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Kapsch TrafficCom
Installation & Maintenance Manual
1000004893-Ins-01
Electronic Fee Collection System
Roadside System TS3200-06
Kapsch TrafficCom
Installation & Maintenance Manual
TS3200-06
Roadside system for electronic fee collection
Order number: 1000004893
Document type Ins
Document issue 01
Document status released Date of issue 2008-10-21 Valid from
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Table of Contents
PageAssociated documents
5
Abbreviations 6
Preface 6
Safety Instructions
8
Introduction 9
System Overview ... 9Installation 12
Installation Overview ... 12 Mechanical Installation ... 12 Transceiver ... 12Transceiver Power Supply ... 14
Transient Protection Units ... 14
Electrical Connection ... 15
Block Diagram ... 15
Transceiver ... 17
Transceiver Cable ... 19
Summary Product Specification ... 23
Transceiver TRX-1320-E and TRX-1220-E ... 23
Brackets for Transceiver with Mounting Plate ... 24
Drilling Plan for Brackets ... 24
Dimensions of TRX-1320-E ... 25
Dimensions of TRX-1220-E ... 25
Mounting Plate ... 26
Dimensions of TRX-1320-E with mounted plate ... 26
Dimensions of TRX-1220-E with mounted plate ... 26
Transceiver Power Supply ... 27
Transient and Over Voltage Protection Units ... 28
System Set-up
29
Preventive Maintenance
31
Visual Inspection ... 31 General ... 31 Instruction ... 31 Cleaning of Transceiver ... 32 General ... 32 Equipment ... 32 Instruction ... 32Corrective Maintenance
33
Basic functionality check ... 33Basic performance check ... 34
Exchange Units ... 35
Transceiver ... 35
Returning Equipment ... 35
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Table of Figures
Page
Figure 1 TS3200-06 System Overview ... 9
Figure 2 Installation geometry, Transceiver ... 13
Figure 3 Transceiver rear ... 13
Figure 4 Required space for TRX connector and cable... 14
Figure 5 Adjustable bracket with mounting plate ... 14
Figure 6 Block diagram, Electrical connection (Ethernet) ... 15
Figure 7 Block diagram, Electrical connection (RS232 and RS422/485)) ... 16
Figure 8 Transceiver cable ... 19
Figure 9 Transceiver cable options ... 19
Figure 10 Connector pin assignment of Transceiver Cable (Ethernet & RS232) ... 20
Figure 11 Connector pin assignment of Transceiver Cable (Ethernet & RS422) ... 20
Figure 12 Connector kit (Kapsch Order no. 34017700000) ... 21
Figure 13 Crimp tool for the UT0 (Kapsch Order no. 34017710000) ... 21
Figure 14 Variable Bracket ... 24
Figure 15 Drilling plan for both types of brackets ... 24
Figure 16 Dimensions of TRX-1320-E without mounting plate ... 25
Figure 17 Dimensions of TRX-1220-E without mounting plate ... 25
Figure 18 Mounting plate Article No. 34017750000 ... 26
Figure 19 Dimensions of TRX-1320-E with mounting plate ... 26
Figure 20 Dimensions of TRX-1220-E with mounting plate ... 26
Figure 21 TRX Power supply ... 27
Figure 22 Action flowchart for basic functionality check ... 33
List of Tables
Page Table 1 Data sheets ... 5Associated documents Page 5 of 37
Associated documents
This Installation & Maintenance Manual for the Roadside System is part of the Technical Documentation for the Kapsch TS3200-06 Electronic Fee Collection System, intended for use in Single Lane applications. To fully understand the installation, operation and maintenance of the components in the TS3200-06 system, the following additional documentation is available.
Data sheets Description Document No.
TRX-1320 Single Lane Transceiver 1000004582
Transponder Units
TS3203/10B Transponder Unit, basic DTS8643 292-872 TS3203/11B Transponder Unit, tamper detection DTS8643 292-873 OBU-4021 Transponder Unit, push button 1000004524
Document Description Document No.
TS3200-06 System Description
Provides an overview of the EFC System TS3200-06. 1000004353 TS3200-06 Roadside System Programmer’s Manual Generic Interface
Provides a detailed description of how to interface the Transceiver to the Host Computer application. The manual contains a description of the Application Interface including the transmission layer and the protocol layer. 1000004354 TS3200-06 Programmer’s Manual Layer7 and BAC Interface
Provides a detailed description of how to interface the Transceiver to the Host Computer application using the standardized Layer7 or the French BAC protocol. The manual contains a description of the Application Interface including the transmission layer and the protocol layer. 1000004301 Transponder TS3203/1XB Device Description
Provides detailed information about the Transponder TS3203
DTS8643 293-621 Table 1
Data sheets
Table 2
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Abbreviations
DSRC Dedicated Short Range Communication
EFC Electronic Fee Collection
OBU On Board Unit (some parameter adjustable by user)
RTTT Road Transport and Traffic Telematics
TPU Transient Protection Unit
TRC Transceiver Controller
TRP Transponder Unit (same as OBU but not adjustable by user)
TRX Transceiver
Preface
This document is the Installation & Maintenance Manual for the Roadside part of the Electronic Fee Collection System TS3200-06.
The manual gives detailed information about the mechanical and electrical installation of the TS3200-06 Roadside System that mainly consists of the Transceiver TRX-1320-E or optional TRX-1220-E and TRX-1320-R for special applications.
The information in this manual assumes that the project planning and engineering phase has already been carried out, where suitable installation locations, system configuration parameters etc. have been defined. Information for system design, planning and engineering is found in other documents according to the section Associated Documents.
System integrators, technicians and service engineers that will install and maintain the TS3200-06 system components such as the Single Lane Transceiver TRX-1320 family.
This Installation & Maintenance Manual shall be carefully read before any installation work is performed. The installation work described assumes that the TS3200-06 components and cables as well as tools and installation material are available.
Aim
Target audience
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This manual contains specific Caution and Warning statements. These shall be interpreted as follows:
CAUTION is used to indicate correct operating or maintenance procedures
in order to prevent damage to, or destruction of the equipment.
WARNING indicates a potential danger that requires correct procedures or
practices in order to prevent injury to personnel.
Updates will be issued when needed and noted on this page in the following issues of this document. The information in this document is subject to change without prior notice and should not be construed as a commitment by Kapsch TrafficCom AG.
Edition Description
CAUTION and WARNING
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Safety Instructions
The following general safety precautions shall be followed during any installation work with the Kapsch TS3200-06 system.
WARNING: This Installation & Maintenance Manual shall
carefully be read before performing any installation or maintenance of any of the equipment in the TS3200-06 system.
WARNING: Always shut off power supplies when
performing installation work with the equipment.
WARNING: Always use shoulder harness and secured
safety rope when working on heights.
WARNING: Take actions to prevent tools from falling
down from the working place into the traffic lanes below. Vehicles passing under the gantry may get hit, with severe damage consequence.
CAUTION: To avoid damage during transportation, the
equipment must be transported in their original package and not exposed to rapid temperature variations, direct sunshine or extreme humidity.
CAUTION: Cables are handled mainly during the
installation. The following should be considered: Cables shall be handled with care so that the insulation or shield is not damaged. Cables shall not be bent to a smaller radius than specified by the cable manufacturer.
General
High Voltages
Work on Heights
Work over Lane
Handling of Equipment
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Introduction
System Overview
The TS3200-06 System is intended for communication between the Roadside system and a Transponder (TRP) or On Board Unit (OBU) in a Vehicle in Electronic Fee Collection applications.
The basic operation is to enable the Host Application to access Application data in a Transponder in the vehicle.
Ho st Com p u te r (La n e Co nt ro lle r)
Tra n sce iver (T RX) T RX-1 3 20 -E or TRX -1 2 20 -E T RX-1 3 20 -R
Tra n sien t an d O ve r Vo lta g e Pro te ctio n Un it (TP U) P o wer ca ble 4 8 VDC Et he rn et Ca bl e 2 4 0 VA C Po wer Su p pl y Tra ns ceiv er C ab le
T ran sie nt a n d Ove r V ol ta ge P ro t ect ion Unit (TPU )
S ig na l ca b le
DSRC m icro wav e Lin k
Tra ns po n de r (TRP ) o r O n B oa rd Un it (O BU)
The main part of the Roadside System is the Transceiver (TRX). It is designed to be installed in the middle position above the lane and the TRX will provide a microwave communication zone for communication with the Transponders/OBUs in the passing vehicles.
The optimum performance is obtained when the TRX is mounted at 5.5m height above a lane, e. g. on a gantry or under the toll plaza canopy. For overall information regarding the Transceiver including communication footprints, please refer to the TS3200-06 System Description.
Figure 1
TS3200-06 System Overview
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The Transceiver shall be supplied with power 24-48 VDC.
The communication to and from the Host Computer and the Transceiver is made via an Ethernet 10/100BaseT LAN interface using the TCP/IP communication protocol.
Optional this communication can be performed also via the serial IF (RS232 or RS422/RS485) using the BAC protocol.
Using a 48 VDC power supply the maximum allowed length of Transceiver cable is 100m. If a 24 VDC power supply is used the maximum allowed length of this cable will be reduced to 20m. 48 VDC is preferred.
The Transceiver is equipped with one single connector that contains both the power supply and the communication interface.
• TRX-1320-E: small communication zone, Ethernet and RS232 interface (Kapsch Order no. 34015661055)
• TRX-1220-E: wide communication zone, Ethernet and RS232 interface (Kapsch Order no. 34015660040)
• TRX-1320-R: small communication zone, Ethernet and RS422/RS485 interface (Kapsch Order no. 34015661300)
The Transceiver Power Supply TCL 060-148 will supply the Transceiver with power 48VDC, 1.25A, see on page 27.
Cables are available at different length and for different configurations. The cable to the TRX can be supplied prefabricated with the connectors pre-mounted or as kits for assembly after the cable installation. See on page 19. A correct mounted and installed Transceiver is well protected against high voltage and transients that may occur eg. at lightning by its integrated protection units.
Transceiver Models
Transceiver Power Supply
Cables and Connectors
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It is however recommended to protect the power supply and the communication interface at the Host Computer by installing transient protection / surge protection units. Recommended types are:
Transient and Over Voltage Protection Unit (TPU) Power (48 VDC)
PhoenixContact: Mains-Plugtrab PT 2-PE/S-60AC-ST (Requires base for DIN-rail: Mains-Plugtrab PT-BE/FM) Kapsch Order No: 1000000058 and 1000000057
Transient and Over Voltage Protection Unit (TPU) Dataline (Ethernet) Phoenix D-LAN-CAT.5E Kapsch Order No : 1000000056 Transient and Over Voltage Protection Unit (TPU) Dataline (RS232 or RS422) PhoenixContact: Data-Plugtrab: PT 5-HF-12CD-ST (Requires base for DIN-rail: Data-Plugtrab: PT 2X2+F-BE)
Kapsch Order No: 1000000060 and 1000000059
The units can be procured directly from a supplier of such equipment. Kapsch TrafficCom can also supply the units on request.
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Installation
Installation Overview
This section describes the tasks to be performed during installation of the TS3200-06 system and is divided into three main parts:
• Mechanical installation. Described on page 12. • Electrical connection Described on page 15. • System set-up. Described on page 29.
Mechanical Installation
Transceiver
CAUTION: To protect the Transceiver in case of lightning, the
Transceiver must be mounted so that its enclosure has low impedance to ground (Main earth). This is achieved either through the gantry or canopy construction or via a separate earth conductor.
CAUTION: The Transceiver shall be mounted so that cooling of the unit
is facilitated by normal ambient airflow around the unit.
The Transceiver shall be mounted so that the plastic front surface of the TRX points towards the area where communication with Transponders shall take place.
The optimum performance will be reached if the Transceiver is mounted at 5.5 m height and tilted down 55° as shown in the drawing below:
Please note that the Transceiver always shall be mounted so that the logotype will be located at the lower part of the Transceiver front.
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Passenger car. TRP height 1,3m
Side view 5,5 55° 2,7 1,3 3,0 1,5 2,0 1.5 Distances in meter Transceiver Lorry/Bus. TRP height 2,2m
Top views (Minimum Communication Zones)
Please refer to System Description TS3200-06, for more detailed information about communication zones and frequency planning when installing more than one TRX at the same site.
The rear side of the Transceiver is equipped with four mounting bolts M6 according to Figure 3: The length of the bolts is 20 mm.
The Manufacturing Label is also located at the rear side of the Transceiver. 120 120 Manufacturing Label Connector Mounting bolts (4)
When mounting the TRX foresee enough space for the cable to be connected. Experience has shown that a minimum distance of 140mm between the TRX and any structure on site are sufficient.
Figure 2
Installation geometry, Transceiver
Figure 3 Transceiver rear
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140
CAUTION: The Transceiver-cable shall not be bent below the minimum
bending radius of 5*D (> 60mm)
By mounting the Transceiver on an adjustable bracket fine-tuning of the direction of the TRX main beam will be facilitated.
Adjustable bracket
Kapsch Order no. 34017690000
Mounting plate
Kapsch Order no. 34017750000
TRX Cable
Bracket
TRX
Mounting plate
Transceiver Power Supply
The Transceiver Power Supply TCL 060-148 (Kapsch Order no. 1000002670) is designed to be mounted on a DIN-rail inside a cabinet.
Transient Protection Units
Figure 4
Required space for TRX connector and cable
Figure 5
Adjustable bracket with mounting plate
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Electrical Connection
Block Diagram
The block diagram below illustrates how the components in the TS3200-06 electrically shall be connected electrically.
Cable connector: Souriau
UT0614-12SH02
CAB-1100-XXX Order no. 3401611xxx0
TRX Cable terminated at TRX end only (xxx m) or
CAB-1120-XXX Order no. 3401578xxx0
TRX Cable terminated at both ends (xxx m) or
CAB-1000 and CAB-1101 Order no. 76000015830
+ 34017700000 Cable and Connector kit
TRX-1320-E or TRX-1220-E Connected to earth through mounting Host Computer (Lane Controller) Overvoltage and transient protection TRX Power Supply TCL060-148 Order no. 1000002670 48 VDC 1A slow fuse CAT5 RED BLACK CABLE SHIELD Figure 6
Block diagram, Electrical connection (Ethernet)
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BLACK
RED CAT5
cable
Optional connection for Transceiver configuration Cable connector: Souriau UT0614-12SH02 CAB-1120-XXX Order no. 3401578xxx0
TRX Cable terminated at both ends (xxx m) or
CAB-1000 and CAB-1101
Order no. 76000015830 + 34017700000
Cable and UTO Connector Kit
TRX-1X20-E or TRX-1320-R Connected to earth through mounting Host Computer (Lane Controller) TRX Power Supply TCL060-148 Order no. 1000002670 48 VDC CABLE SHIELD RJ45 9pole Sub-minD T IM T CM RJ45 RJ45 9pole Sub-minD TIM RJ45 aditional TIM possible Data Splitting and T ransient & Over Voltage Protection RRS323 or S422 cable Figure 7
Block diagram, Electrical connection (RS232 and RS422/485))
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Transceiver
The Transceiver is equipped with one connector that is used both for signal (Ethernet) and for power supply of the unit. The connector is located at the rear side of the unit according to Figure 3.
The connector has the following pin-out:
Connector Pin Signal Description
TRX-1x20-E
UT0 Connector male
M ETH_TX+ Transmit - line from transceiver,
Ethernet: positive line G ETH_TX- Transmit - line from
transceiver,
Ethernet: negative line C RS232_RXD RS232 Receive – line to
transceiver
K RS232_GND RS232 Signal Ground L RS232_TXD RS232 Transmit – line from
transceiver
F RS232_GND RS232 Signal Ground E ETH_RX+ Receive - line to transceiver,
Ethernet: positive line D ETH_RX- Receive - line to transceiver,
Ethernet: negative line
H FGND Frame Ground J + Power Line: 24V up to 48 V DC A - Power Line: 0 V Connector on the Transceiver Table 3
Transceiver connector pin-out (Ethernet & RS232)
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Connector Pin Signal Description
TRX-1320-R
UT0 Connector male
M ETH_TX+ Transmit - line from transceiver,
Ethernet: positive line G ETH_TX- Transmit - line from
transceiver,
Ethernet: negative line C RS422_RX+ Receive - line to transceiver,
RS422: positive line
K RS422_RX- Receive - line to transceiver, RS422: negative line L RS422_TX+ Transmit - line from
transceiver, RS422: positive line F RS422_TX- Transmit - line from
transceiver,
RS422: negative line E ETH_RX+ Receive - line to transceiver,
Ethernet: positive line D ETH_RX- Receive - line to transceiver,
Ethernet: negative line
H FGND Frame Ground
J + Power Line:
24V up to 48 V DC A - Power Line: 0 V
The Transceiver shall be supplied with 24-48 V DC (Absolute limits: 18-54V) and the power consumption is typically 11W, max. 13W and standby 4Wsee on page 23.
CAUTION: Proper over voltage and transient protection should be
installed to protect the power supply in case of lightning etc.
CAUTION: A 1A slow fuse shall always be installed between the Power
Supply and the Transceiver according to diagram in Figure 6 .
Table 4
Transceiver connector pin-out (Ethernet & RS422)
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Transceiver Cable
The Transceiver cable is configured according to the diagram below:
TRX IN Shield Power, 24-48 V DC Ethernet 10!00BaseT BLACK BLACK RED RJ45 UT0
The Transceiver cable is available in three different options:
• Kapsch Order no. 3401578xxx0 – Cable pre-terminated in both ends (UTO and RJ45 connector)
• Kapsch Order no. 3401611xxx0 – Cable pre-terminated in TRX end (UTO connector)
• Kapsch Order no. 76000015830 + 34017700000 – Cable and Connector kit
The different types are all shown below
Order-no. 3401578xxx0 (xxx = m)
Order-no. 3401611xxx0 (xxx = m)
Order no. 34017700000 (Order per meter) Order-no. 34017700000
Figure 8
Transceiver cable
Figure 9
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Figure 10
Connector pin assignment of Transceiver Cable
(Ethernet & RS232)
Figure 11
Connector pin assignment of Transceiver Cable
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CAUTION: Only trained personnel are to work with assembly and
installation of the TS3200-06 equipment.
CAUTION: To protect the Transceiver cables in case of lightning, the
Transceiver must be mounted so that its enclosure has low impedance to ground (Main earth). This is achieved either through the gantry or canopy construction or via a separate earth conductor.
CAUTION: To protect the Transceiver cables against damaging the
minimal bending radius is 60mm.
The TRX cable can be assembled on site by using the cable (Kapsch Order no. 76000015830) together with the connector kit (Kapsch Order no. 34017700000).
An assembly instruction of the UT0 connector is available from the connector manufacturer Souriau or on request from Kapsch TrafficCom (Order no. 30 02391 0000).
A crimp tool for the UT0 connector is available as Kapsch Order no. 34017710000. An assembly instruction of the UT0 connector is included.
TRX cable assembly and installation
UT0 connector kit
Figure 12
Connector kit (Kapsch Order no. 34017700000)
Crimp tool for UT0 connector kit Figure 13
Crimp tool for the UT0 (Kapsch Order no. 34017710000)
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The connector is designed to be watertight when mounted and installed in the correct way.
When assembling the connectors always make sure that: − the cable gland fits to the cable diameter
− all parts in the connector kit are mounted in the correct way − the connector is securely tightened
− the gaskets with their contact surfaces are clean when assembled It is also important always to check the connector gasket before plugging in to the TRX and to securely tighten the connector always.
Make sure that no unnecessary strain is applied to connectors or cables. It is recommended to verify that the connector assembly has been correctly performed by checking for moisture in the connectors after the first time that the TRX has been exposed to heavy rain and/or wind.
Cables and Accessories Kapsch Order no.
Transceiver Cable
pre-terminated in the TRX end
3401611xxx0 Length xxx m Transceiver Cable
pre-terminated in both ends
3401578xxx0 Length = xxx m Transceiver Cable
excl. connectors
76000015830
Length specified at time of order
Connector kit 34017700000
Crimp tool for UTO connector 34017710000 Transceiver Power Supply TRACO
TCL 060-148 48 VDC, 1,25 Amp
1000002670
For more detailed information regarding the different available products and accessories see the Connection Schema for Single Lane Transceiver in the Annex B of the TS3200-06 System Description.
Table 5
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Summary Product Specification
Transceiver TRX-1320-E and TRX-1220-E
Dimensions [LxWxH] TRX-1320-E or R TRX-1220-E 260mm x 170mm x 101mm 260mm x 170mm x 86mm Weight 3kg Material of housing alloy die castingVoltage of power supply 24V DC up to 48V DC ± 10%, ripple 100mV max. Power consumption max. 13W operating mode
4W standby mode Frequency range 5.795GHz - 5.815GHz
Operation channels Channel 1: 5.7975GHz ± 2.5MHz Channel 2: 5.8025GHz ± 2.5MHz Channel 3: 5.8075GHz ± 2.5MHz Channel 4: 5.8125GHz ± 2.5MHz Antenna Polarization left hand circular
Radiated power ≤ 33dBm EIRP
Data rate downlink Medium Data Rate 500kbit/s Low Data Rate 31.25kbit/s Data rate uplink Medium Data Rate 250kbit/s
Low Data Rate 31.25kbit/s Communication zone See TS3200-06 System Description
TRX-1x20-E Ethernet and RS232 TRX-1320-R Ethernet and RS422/RS485
Temperature (operation) -33°C ...+55°C Temperature (storage) -40°C ...+70°C
Degree of protection IP67, ref. EN60529-A1 (IEC 60529) Oscillation 3.5mm / (1...9)Hz
10m/s² / (9...150)Hz
Shock 150m/s² / 11ms
Mechanical data
Electrical data
Host Computer Interfaces
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Brackets for Transceiver with Mounting Plate
Kapsch Order no. 34017690000Drilling Plan for Brackets
Both types of brackets shall be mounted with ∅ M10 type screws. Figure 14
Variable Bracket
Figure 15
Drilling plan for both types of brackets
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Dimensions of TRX-1320-E
Dimensions of TRX-1220-E
Figure 16
Dimensions of TRX-1320-E without mounting plate
Figure 17
Dimensions of TRX-1220-E without mounting plate
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Mounting Plate
The mounting plate can be ordered with Kapsch Order no. 34017750000.
Dimensions of TRX-1320-E with mounted plate
Dimensions of TRX-1220-E with mounted plate
Figure 18 Mounting plate
Article No. 34017750000
Figure 19
Dimensions of TRX-1320-E with mounting plate
Figure 20
Dimensions of TRX-1220-E with mounting plate
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Transceiver Power Supply
CAUTION: A 1A slow fuse shall always be installed between the Power
Supply and the Transceiver according to diagram in Figure 6 , on page 15.
The Power Supply TCL 060-148 is a compact Switch Mode unit for DIN Rail mounting and has features like wide input range (85 VAC up to 254 VAC), current limit, etc.
The output voltage 48 VDC 1.25A of the TCL power supplies potential free (floating), protection against short circuit and open circuit conditions.
Recommended Power Supply
Figure 21 TRX Power supply
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Dimensions [LxWxH] 100mm x 45mm x 75mm mounting on a DIN rail 35mm
Input voltage range 85-264VAC, 47 – 63Hz Input current 115VAC 1.20A
230VAC 0.6A Max. output power 60 Watt
Output voltage 48VDC (adjustable range 48 – 56VDC) Output current max. 1.25A
Temperature (operation) -10°C ...+70°C Temperature (storage) -25°C ...+85°C
Case protection IP20, (according to IEC 60529) Humidity (non
condensing)
95% rel H max.
Transient and Over Voltage Protection Units
Transient Protection Units shall be connected according to recommendations from the Transient Protection Unit supplier. Recommended types see on page 10 or in Annex B of the TS3200-06 System Description.
CAUTION: The Transient Protection Unit shall be connected to the
Main Earth using a conductor with low impedance.
Mechanical data
Electrical data
System Set-up Page 29 of 37
System Set-up
CAUTION: The Transceiver does not contain components for field
adjustment or adaptation and should therefore never be opened.
Before the system may be set-up the identities of the equipment involved needs to be decided along with the application data and the configuration parameters for using the DSRC microwave link. The Transceiver is configured from its Web interface and this is described in detail in the TS3200-06 Programmer’s Manuals.
Start by deciding the IP address of the Host computer and the port number of the socket that is used for communication with the TRX.
In the TRX there are configuration menus available in the Web interface that provides a facility to set the parameters needed for communication with the host. Three parameters shall be set to achieve communication.
IP address of the Transceiver. IP address of the Host computer. Port number of the Host computer.
The description of this procedure is found in the TS3200-06 Programmer’s Manual.
The default value of the Transceiver’s IP address is: 192.168.0.253.
Using the Layer 7 and BAC interface to the Host Computer the actual driver has to be installed on the Host Computer. The driver CD (Kapsch Order no. 34019830000) will be delivered with the transceiver.
On this CD a driver version for Windows and Linux is available. Installation for Windows XP operating system:
1. Unzip "600846a_L7_W32_Setup.zip" 2. Run 'setup.exe'
3. Follow the installation steps as shown in the installation wizard 4. Finished
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Installation for Linux operating system 1. Unpack "600855a_L7_Linux_Driver.tgz" 2. Enter the directory where he unpacked it. 3. Type 'make'
4. Type 'make install' as root.
When exchanging a Transceiver it is important that the new Transceiver will be configured with the same parameters as the exchanged one.
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Preventive Maintenance
In order to maximise the reliability and performance of the Kapsch TS3200-06 system, some preventive maintenance tasks shall be carried out at regular intervals. Those tasks are:
• Visual inspections • Cleaning of equipment
Visual Inspection
General
Visual inspections are to be carried out in order to detect mechanical damages on cabling and equipment of the system. The inspection also covers checking the mechanical installation of the equipment, i.e. to ensure that mounting brackets and cables are properly secured.
The visual inspection also covers checking that there are no objects obstructing the microwave transmissions from the transceivers.
Recommended interval is once every month.
Instruction
The following inspections are recommended for the Transceiver
1. Check for mechanical damage on the equipment and the external cabling.
2. Check that all external equipment and cabling are properly secured. 3. Check that the mounting angle of the TRX is correct.
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Cleaning of Transceiver
General
As the transceivers may get dirty by road dust etc, it is important to clean them at regular intervals to preserve its high reliability and performance. The interval is highly depending on the weather and traffic conditions at the Electronic Toll Collection Lane.
Recommended interval is once every year at minimum.
Equipment
• Soft cleaning cloth.
• Degreaser or mild grease solvent.
Instruction
Warning! The degreaser or grease solvent may be flammable,
dangerous to inhale and to the eyes and may dry out the skin. Observe any warnings on the bottle and use eye and skin protection if necessary 1. Shut down the Transceivers before you start cleaning work or reduce
the RF output power level to minimum.
2. Wipe the Transceiver using a cleaning cloth with grease solvent. 3. Wipe the front of the Transceiver dry with a cleaning cloth.
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Corrective Maintenance
The TS3200-06 system contains functionality for self-test and the system will continuously supervise the system components and immediately report any found anomalies. The results of these tests are found in the Get Status message in the Host API and in the TRC log functionality at the Transceiver Web interface.
See TS3200-06 Programmer’s Manual for further information.
Basic functionality check
When the system is set up as described in page 29 the check list below can be used as a guide how to step by step check the functionality of the Transceiver.
Check 48V-power supply
Start a Host Application that sets TRX in
Transaction Mode ON and hold any CEN compliant TRP in front of TRX
Define a DSRC Application and hold a TRP that contains this Application in front of the TRX.
See page 26 for trouble shooting of power supply You have got 48V
Transceiver power.
Check DSRC-configuration settings. Start up and check the DSRC Layer 2 log. See Programmer’s Manual. The TRX works and
reports a Connect Transponder Report for any TRP
Check that the Application is correctly defined including correct master keys. See Programmer's Manual for explanations and inter-pretations of the different status codes.
The TRX performs a DSRC transaction as defined.
Check for errors in the TRC log on the Web interface.
Action
Action OK Action Not OK
The TRX runs without any errors
If error indication not is described in documentation then contact Kapsch TrafficCom for further explaination. Check TRX cable by
connecting to the Web server in the TRX The TRX cable is
correct.
Measure cable configuration according to page 18 by a resistance meter 27 25 18 Figure 22
Action flowchart for basic functionality check
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Basic performance check
If the system works and performs transactions but the performance (eg. missed / aborted transactions) not is according to what can be expected, the check list below can be used to find the problem.
Check the installation geometry (TRX angle and height).
Check the vicinity for interfering equipment in the 5.8GHz band.
Adjust geometry. TRX angle is 55° and
the height is 5,5 m
Change frequency setting in the TRX or in the interferring equipment.
No interfering equipment in the 5.8GHz frequency band is found.
Check frequency planning and distances between TRXs.
Action
Action OK Action Not OK
The TRXs are installed and configured according to System Description. Change TRX frequency planning or distances Check TRX DSRC power setting TRX DSRC power is set to 33dBm Set TRX DSRC power to 33dBm
Check the transponder mounting in passing vehicles.
Inform users to install the transponders.
The transponders are mounted at the windscreen in the passing vehicles.
Figure 23
Action flowchart for basic performance check
Corrective Maintenance Page 35 of 37
Exchange Units
This section contains the instructions required for removal and installation of hardware units. The hardware unit is:
• Transceiver (TRX)
Transceiver
Note! It may be necessary to change the Transceiver basic settings for
the new unit to configure it according to the requirements for the specific installation. This is done by connecting a PC to Transceiver Web Interface. Please see the TS3200-06 Programmer’s Manual for further details.
1. Switch off the TRX power supply. 2. Disconnect the cable from the TRX.
3. Dismount the TRX unit from its mounting bracket.
1. Mount the TRX on the mounting bracket. 2. Connect the cables to the TRX.
3. Switch on the TRX power supply.
Returning Equipment
When returning TS3200-06 components for repair or exchange, these must be handled with care. It is recommended that the equipment is returned in the original boxes and packing material.
All returns should be accompanied by a filled out return form (See 'Return Form for Warranty and Repairs' at the end of this manual) and sent to the address below (unless otherwise agreed):
Kapsch TrafficCom AG Wagenseilgasse 1 A-1120 Vienna Austria Removal Installation
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Availability of Frequencies for
RTTT in Europe
Country Frequency band A 5795 - 5805 MHz
Frequency band B 5805 - 5815 MHz
Comment EU-Members:
Austria Y Y Use restricted to tolling applications
Belgium Y Y Bulgaria Y Y
Cyprus N N Frequencies not available
Czech Republic Y Y
Denmark Y Y
Estonia Y Y
Finland Y Y Band B with individual license only
France Y N Band A only
Germany Y Y
Greece Y Y
Holland Y Y Use with individual license only
Hungary Y Y Ireland Y Y
Italy Y Y Use of products subject to specific approvals
Latvia Y Y Lithuania Y Y Luxemburg Y Y Malta Y Y Poland Y Y Portugal Y Y
Romania N N Implementation of both frequency bands planned
Slovakia Y Y
Table 6
Availability of Frequencies for RTTT in Europe
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Country Frequency band A 5795 - 5805 MHz Frequency band B 5805 - 5815 MHz Comment Others: Switzerland Y Y Liechtenstein Y Y
Iceland N Y Band B only
Norway Y Y Turkey Y Y Croatia Y Y Serbia Y Y
Macedonia Y N to be verified
Note: Operation of the products described in the document must take
into account the availability of frequencies as indicated in the table above. Operation is strictly forbidden where frequencies are not available for RTTT!
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