Optical Preemption & Priority Control Systems

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Optical Preemption & Priority Control Systems

STROBECOM II

4140 Coded OSP Card and Card Cage

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OSPOCx Coded OSP Card and Card Cage

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OSPOC8x Coded OSP Card and Card Cage... 10 - 11

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2080 Optical Signal Processor...

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4140/2140 Accessories

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OSP Track3...

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4090 Series Optical Preemption Detectors

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DETOC Series Optical Preemption Detectors

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2090/2091 Optical Preemption Detectors

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2097 Detector/LED Confirmation Light Assembly

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2087 LED Confirmation Light Driver

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3065 & 3065-R Coded Preemption Emitters...

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T792H/L & T792H/L-R Coded Preemption Emitters...

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FSEMIT Fire Station Mounted Emitter System

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Preemption Upgrade Kits

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401-1228-PRE Preemption Emitter Power Supply

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Detector Mounts ...

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M913 & M3880 Cables...

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3065B Cordless Preemption Emitter.

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T792HLB Cordless Preemption Emitter.

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Detector Tester

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1790-1014 STROBESWITCH...

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Sales Offices

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Table of Contents

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The model 4140 Optical Signal Processor (OSP) is the

newest and most advanced of the OSP’s offered by TOMAR.

Installed inside the traffic cabinet, the 4140 provides power

for 209X and 4090 Optical Detectors , receives, decodes

and prioritizes signals from the detectors, logs preemption

and priority control activity, communicates with other traffic

control devices, and optically isolates the preemption

channels.

The 4140 is delivered default programmed to respond on a

first-come, first-served basis to optical signals from vehicles

within two signal bands. Emergency band signals are typically

emitted by emergency vehicles to effect a preemption

of normal traffic control timing and are given the highest

priority to allow rapid emergency response with enhanced

safety. Transit band signals are generally emitted by transit

or other non-emergency municipal vehicles to effect a

priority change for the vehicle’s approach direction without

necessarily interrupting traffic control timing. Up to 65,000

vehicles in each signal band can be individually identified.

Using a simple Windows-based configuration program, the

user can define up to 16 additional classes within each signal

band with different priorities, detection ranges, and choices

of actions, from simple logging to full traffic preemption.

Equipped with an Ethernet port and the ability to classify

and announce the presence of multiple vehicles in real-time,

the 4140 makes an excellent intelligent vehicle sensor for ITS

applications.

The 4140 OSP is compatible with NEMA TS-1, TS-2, and

CA/NY 170, and 2070 controllers and meets all NEMA

and CalTrans environmental requirements. The 4140 plugs

directly into a 170 input file without any additional hardware

and does not use the internal 24VDC cabinet power. For

NEMA cabinets without prewired preemption slots, the

TOMAR model 1881 rack provides the necessary hardware

and harnessing to allow simple connection to detector

outputs and controller inputs.

4140 OSP

The TOMAR 4140 Optical Signal Processor offers

the following features and benefits:

Plug-and-Play Firmware

allows the ability to add accessories

in the field without manual configuration. This allows you to

buy only what is needed today and add more capability later,

saving precious funds.

Active Reflection Suppression

prevents cross street

preemption due to reflected emitter technology. Only

TOMAR’s advanced, digital signal processing can eliminate

this troublesome side effect making system installation and

setup far less critical.

Expansion Port

provides easy connection of the 4140

to other accessory modules like green phase monitors,

confirmation light drivers, and external preemption adapters

for controllers that do not have internal preemption software.

4140

AND CARD CAGE

OSP CARD

The 1881 Card Cage provides all the necessary hardware and harnessing required to allow the simple wiring of the 4140 card to the detector outputs and controller inputs. The 1881 is equipped with two 60” long cables which are wired to the controller. The first cable carries all AC power wiring, safety ground, and card outputs. The second cable is terminated to a 12 point terminal block which is typically mounted in the wiring compartment of the cabinet. The detectors are then connected to the terminal block.

• 65,000 vehicles per band and over 14,000 log records

standard

• Built-in Ethernet port providing a full-featured TCP/IP stack,

with enterprise grade security features, for configuration,

diagnostics, and log information retrieval.

• Firmware upgradable remotely via Ethernet port for simple

future feature additions

• Fully supports OSPsoft and OSPtrack3 software via Ethernet

• Universal AC input voltage

• Enhanced transient/lightning protection

• Short-circuit proof detector power

• Simplified front panel interface

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True 10 Year Warranty:

The 4140 OSP and all STROBECOM II components are covered under the 10 year warranty. Unlike other manufacturers,

TOMAR’s warranty has NO FEES or charges for warranty repairs.

Specifications for OSP Card

Item Description

Signal The 4140 shall be capable of receiving, decoding and prioritizing the Emergency and Transit signals transmitted by all TOMAR and competitive emitters. The system shall be software configurable to accept or reject older non-identifying optical signals. Up to 65,000 vehicles in each signal band can be individually identified.

Signal Acquisition Time Typical signal acquisition time shall be approximately 2.5 seconds. Acquisition time will vary depending upon the number of signals present simultaneously and on the density of optical noise.

Range 2500 feet maximum adjustable down to 200 feet in 255 steps for each signal band. Range Adjustment Range adjustment shall be accomplished via front panel switches and emitter or via software

configuration.

Priority Determination The 4140 shall be delivered with default priority grouping, responding on a first-come, first-serve basis to signals within each signal band. Signals in the Emergency signal band shall be given priority over signals in the Transit signal band.

Optionally, the user shall be able to define additional priority classes within each signal band. Up to 16 priority groups within each signal band may be defined.

Event Logging The system shall log all valid and invalid preemption events including the time, date, and duration of event. The logging capacity of the card shall be a minimum of 14,000 events. The oldest events shall be discarded when newer events are received. The number of events to be stored shall be expandable by adding additional memory.

The stored logs shall be downloadable via Ethernet port.

Output Signals The 4140 shall provide four optically isolated output channels for placing calls on the traffic controllers preempt inputs. All output signals shall comply with NEMA signal level definitions.

Control Timers Each channel shall be equipped with 3 control timers described as: MAX CALL: Sets the maximum time a preempt call is allowed to be active. CALL EXTENSION: Sets the time a call is held after the optical signal terminates.

CALL DELAY: Sets the time a call must be pending before the assertion of the call to the controller.

Electrical Requirements 120/240 VAC 50/60HZ

Temperature Range -40 degrees Celsius to +75 degrees Celsius Transient Protection Input power is MOV protected from line transients.

Fusing Input power connections are fused at 1/2 amp to prevent cabinet wiring damage in the event of an electrical failure.

Specifications for 1881 Card Cage and Harness

Item Description

Mechanical Height 5.80” ( 147.3mm )

Length 8.06” ( 204.7mm ) Width 2.90” ( 73.7mm )

Mounting The 1881 can sit on mounting feet atop a shelf or can be hung, using the mounting holes in the top flange, under a shelf.

Construction Anodized aluminum with upper mounting flange and lower mounting feet. Open frame with single 22/44 card edge connector and 60” long controller and detector terminal block cables.

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The model OSPOCx family Optical Signal Processor (OSP) is

the first OSP offered by TOMAR that receives and decodes

*GTT OPTICOM-brand coded emitter signals. Installed

inside the traffic cabinet, the OSPOCx family provides power

for Tomar DETOCxx and/or GTT OPTICOM 7xx Optical

Detectors, receives, decodes and prioritizes signals from

the detectors, logs preemption and priority control activity,

communicates with other traffic control devices, and optically

isolates the preemption channels.

The OSPOCx family is delivered default programmed to

respond on a first-come, first-served basis to optical signals

from vehicles within two signal bands. Emergency band

signals are typically emitted by emergency vehicles to effect

a preemption of normal traffic control timing and are given

the highest priority to allow rapid emergency response with

enhanced safety. Transit band signals are generally emitted

by transit or other non-emergency municipal vehicles to

effect a priority change for the vehicle’s approach direction

without necessarily interrupting traffic control timing.

Classes 0-9 and codes 0-999 in each class can be individually

identified in each band.

Using a simple Windows-based configuration program, the

user can define up to 10 additional classes within each signal

Equipped with an Ethernet port and the ability to classify and

announce the presence of multiple vehicles in real-time, the

OSPOCx family makes an excellent intelligent vehicle sensor

for ITS applications.

The OSPOCx family OSP is compatible with NEMA

TS-1, TS-2, and CA/NY 170, and 2070 controllers and meets

all NEMA and CalTrans environmental requirements. The

OSPOCx family plugs directly into a 170 input file without

any additional hardware and does not use the internal

24VDC cabinet power. For NEMA cabinets without prewired

preemption slots, the TOMAR model 1881 rack provides

the necessary hardware and harnessing to allow simple

connection to detector outputs and controller inputs.

OSPOCx Family OSP

The TOMAR OSPOCx family Optical Signal Processor

offers the following features and benefits:

Plug-and-Play Firmware allows the ability to add accessories in the field without manual configuration. This allows you to buy only what is needed today and add more capability later, saving precious funds.

Active Reflection Suppression prevents cross street preemption due to reflected emitter technology. Only TOMAR’s advanced, digital signal processing can eliminate this troublesome side effect making system installation and setup far less critical.

Expansion Port provides easy connection of the OSPOCx family to other accessory modules like green phase monitors, confirmation light drivers, and external preemption adapters for controllers that do not have internal preemption software.

OSPOCx

The 1881 Card Cage provides all the necessary hardware and harnessing required to allow the simple wiring of the OSPOCx family card to the detector outputs and controller inputs. The 1881 is equipped with two 60” long cables which are wired to the controller. The first cable carries all AC power wiring, safety ground, and card outputs. The second cable is terminated to a 12 point terminal block which is typically mounted in the wiring compartment of the cabinet. The detectors are then connected to the terminal block.

• 9,999 vehicles per band and over 14,000 log records standard • Built-in Ethernet port providing a full-featured TCP/IP stack,with enterprise grade security features, for configuration, diagnostics, and log information retrieval.

• Firmware upgradable remotely via Ethernet port for simple future feature additions

• Fully supports OSPsoft and OSPtrack3 software via Ethernet • Universal AC input voltage

• Enhanced transient/lightning protection • Short-circuit proof detector power • Simplified front panel interface

• Compatible with GTT OPTICOM coded emitters with decode capability for all OPTICOM vehicle ID’s in all 10 classes for both command and advantage priorities

• Compatible with Tomar coded emitters for both command and advantage priorities

• Compatible with all un-coded emitters, including GTT, Tomar, and Whelen

• Supports Tomar DETOCxx and GTT OPTICOM 7xx Optical Detectors, including mixed systems utilizing both detector types

1881 Card Cage and Harness

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True 10 Year Warranty:

The OSPOCx family OSP and all STROBECOM II components are covered under the 10 year warranty. Unlike other

manufacturers, TOMAR’s warranty has NO FEES or charges for warranty repairs.

Item Description

Signal The OSPOCx family shall be capable of receiving, decoding and prioritizing OPTICOM-brand formatted Emergency and Transit priority signals transmitted by all TOMAR and competitive emitters. The system shall be software configurable to accept or reject non-identifying optical signals. Classes 0-9 and codes 0-999 in each signal band can be individually identified.

Range 2500 feet maximum adjustable down to 200 feet in 255 steps for each signal band. Range Adjustment Range adjustment shall be accomplished via front panel switches and emitter or via software

configuration.

Priority Determination The OSPOCx family shall be delivered with default priority grouping, responding on a come, first-serve basis to signals within each signal band. Signals in the Emergency signal band shall be given priority over signals in the Transit signal band.

Event Logging The system shall log all valid and invalid preemption events including the time, date, and duration of event. The logging capacity of the card shall be a minimum of 14,000 events. The oldest events shall be discarded when newer events are received. The number of events to be stored shall be expandable by adding additional memory.

The stored logs shall be downloadable via Ethernet port.

Output Signals The OSPOCx family shall provide four optically isolated output channels for placing calls on the traffic controllers preempt inputs. All output signals shall comply with NEMA signal level definitions. Control Timers Each channel shall be equipped with 3 control timers described as:

MAX CALL: Sets the maximum time a preempt call is allowed to be active. CALL EXTENSION: Sets the time a call is held after the optical signal terminates.

Specifications for 1881 Card Cage and Harness

Item Description

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The 1881 Card Cage provides all the necessary hardware and harnessing required to allow the simple wiring of the 4080 card to the detector outputs and controller inputs. The 1881 is equipped with two 60” long cables which are wired to the controller. The first cable carries all AC power wiring, safety ground, and card outputs. The second cable is terminated to a 12 point terminal block which is typically mounted in the wiring compartment of the

cabinet. The detectors are then connected to the terminal block. _{1881 Card Cage and Harness}

Installed inside the traffic cabinet at an intersection, the 4080

Optical Signal Processor (OSP) provides power for 209X and

4090 Optical Detectors, receives, decodes and prioritizes

signals from the detectors, communicates with other traffic

control devices, and optically isolates the preemption

channels.

The 4080 responds on a first-come, first-served basis to optical

signals from vehicles within two signal bands. Emergency

band signals are typically emitted by emergency vehicles to

effect a preemption of normal traffic control timing and are

given the highest priority to allow rapid emergency response

with enhanced safety. Transit band signals are generally

emitted by transit or other non-emergency municipal vehicles

to effect a priority change for the vehicle’s approach direction

without necessarily interrupting traffic control timing.

directly into a 170 input file without any additional hardware

and does not use the internal 24VDC cabinet power. For

The TOMAR 4080 Optical Signal Processor offers

the following features and benefits:

allows the ability to add accessories

in the field without manual configuration. This allows you to

buy only what is needed today and add more capability later,

saving precious funds.

prevents cross street

Expansion Port

provides easy connection of the 4080

to other accessory modules like green phase monitors,

confirmation light drivers, and external preemption adapters

for controllers that do not have internal preemption software.

• Enhanced transient/lightning protection

• Short-circuit proof detector power

• Simplified front panel interface

• Jumper configurable to accept or reject various emitter types

• Jumper configurable to select confirmation light patterns

and

behavior

4080

AND CARD CAGE

OSP CARD

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TOMAR’s warranty has NO FEES or charges for warranty repairs.

NOTICE: The sale of these items are restricted to state and local governments and to authorized distributors only.

Item Description

Signal The 4080 shall be capable of receiving, decoding and prioritizing the Emergency and Transit signals transmitted by all TOMAR and competitive emitters. The system shall be jumper configurable to accept or reject older non-identifying optical signals and coded optical signals from competitive emitters.

Range 2500 feet maximum adjustable down to 200 feet in 255 steps for each signal band. Range Adjustment Range adjustment shall be accomplished via front panel switches and emitter.

Priority Determination The 4080 shall be delivered with default priority grouping, responding on a first-come, first-serve basis to signals within each signal band. Signals in the Emergency signal band shall be given priority over signals in the Transit signal band.

Control Timers Each channel shall be equipped with a MAX CALL which will disable channels response to an emitter should that emitter remain within range for more than 2 minutes

Specifications for 1881 Card Cage and Harness

Item Description

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The model OSPOC 8x family Optical Signal Processor (OSP)

is the first OSP offered by TOMAR that receives and decodes

*GTT OPTICOM-brand coded emitter signals. Installed

inside the traffic cabinet, the OSPOC 8x family provides

power for Tomar DETOCxx and/or GTT OPTICOM 7xx

Optical Detectors, receives, decodes and prioritizes signals

from the detectors, communicates with other traffic control

devices, and optically isolates the preemption channels.

The OSPOC 8x family responds on a first-come, first-served

basis to optical signals from vehicles within two signal

bands. Emergency band signals are typically emitted by

emergency vehicles to effect a preemption of normal traffic

control timing and are given the highest priority to allow

rapid emergency response with enhanced safety. Transit

band signals are generally emitted by transit or other

non-emergency municipal vehicles to effect a priority change

for the vehicle’s approach direction without necessarily

interrupting traffic control timing.

The OSPOC 8x family OSP is compatible with NEMA

TS-1, TS-2, and CA/NY 170, and 2070 controllers and meets

all NEMA and CalTrans environmental requirements. The

OSPOC 8x family plugs directly into a 170 input file without

any additional hardware and does not use the internal

24VDC cabinet power. For NEMA cabinets without prewired

preemption slots, the TOMAR model 1881 rack provides

the necessary hardware and harnessing to allow simple

connection to detector outputs and controller inputs.

The TOMAR OSPOC 8x family Optical Signal

Processor offers the following features and

benefits:

Plug-and-Play Firmware allows the ability to add accessories in the field without manual configuration. This allows you to buy only what is needed today and add more capability later, saving precious funds.

Active Reflection Suppression prevents cross street preemption due to reflected emitter technology. Only TOMAR’s advanced, digital signal processing can eliminate this troublesome side effect making system installation and setup far less critical.

Expansion Port provides easy connection of the OSPOC 8x family to other accessory modules like green phase monitors, confirmation light drivers, and external preemption adapters for controllers that do not have internal preemption software.

• Enhanced transient/lightning protection • Short-circuit proof detector power • Simplified front panel interface

• Compatible with GTT OPTICOM coded emitters • Compatible with Tomar coded emitters

• Compatible with all un-coded emitters, including GTT, Tomar, and Whelen

• Supports Tomar DETOCxx and GTT OPTICOM 2xx, 5xx, 7xx Optical Detectors, including mixed systems utilizing both detector types • Jumper configurable to accept or reject various emitter types • Jumper configurable to select confirmation light patterns and behavior

*OPTICOM and GTT are trademarks of Global Traffic Technologies, LLC and are not affiliated with Tomar Electronics, Inc. or its productst affiliated with Tomar Electronics, Inc. or its products The 1881 Card Cage provides all the necessary hardware and harnessing

required to allow the simple wiring of the

OSPOC 8x

family card to the detector outputs and controller inputs. The 1881 is equipped with two 60” long cables which are wired to the controller. The first cable carries all AC power wiring, safety ground, and card outputs. The second cable is terminated to a 12 point terminal block which is typically mounted in the wiring compartment of the cabinet. The detectors are then connected to the

1881 Card Cage and Harness OSPOC 8x Family OSP

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The OSPOC 8 x family OSP and all STROBECOM II components are covered under the 10 year warranty. Unlike other

manufacturers, TOMAR’s warranty has NO FEES or charges for warranty repairs.

Specifications for OSP Card

Item Description

Signal The OSPOC 8x shall be capable of receiving, decoding and prioritizing the Emergency and Transit signals transmitted by all TOMAR and competitive emitters. The system shall be jumper configurable to accept or reject older non-identifying optical signals and coded signals from Tomar Strobecom II format emitters. Signal Acquisition Time Typical signal acquisition time shall be approximately 2.5 seconds. Acquisition time will vary depending

upon the number of signals present simultaneously and on the density of optical noise. Range 2500 feet maximum adjustable down to 200 feet in 255 steps for each signal band. Range Adjustment Range adjustment shall be accomplished via front panel switches and emitter.

Priority Determination The OSPOC 8x shall be delivered with default priority grouping, responding on a first-come, first-serve basis to signals within each signal band. Signals in the Emergency signal band shall be given priority over signals in the Transit signal band.

Output Signals The OSPOC 8x shall provide four optically isolated output channels for placing calls on the traffic control-lers preempt inputs. All output signals shall comply with NEMA signal level definitions.

Control Timers Each channel shall be equipped with a MAX CALL which will disable channels response to an emitter should that emitter remain within range for more than 2 minutes

Specifications for 1881 Card Cage and Harness

Item Description

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The model 2140 Optical Signal Processor (OSP) is the most

advanced of the 2000 Series OSP’s offered by TOMAR.

Installed inside the traffic cabinet, the 2140 provides power

for 209X Optical Detectors, receives, decodes and prioritizes

signals from the detectors, logs preemption and priority

control activity, communicates with other traffic control

devices, and optically isolates the preemption channels.

The 2140 is delivered default programmed to respond on a

first-come, first-served basis to optical signals from vehicles

within two signal bands. Emergency band signals are typically

emitted by emergency vehicles to effect a preemption

of normal traffic control timing and are given the highest

priority to allow rapid emergency response with enhanced

safety. Transit band signals are generally emitted by transit

or other non-emergency municipal vehicles to effect a

priority change for the vehicle’s approach direction without

necessarily interrupting traffic control timing. Up to 65,000

vehicles in each signal band can be individually identified.

Using a simple Windows-based configuration program, the

user can define up to 16 additional classes within each signal

Equipped with a serial port and the ability to classify and

announce the presence of multiple vehicles in real-time, the

2140 makes an excellent intelligent vehicle sensor for ITS

applications.

and does not use the internal 24VDC cabinet power. For

2140 OSP

1881 Card Cage and Harness

The TOMAR 2140 Optical Signal Processor offers the

following features and benefits:

Modular construction

allows tool-less field repair and

firmware upgrades. Competitive products must be returned

to the factory for proper repair.

allows the ability to add preemption

channels or other accessories in the field without manual

configuration. This allows you to buy only what is needed

today and add more capability later, saving precious funds.

prevents cross street

setup far less critical.

Expansion Port

provides easy connection of the 2140 to

other accessory modules like the eLock emitter authentication

system, green phase monitors, confirmation light drivers,

and external preemption adapters for controllers that do not

have internal preemption software.

Preemption channel disconnect switches

allow the

preemption outputs from the 2140 to be physically

disconnected from the controller inputs during setup and

testing. This allows traffic technicians the ability to perform

all system setups and testing without disrupting traffic flow.

2140

AND CARD CAGE

OSP CARD

The 1881 Card Cage provides all the necessary hardware and harnessing required to allow the simple wiring of the 2140 card to the detector outputs and controller inputs. The 1881 is equipped with two 60” long cables which are wired to the controller. The first cable carries all 115 VAC power wiring, safety ground, and card outputs. The second cable is terminated to a 12 point terminal block which is typically mounted in the wiring compartment of the cabinet. The detectors are then connected to the terminal block.

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TOMAR’s warranty has NO FEES or charges for warranty repairs.

Item Description

Signal The 2140 shall be capable of receiving, decoding and prioritizing the Emergency and Transit signals transmitted by all TOMAR and competitive emitters. The system shall be software configurable to accept or reject older non-identifying optical signals. Up to 65,000 vehicles in each signal band can be individually identified.

Range 2500 feet maximum adjustable down to 200 feet in 255 steps for each signal band.

Range Adjustment Range adjustment shall be accomplished via front panel switches and emitter or via serial port command. Priority Determination The 2140 shall be delivered with default priority grouping, responding on a first-come, first-serve basis to

signals within each signal band. Signals in the Emergency signal band shall be given priority over signals in the Transit signal band.

Event Logging The system shall log all valid signal receipts along with the time, date, and duration of receipt. The log-ging capacity of the card shall be a minimum of 1300 events. The oldest events shall be discarded when newer events are received. The number of events to be stored shall be expandable by adding additional memory.

The stored logs shall be downloadable via RS-232 port. The 2140’s operating system shall allow connec-tion to a controller, a local computer, or a modem.

Control Timers Each channel shall be equipped with 3 control timers described as: MAX CALL: Sets the maximum time a preempt call is allowed to be active. CALL EXTENSION: Sets the time a call is held after the optical signal terminates.

Electrical Requirements 120VAC 50/60 Hz

Fusing Input power connections are fused at 1/2 amp to prevent cabinet wiring damage in the event of an electri-cal failure.

Specifications for 1881 Card Cage and Harness

Item Description

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The 2080 Optical Signal Processor (OSP) is TOMAR’s

mid-range OSP providing the advanced detection and

discrimination of all 2000 Series OSP’s with improved system

security and upgradability. Installed inside the traffic cabinet,

the 2080 provides power for 209X Optical Detectors,

receives, decodes and prioritizes signals from the detectors,

and optically isolates the preemption channels.

The 2080 responds on a first-come, first-served basis to optical

signals from vehicles within two signal bands. Emergency

band signals are typically emitted by emergency vehicles to

effect a preemption of normal traffic control timing and are

given the highest priority to allow rapid emergency response

with enhanced safety.

Transit band signals are generally emitted by transit or other

non-emergency municipal vehicles to effect a priority change

for the vehicle’s approach direction without necessarily

interrupting traffic control timing.

CA/NY 170, and 2070 controllers and meets all NEMA

and does not use the internal 24VDC cabinet power. For

TOMAR model 1881 rack provides the necessary hardware

1881 Card Cage and Harness The 1881 Card Cage provides all the necessary hardware and harnessing

required to allow the simple wiring of the 2080 card to the detector outputs and controller inputs. The 1881 is equipped with two 60” long cables which are wired to the controller. The first cable carries all 115 VAC power wiring, safety ground, and card outputs. The second cable is terminated to a 12 point terminal block which is typically mounted in the wiring compartment of the cabinet. The detectors are then connected to the terminal block.

2080

AND CARD CAGE

OSP CARD

2080 OSP

The TOMAR 2080 Optical Signal Processor offers

the following features and benefits:

Modular construction

allows tool-less field repair and

firmware upgrades. Competitive products must be returned

to the factory for proper repair.

Plug-and-Play Firmware

allows the ability to add preemption

channels or other accessories in the field without manual

configuration. This allows you to buy only what is needed

today and add more capability later, saving precious funds.

prevents cross street

Preemption channel disconnect switches

allow the

preemption outputs from the 2080 to be physically

disconnected from the controller inputs during setup and

testing. This allows traffic technicians the ability to perform

all system setups and testing without disrupting traffic flow.

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Item Description

Signal The 2080 shall be capable of receiving, decoding and prioritizing the Emergency and Transit signals trans-mitted by all TOMAR and competitive emitters.

The 2080 shall be configurable via a jumper on the control module, to accept or reject older non-coded optical signals. The 2080 does not uniquely identify any emitter codes when accepting or rejecting non-coded optical signals.

Simultaneous Signals Each signal processor module shall be capable of receiving 10 signals simultaneously. Additional simulta-neous signals will be ignored.

Range 2500 feet maximum adjustable down to 200 feet in 255 steps for each signal band. Range Adjustment Range adjustment shall be accomplished via front panel switches and emitter.

Priority Determination Signals in the Emergency signal band shall be given priority over signals in the Transit signal band. Signals in the same band shall be serviced on a first-come, first-served basis.

Max Call Timer Each channel shall be equipped with a MAX CALL TIMER which will disable a channel’s response to an emitter should that emitter remain within range for more than 2 minutes. Once the emitter is shut off for 10 seconds or more the channel shall again respond to that emitter.

Electrical Requirements 120VAC 50/60 Hz

Temperature Range -40 degrees Celsius to +75 degrees Celsius

Transient Protection Input power shall be MOV and fuse protected from line transients.

Fusing Input power connections shall be fused at 1/2 amp to prevent cabinet wiring damage in the event of an electrical failure.

Specifications for 1881 Card Cage and Harness

Item

Description

True 10 Year Warranty:

TOMAR’s warranty has NO FEES or charges for warranty repairs.

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Ordering Information

Model No. Description

2140–GPMON 8-phase, isolated, green signal monitor with 2140 interface cable

2085 External preemption adapter with 2140 interface cable

2086 Low priority output module with 2140 interface cable

The

2140–GPMON

is an 8-phase, optically isolated, green

signal monitor. When attached to the 2140 OSP expansion

port, the condition of an intersection’s green signal heads

is logged with each preemption event. The 2140–GPMON

allows the 2140 OSP to provide early green priority control

for transit applications.

2140–GPMON

The

2085 External Preemption Adapter

allows the 2140

OSP to be used with traffic controllers that do not have built

in preempt software. The 2085 interfaces to the controller’s

OMIT, MCE, and INTERVAL ADVANCE lines to effect

preemption. Desired green phases and phase advance rates

are selected via dip switches. Separate settings are provided

for emergency and transit band.

The

2086 Low Priority Output Module

provides separate

steady-state transit band outputs allowing the 2140 OSP to

be used with traffic controllers that cannot recognize the

standard pulsing signal for low priority preempts.

2085 External Preemption Adapter

2086 Low Priority Output Module

10 Year Warranty

These products are covered by TOMAR’s standard warranty except that the warranty period is extended to 10 years for the power supply.

NOTICE:

The sale of these items are restricted to state and local governments and to authorized distributors only.

4140/2140

ACCESSORIES

OSP CARD

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OPTICAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR TRACKING SOFTWARE

TOMAR Electronics Optical Signal Processor Tracking Software version 3 (OSPtrack 3) is a management information and

maintenance tool used to analyze vehicle event data originating from STROBECOM II Optical Signal Processors. Utilizing

the power of Microsoft SQL server, OSPtrack 3 centralizes EVP and transit priority control events from intersections and

provides a convenient interface for conducting custom and predefined queries of the event database.

Vehicle events are collected from Strobecom II equipped intersections via modem, TCP/IP, or file import. Configurable

filters allow customization of which types of data are included in the database. Intersection definitions and approach

configuration are automatically defined during importation and vehicle routes are defined and maintained via an easy to

use GUI interface.

Query results can be printed or exported for use in spreadsheet or statistical analysis packages. OSPtrack 3 includes

complete SQL record and table structure documentation so users can develop custom applications to conduct additional

studies of information in the OSPtrack 3 database.

A scheduling function allows log download, time synchronization, and any other maintenance functions to be performed

unattended with user defined frequency.

• Transit system providers can measure and plan improvements to transit system performance by running queries

including bus travel time, bus count, and headway.

• Emergency service agencies can study response times along major corridors and vehicle counts at intersections

to better identify and improve how well each station serves the community.

• Traffic engineers can use the data from OSPtrack to study how agencies use EVP and priority control, allowing

the system to be optimized to provide the greatest benefit to users while minimizing traffic system upset.

• System maintenance and configuration can be performed remotely in real-time or on a scheduled basis.

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TOMAR 4090 Series Detectors offer these important

features:

•

Closed loop self-test for detector welfare, monitoring

and reporting (ST models only).

•

Military derived sensor technology for direct sunlight

rejection and detection performance unmatched by

ANY other system.

•

Fully encapsulated electronics for complete

resistance to water, heat, and vibration.

•

Complete electronics protection from damage due

to miswiring or electrical transients.

•

Simple advanced detector installation without any

special cabling for enhanced detection around

corners and over hills.

•

Tool-less tilt/swivel for each detector head makes

aiming easy

TOMAR’s 4090 Series Optical Preemption Detectors

sense the optical pulses emitted by properly equipped

emergency or transit vehicles. Mounted to observe

the approaches of an intersection, 4090 Detectors are

used with TOMAR 2000, 3000 and 4000 Series Optical

Signal Processors to inform the traffic control system

of the presence of designated vehicles.

The 4090-x-ST detectors incorporate a self-test feature

for true closed loop detector and wiring welfare

monitoring. Each 4090-X-ST detector includes a small

infrared LED which periodically injects a special test

signal into the detectors photo sensor. The 2140,3140

and 4140 Series OSPs receive the special test signal

and therefore know that the detector is fully functional.

Should a detector fail self-test a front panel indication

and an entry in the OSP log indicate the problem.

Using 4090 Series detectors and Strobecom II

throughout your traffic control system reduces

emergency response time, allows emergency vehicles

to travel with greater safety, and improves transit

vehicles timeliness.

4090 Series

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Specifications for 4090 Series Detectors

Item Description

Maximum Range 2500 feet minimum when used with a TOMAR Optical Signal Processor.

Optical Pulse Rise Time Discrimination The 4090 Series input stages are optimized for the detection of strobe pulses with a rise time from start of pulse to peak of pulse of 10 microseconds or less. Slower pulses such as varying sunlight and incandescent emergency lighting will be highly attenuated and substantially ignored by the detector’s digital

discriminators.

4090-x-ST self testing detectors The 4090-x-ST Series incorporate a self-test feature for true closed loop detector sensor and wiring welfare monitoring.

Field of View 13 degrees conical centered about the viewport normal axis (typical).

Power Requirements VOLTAGE: 12 to 30VDC CURRENT: 15 mA maximum

Wiring Connections Blue Wire - GROUND

Yellow - SIGNAL

Orange Wire - +12 to 30 VDC

Shield and Drain Wire - CONNECT TO BLUE WIRE AT TRAFFIC CABINET

Temperature Range -40° Celsius to +75° Celsius

Physical Construction The 4090 Series enclosures are black, glass-filled, UV stabilized, polyamide suitable for all-weather use. All electronic circuitry is completely encapsulated in polyurethane for protection from shock, vibration, and moisture. A weep hole is provided for allowing the escape of condensation or other internal moisture build-up in the sight tube of the detector.

Mounting The 4090 Series are easily mounted using standard hardware on either span wire or mast arm. The unit has a 3/4” female pipe mount hub and internal terminal block for connection to a 3/C shielded detector cable.

TRUE 10 Year Warranty!

10 year warranty covers the 4090 Series and all STROBECOM II components. Unlike other manufacturers, TOMAR’s ten year

warranty has NO fees or charges for warranty repairs after five years.

4090 detector series ordering information

Catalog Number Description

4090-1-SD One direction, one channel detector, no self-test (for model 2070, 2080, and 3080 optical signal processors).

4090-21-SD Two direction, one channel detector, no self-test (for model 2070, 2080, and 3080 optical signal processors)

4090-22-SD Two direction, two channel detector, no self-test (for model 2070, 2080, and 3080 optical signal processors)

4090-1-ST One direction, one channel detector, with self-test (for model 2140, 3140, and 4140 optical signal processors)

4090-21-ST Two direction, one channel detector, with self-test (for model 2140, 3140, and 4140 optical signal processors)

4090-22-ST Two direction, two channel detector, with self-test (for model 2140, 3140, and 4140 optical signal processors)

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TOMAR DETOC Series Detectors offer these important

features:

•

Compatible with both GTT OPTICOM phase selector

manual detector test and Tomar OSPOC automatic

detector test.

•

ANY other system.

•

Fully encapsulated electronics for complete

resistance to water, heat, and vibration.

•

to miswiring or electrical transients.

•

special cabling for enhanced detection around

•

Tool-less tilt/swivel for each detector head makes

aiming easy

TOMAR’s DETOC Series Optical Preemption Detectors

sense the optical pulses emitted by properly equipped

emergency or transit vehicles. Mounted to observe

the approaches of an intersection, DETOC Detectors

are used with TOMAR OSPOC Series Optical Signal

Processors or GTT OPTICOM* brand phase selectors

to inform the traffic control system of the presence of

designated vehicles.

DETOC series detectors are compatible with GTT

OPTICOM brand 200, 500, and 700 series IR or IR/GPS

phase selectors, and 200, 500, and 700 series LED and

strobe based emitters.

DETOC series detectors can be used in mixed

intersections or to expand existing optical preemtion

systems that use OPTICOM-brand coded optical

signals.

DETOC Series

OPTICAL PREEMPTION DETECTORS

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Specifications for DETOC Series Detectors

Item Description

Maximum Range 2500 feet minimum when used with a GTT Optical Phase Selector or TOMAR Optical Signal Processor. Optical Pulse Rise Time Discrimination The DETOC Series input stages are optimized for the detection of strobe pulses with a rise time from start

of pulse to peak of pulse of 10 microseconds or less. Slower pulses such as varying sunlight and incandes-cent emergency lighting will be highly attenuated and substantially ignored by the detector’s digital discriminators.

Detector Test The DETOC Series are compatible with both GTT phase selector manual detector test and Tomar OSPOC automatic detector test.

Field of View 13 degrees conical centered about the viewport normal axis (typical).

Power Requirements VOLTAGE: 12 to 30VDC CURRENT: 35mA maximum

Yellow - SIGNAL

Physical Construction The DETOC Series enclosures are black, glass-filled, UV stabilized, polyamide suitable for all-weather use. All electronic circuitry is completely encapsulated in polyurethane for protection from shock, vibration, and moisture. A weep hole is provided for allowing the escape of condensation or other internal moisture build-up in the sight tube of the detector.

Mounting The DETOC Series are easily mounted using standard hardware on either span wire or mast arm. The unit has a 3/4” female pipe mount hub and internal terminal block for connection to a 3/C shielded detector cable.

TRUE 10 Year Warranty!

10 year warranty covers the DETOC Series and all

STROBECOM II components. Unlike other manufacturers,

TOMAR’s ten year warranty has NO fees or charges for

warranty repairs after five years.

DETOC detector series ordering information

Catalog Number Description

DETOC1 One direction, one channel DETOC detector

DETOC21 Two direction, one channel DETOC detector

DETOC22 Two direction, two channel DETOC detector

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ONLY TOMAR 209X–SD Detectors offer these important

features:

•

Closed loop self-test for detector welfare, monitoring

and reporting (ST models only).

•

ANY other system.

•

Fully encapsulated electronics for complete

resistance to water, heat, and vibration.

•

to miswiring or electrical transients.

•

Wide field of view option for uncompromised

detection even in untethered span wire applications

without the risk of side street activation.

•

special cabling for enhanced detection around

TOMAR’s 209X–SD and ST model Optical Preemption

Detectors sense the optical pulses emitted by properly

equipped emergency or transit vehicles. Mounted to

observe the approaches of an intersection, 209X–SD

and ST Detectors are used with TOMAR 2000 Series

Optical Signal Processors to inform the traffic control

system of the presence of designated vehicles.

The 209X-ST detectors incorporate a self-test feature

for true closed loop detector and wiring welfare

monitoring. Each 209X-ST detector includes a small

infrared LED which periodically injects a special test

signal into the detectors photo sensor. The 2140 OSP

receives the special test signal and therefore knows

that the detector is fully functional. Should a detector

fail self-test a front panel indication and an entry in the

2140’s logs indicate the problem.

Using 209X-SD or ST detectors and Strobecom

II throughout your traffic control system reduces

emergency response time, allows emergency vehicles

to travel with greater safety, and improves transit

vehicles timeliness.

2090–ST Detector

2091–ST Detector

2090-SD & ST

2091-SD & ST

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Specifications for 2090–SD or ST and 2091–SD or ST Detectors

Item Description

Maximum Range 2500 feet minimum when used with a TOMAR 2000 Series Optical Signal Processor.

Optical Pulse Rise Time Discrimination The 2090–SD or ST and 2091–SD or ST input stages are optimized for the detection of strobe pulses with a rise time from start of pulse to peak of pulse of 10 microseconds or less. Slower pulses such as varying sunlight and incandescent emergency lighting will be highly attenuated and substantially ignored by the detector’s digital discriminators.

2090–ST and 2091–ST self testing detectors The 2090-ST and 2091-ST incorporate a self-test feature for true closed loop DETECTOR SENSOR and WIR-ING welfare monitoring, the 2090-ST and 2091-ST includes a small infrared LED, which periodically injects a special test signal and therefore knows that the detector is fully functional

2090–SD Field of View 13 degrees conical centered about the viewport normal axis (typical). 2091–SD Field of View 60 degrees conical centered about the viewport normal axis (typical).

Power Requirements VOLTAGE: 12 to 30VDC CURRENT: 15 mA maximum

Yellow - SIGNAL

Physical Construction The 2090–SD and 2091–SD enclosures are black, glass-filled, UV stabilized, polycarbonate suitable for all-weather use. All electronic circuitry is completely encapsulated in polyurethane for protection from shock, vibration, and moisture. A weep hole is provided for allowing the escape of condensation or other internal moisture build-up in the sight tube of the detector.

Size and Weight 2.75” dia. (69.8 mm) X 3.375” tall (85.7 mm) with side mounted 4” long (101.5 mm) sight tube

Mounting The 2090–SD or ST and 2091–SD or ST are easily mounted using standard hardware on either span wire or mast arm. The unit has a 1/2” female pipe mount hub and internal terminal block for connection to a 3/C shielded detector cable.

***** See catalog page 29 for available mounting hardware.

Available Option

Model No. Description

2091–OPTIC Upgrade package that allows the user to convert a 2090–SD or ST detector in the field to a 2091–SD or ST.

2090–OPTIC Upgrade package that allows the user to convert a 2091–SD or ST detector in the field to a 2090–SD or ST

TRUE 10 Year Warranty!

10 year warranty covers the 2090–SD or ST and 2091–SD or ST and all STROBECOM II components. Unlike other manufacturers,

TOMAR’s ten year warranty has NO fees or charges for warranty repairs after five years.

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The 2097 Detector/LED confirmation light assembly

combines one of TOMAR’s Strobecom II detectors with a

low-voltage, super-bright, LED confirmation light in one easy

to mount and wire assembly. The weather-proof tilt/swivel

mounting hardware is constructed of corrosion resistant

anodized and powder coated aluminum and stainless steel

with galvanized steel locking nuts.

When used with a model 2140 Optical Signal Processor

and a model 2087 LED confirmation light driver, the 2097

receives a vehicles emitter signal via the Strobecom II

detector and provides a visual feedback signal to the

emergency vehicle driver that his signal has been received

and is eligible to receive preemption.

The LED lamp used in the 2097 comes directly from

TOMAR’s LED warning light line ensuring that it is both

long-lived and powerful enough to be seen on the brightest

of sunny days. The 2097’s LED beam pattern is controlled

to provide warning to the emergency vehicle driver without

being blinding to other traffic even at night.

Detector/LED

Confi rmation Light Assembly

2097

tor/LED

mation Light Assembly

Model No. Description

2097-NA-x 2097 assembly with narrow-angle, standard detector

2097-WA-x 2097 assembly with wide-angle, standard detector

2097-NA-ST-x 2097 assembly with narrow-angle, self-testing detector

2097-WA-ST-x 2097 assembly with wide-angle, self-testing detector

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TOMAR’s model 2087 LED Confirmation Light Driver

is used with the model 2140 Optical Signal Processor

to provide drive signals to up to four 24 VDC LED

confirmation lamps. The 2087 includes a separate 24

VDC power source for the LED lamps and the electronics

necessary to switch the lamps.

The 2087 is mounted on a DIN rail and connects to the

2140 via the front panel expansion port and receives LED

control signals directly from the 2140.

The 2087 is designed to be used with the TOMAR model

2097 Detector/LED Confirmation Light Assembly but can

be used with any 24 VDC LED lamp that draws less than

250 mA. The 2087 LED drive outputs are short circuit

proof and thermally protected. The 2087 requires

100-240 VAC.

The 2087 includes the 2140 interface cable and input

power wire.

LED Confi rmation Light Driver

2087

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Features and Benefits:

•

Self-contained, potted emitter assembly

•

Hermetically sealed lamp

•

Power and control cable included

•

Waterproof connectors

•

Control switch and indicator included

•

Low power mode for transit applications

•

Disable feature can be latching/non-latching,

GND or +BAT polarity

•

SAE J1708/J1587 interface allows on/off control,

disable override, and code programming from

onboard vehicle computer

The model 3065 and 3065–R STROBECOM II

preemption emitters are used on authorized vehicles

to activate TOMAR STROBECOM® or competitive

optical preemption and priority control systems. The

3065 is self-contained, weather resistant, and operates

on 12 or 24 VDC vehicle power. The 3065–R is a

remote power supply system designed for installation

where available lighthead space is limited. The 3065–R

has all the same features of the 3065. Configured via

optional software, the 3065 can emit any of 65,000

vehicle ID’s of either Emergency Band (high) or Transit

Band (low) priorities. The 3065 is equipped with

continuous self-diagnostics with visual feedback and a

highly adaptable automatic disable system to prevent

intersection lockup. An optional visible light filter

can be added to make emitter operation invisible on

undercover, transit, or maintenance vehicles.

The 3065 emitters include an SAE J1708/J1587

interface that can be used for on/off control, disable

override, and code programming from an onboard

vehicle computer.

3065 Emitter

3065–R

PREEMPTION EMITTER

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10 Year Warranty

These products are covered by TOMAR’s standard warranty except that the warranty period is extended to 10 years for the

power supply.

Specifications

Item Description

Maximum Range 2500 feet in high power

1000 feet in low power

Output Xenon flash compatible with TOMAR STROBECOM and competitive, non-coded, preemption equipment. Power Requirements Input voltage: 9 to 30VDC

Input current: 2.8A average @ 12.8V, 1.4A average @ 25.6V

Construction 3065:

Black UV stabilized glass filled Lexan® polycarbonate, polyurethane encapsulated electronics 3065–CHROME:

Automotive chrome plated ABS housing, polyurethane encapsulated electronics

Size 7.5” (191mm) x 4.5” (114mm) x 4.5” (114mm)

Weight 2.5 lbs. (1.14kg)

Ordering Information

Model No. Description

3065 Preemption emitter with black Lexan® housing

3065–CHROME Preemption emitter with chrome plated ABS housing 3065–PROGCAB Programming cable with ECMPS 3 software 3065–HOUSING Replacement housing and power supply

3065–R Remote preemption emitter system includes RECT–37SWP–C lamp, all cables and switches

RECT–37–VLF Visible light filter

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Features and Benefits:

•

Self-contained, potted emitter assembly

•

Hermetically sealed lamp

•

Power and control cable included

•

Waterproof connectors

•

Control switch and indicator included

•

Low power mode for transit applications

•

Disable feature can be latching/non-latching,

GND or +BAT polarity

•

SAE J1708/J1587 interface allows on/off control,

disable override, and code programming from

onboard vehicle computer

The TOMAR model T792HL and T792HL–R preemption

emitters are used on authorized vehicles to activate

GTT® OPTICOM® optical preemption and priority

control systems. The T792HL is self-contained, weather

resistant, and operates on 12 or 24 VDC vehicle power.

The T792HL–R is a remote power supply system

designed for installation where available lighthead

space is limited. The T792HL–R has all the same features

of the T792HL. Configured via optional software, the

T792HL can emit any of 10,000 OPTICOM® compatible

vehicle ID’s in 10 classes of either command (high) or

advantage (low) priorities. The T792HL is equipped

with continuous self-diagnostics with visual feedback

and a highly adaptable automatic disable system to

prevent intersection lockup. An optional visible light

filter can be added to make emitter operation invisible

on undercover, transit, or maintenance vehicles.

The T792HL emitters include an SAE J1708/J1587

interface that can be used for on/off control, disable

override, and code programming from an onboard

vehicle computer.

T792HL Emitter T792HL–R

OPTICOM

®

COMPATIBLE

PREEMPTION EMITTER

T792HL & T792HL-R

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10 Year Warranty

These products are covered by TOMAR’s standard warranty except that the warranty period is extended to 10 years for the

power supply.

Specifications

Item Description

Maximum Range 2500 feet in high power

1000 feet in low power

Output Xenon flash compatible with GTT® OPTICOM®.

Power Requirements Input voltage: 9 to 30VDC

Construction T792HL:

Black UV stabilized glass filled Lexan® polycarbonate, polyurethane encapsulated electronics T792HL–CHROME:

Automotive chrome plated ABS housing, polyurethane encapsulated electronics

Size 7.5” (191mm) x 4.5” (114mm) x 4.5” (114mm)

Weight 2.5 lbs. (1.14kg)

Ordering Information

Model No. Description

T792HL Preemption emitter with black Lexan® housing

T792HL–CHROME Preemption emitter with chrome plated ABS housing 3065–PROGCAB Programming cable with ECMPS 3 software T792HL–HOUSING Replacement housing and power supply

T792HL–R Remote preemption emitter system includes RECT–37SWP–C lamp, all cables and switches

RECT–37–VLF Visible light filter

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10 Year Warranty

These products are covered by TOMAR’s standard

warranty except that the warranty period is

extended to 10 years for the power supply.

The model FSEMIT Fire Station Emitter System provides

a way for emergency vehicles leaving a fire station to

preempt nearby traffic intersections and clear traffic

blocking the roadway in front of the fire station.

Actuated by a push button as the emergency responders

prepare and man the emergency vehicle, the FSEMIT

sends an emitter signal to the nearby intersection for the

user configurable period of time. The nearby intersection

is preempted and congested traffic in front of the station

exit that might impede the emergency vehicle entry on to

the roadway is cleared as the emergency vehicle prepares

to leave the station.

The FSEMIT can be actuated by any normally open

push button. A built in timer operates the emitter for a

selected period of time and then automatically shuts off

the emitter.

Optionally a TOMAR StrobeSwitch can be used instead of

a push button to automatically activate the FSEMIT from

the vehicle emitter signal without manual activation.

Fire Station Mounted

Emitter System

FSEMIT

Model No. Description

FSEMIT-120 120 VAC Fire Station Emitter System FSEMIT-DC 12/24 VDC Fire Station Emitter System 1790-1014 Optional StrobeSwitch detector for

automatic activation by emergency vehicle emitter

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10 Year Warranty

These products are covered by TOMAR’s standard warranty except that the warranty period is extended

to 10 years for the power supply.

The PRE–STROBEHAWK™, PRE–EDGE™, and PRE–

MX7000™ preemption emitter systems are used to

operate optical traffic preemption systems such as

the TOMAR STROBECOM® or other competitive

systems. These systems are furnished complete and

ready to operate. The lamp, cable, and power supply

are completely waterproof. The power supply has a

parking brake disable feature which may optionally

be connected to the vehicle’s brake switch to

automatically switch the emitter off when the vehicle

is parked to prevent traffic signal lockup at the scene

of an emergency.

NOTICE: The sale of these items are restricted to state and local governments and to authorized distributors only. PRE–MX7000™ upgrade kit PRE–STROBEHAWK™ upgrade kit PRE–EDGE™ upgrade kit

PRE-STROBEHAWK™, PRE-EDGE™

& PRE-MX7000™

Preemption

Upgrade Kits

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Specifications

Item Description

Power Requirements Input voltage: 10 to 30VDC

Output Single Xenon flashtube ( PRE–MX7000™ )

Dual Xenon flashtubes ( PRE–STROBEHAWK™ )

Four lamp preemption or NEOBE® flash pattern ( PRE–EDGE™ )

Dual Frequency Emergency band

Transit band

Control Features All modes are selec