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SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
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Subject to change without notice
3.6
Project planning
Reliable and problem-free use of the profiling system depends on a number of different
factors.
3.6.1
General system requirements
To operate the profiling system, the following are required:
•
A supply voltage of 24 V DC (12 V DC ... 36 V DC) for the Traffic Controller.
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Supply voltage 24 V DC (22.8 V DC ... 25.2 V DC) for TIC102.
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A supply voltage of 19.2 V to 28.8 V for the LMS511 2D LiDAR sensor.
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Customer computer with a TCP/IP data interface for setting up the system, processing
the measurement results further, and monitoring the system.
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If no Ethernet cables are purchased from SICK for the connection between the 2D
LiDAR sensor and Ethernet switch or between the Ethernet switch and Traffic
Controller, or if no male connectors have to be assembled, we recommend using an
Ethernet cable quality in accordance with CAT 5e (10/100 Mbit/s) requirements.
Requirements for the client computer
An up-to-date version of a web browser must be installed on the client computer.
This browser must support
HTML5
and
WebGL
.
Requirements for the customer network
Port 80
must be open in the customer network for the TEMS Manager:
Depending on the functionality, the following ports are required:
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Port 21 for FTP access (log files, vehicle files)
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Port 40,000 to 45,000 for FTP data transfer
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Port 123 for NTP time synchronization
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Port 5900 for remote access via VNC
3.6.2
Requirements for vehicles
The profiling system can be used to detect all types of vehicle.
By default, the profiling system for vehicles is designed with the following dimensions:
Dimension
Min.
Max.
Length
2.2 m
21.5 m (for European classification)
30.0 m (for American classification)
Width
0.6 m
3.75 m
Height
1.0 m
4.3 m
The listed dimensions are default values, not fixed values. They can be adjusted via the standard
configuration in TEMS Manager.
Tab. 4: Project planning – vehicle properties
In order to separate the vehicles, a minimum distance of 0.6 m to the side of each vehicle
is required.
The vehicles can drive through the measuring range in a straight line at a speed of 0 to
250 km/h.