand
has been programmed to be ignored.
See also 9.3.3(9.3.3(a)).
9.3.4(g) Fall Back Confirm (FC)
An ‘FC’ bit may be returned to indicate that an ‘FM’ control bit has been received.
See also 9.3.3(9.3.3(h)).
9.3.4(h) Hurry Call Confirm (HC)
An ‘HC’ bit may be returned to indicate that a Hurry Call is being actioned.
9.3.4(i) Manual Control Mode (MC) and Remote Reconnect (RR)
Either an ‘MC’ or an ‘RR’ bit may be returned to indicate any of the following
conditions:
(i) Manual mode selected and operative.
(ii) Manual mode selected.
(iii) No lamp power.
(iv) Detector Fault Monitor timed out.
(v) NORMAL mode select button not selected, i.e. MANUAL, FIXED
TIME or V/A.
(vi) An entry in the controller fault log.
When ‘MC’ or ‘RR’ is received at the central office the computer releases control.
When ‘MC’ or ‘RR’ stop being sent the computer will regain control without having to
be reset by the operator as with ‘G1/G2’.
Normally ‘MC’ or ‘RR’ are used to request the computer to release control or to
inform it that the controller has adopted a higher priority mode by selection, i.e.
Manual, Fixed Time or Vehicle Actuated. Therefore ‘MC’ or ‘RR’ are normally used
to indicate conditions (i), (ii) or (v).
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