U.S. Traffic 170E-ATC - Peek Traffic

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Chapter 1 — IntroductionRevision History of this ManualTable 4 — Revision HistoryRevision Changes Made By Date ReasonA M. Leatt 3/10/05 Document created using 170E/SC manual asfoundation2 M. Leatt, J. Oyster 1/10/08 Updated the firmware source code anddrawings to match latest design. Convertedmanual formatting, structure and revisionlevel to match Quixote standards.6 U.S. Traffic 170E-ATC Controller Operating Manual
Chapter 2 — Specifications and DescriptionThis chapter provides a much more detailed description of the various components thatmake up the 170E-ATC controller. The following topics are discussed in detail in thischapter:• Standards compliance, on page 8.• Physical and basic electrical specifications, on page 8.• More detailed electrical characteristics, on page 9.• Physical standards for the controller modules, on page 10.U.S. Traffic 170E-ATC Controller Operating Manual 7
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Page 5 and 6: ContentsTable of Figures...........
Page 7 and 8: ContentsInput Interface Module.....
Page 9 and 10: ContentsTablesTable 1 — Typograph
Page 11 and 12: Preface — About This ManualPURPOS
Page 13 and 14: Chapter 1 — IntroductionThis chap
Page 15: TechnologyTECHNOLOGYMicroprocessor
Page 19 and 20: Electrical CharacteristicsELECTRICA
Page 21 and 22: Chapter 3 — Installation Procedur
Page 23 and 24: Module Installationpins are correct
Page 25 and 26: Chapter 4 — Hardware ProgrammingI
Page 27 and 28: OverviewTable 6 — Program Module
Page 29 and 30: Restart TimerRESTART TIMERThe resta
Page 31 and 32: MemoryMemoryMemory consists of a mi
Page 33 and 34: MemoryTable 10 — Connector Assign
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Page 37 and 38: Connector Pin AssignmentsTable 15
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Page 41 and 42: Functional OrganizationModule Parti
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Model 412B Program ModuleFigure 7 -
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Output Interface ModuleOutput Inter
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Keyboard And Display Interface Modu
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Power Supply ModulePOWER SUPPLY MOD
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Power Supply Moduleinvert the suppl
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Power Supply ModulePower Module Blo
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Chapter 6 — Calibration, Maintena
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MaintenanceMAINTENANCERoutine gener
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TroubleShootingSYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAU
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Chapter 7 — Parts ListsThis chapt
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170E-ATC Controller 68B02 CPU Modul
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Model 170E-HC11 CPU CARD - 950B4491
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Model 170E-HC11 CPU CARD - 950B4491
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Model 412C Program Module - 950D420
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Model 412C Program Module - 950D420
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170E-ATC Controller Output Interfac
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170E-ATC Controller Output Interfac
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170E-ATC Controller Input Interface
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170E-ATC Controller Display & Keybo
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170E-ATC Controller I/O Interconnec
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170E-ATC Controller Power Regulator
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170E-ATC Controller Monitor Board -
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170E-ATC CONTROLLER FILTER BOARD -
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Manufacturer AbbreviationsMANUFACTU
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Manufacturer AbbreviationsMICPLMMIM
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Appendix A — Address Decoding Log
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Manufacturer AbbreviationsModel 170
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Manufacturer AbbreviationsModel 170
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Model 412C Program Module U24NameDa
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Model 412B Program Module U4Manufac
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Model 170E-ATC Input Interface - U1
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Appendix B — I/O Troubleshooting
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I/O Troubleshooting GuideC1 Port-Bi
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Appendix C — DrawingsThis chapter
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Schematic 450D4468 for 68B02 CPUU.S
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Schematic Drawing 450D4490 for 68HC
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Schematic 450D4199 for 412C Program
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Schematic 450C4478 for 412B Program
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Schematic 450D4462 for Output Inter
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Schematic 450D4463 for Input Interf
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Schematic 450D4403 for Display & Ke
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Schematic 106400 for Mother Board M
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Layout Drawing 106402 for Mother Bo
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Layout Drawing 950A4467 for I/O Int
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Layout Drawing 950B4477 for Power R
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Layout Drawing 950B4471 for Filter
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Layout Drawing 950B4473 for Monitor
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GlossarymwNANMIN.C.NCN.O.nsPALppmRA
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GlossaryConflicting Phases — Two
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GlossaryInterval — A unit of time
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Glossary160 U.S. Traffic 170E-ATC C
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IndexJjumper ......................
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IndexSRAM..........................
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