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System Overview
System Overview
The object of the system is to assist drivers when entering an urban area, by directing them to the most
convenient car park for their needs that has spaces available. The geographical area containing car parks
monitored by the system is typically divided into regions, so that drivers can first be directed to an area
before selecting a specific car park.
For example a city may be divided into north, south, east and west regions. On entering the city, signs will
indicate the availability of parking spaces in each region and on entering the required region signs will
indicate the occupancy of specific car parks.
The system user interface is located at the SIESPACE Instation. The Instation is used to carry out initial
setting up of equipment within the system. The system will normally run automatically, with no operator
intervention after initial setting up is complete, however it is possible for the operator to manually override
the output to signs and occupancy data of car parks under emergency conditions. It is also possible for the
operator to edit the set-up of the system. Reports can be obtained in various forms, based on data collected
by the system, and a status panel can be displayed to indicate the live operational state of the system.
Logical Elements of the System
The logical elements of the system are Car Parks, Count Sites, Zones and Signs.
Count Sites are positioned at the entrances and exits of Car Parks and pass data to the system which is
used to calculate car park occupancy. The occupancy data for one or more Car Parks is passed to a Zone.
The output from a Zone is used to set the output of a Sign.
If a Zone contains more than one Car Park then the output to the Sign will be a combination of the
occupancies or states of the member Car Parks.
Due to the uniform structure of the system where Signs are always driven by the output from a Zone, in
order to display the occupancy of an individual Car Park, it must be allocated its own Zone.
When configured to provide Driver Information the Sign may be controlled by another system connected to
SIESPACE, such as an Integrated Traffic Management Computer (ITMC) or Urban Traffic Control System
(UTC).
Physical Elements of the System
The physical system may consist of the SIESPACE Instation, Car Park Oustations, Outstation Transmission
Units (OTUs), Signs, Count Sites and Communication Systems. The system is expandable, flexible and
configurable in that different types of Sign and Count Site can be used, also communications can be by
Radio Modem, Leased Line, PSTN, or via an Urban Traffic Control System (UTC). A combination of the
types of communication can also be used in a single system.
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- On-Line Help 1
- Introduction 2
- System Objects 3
- Signs - Overview 4
- Sign Types 5
- Parking Zones - Overview 6
- Zones - Configuration 7
- To edit a zone 8
- To rename a zone 8
- To delete a zone 8
- Equipment 9
- Thresholds 9
- Defining a Zone 10
- Zones - Sign State Legends 11
- Remote Systems - Overview 13
- UTC system 14
- Overriding a Sign 15
- To disable sign settings 16
- To re-enable a disabled sign 16
- Group Permissions 18
- Permissions 19
- Security - Permissions 20
- Sign - Information Window 22
- Sign Status Information 23
- Sign Common Functions 24
- Sign - Context Menu 25
- Viewing Sign Faults 26
- Sign Configuration 27
- Add Sign 28
- VMS Sign Details 30
- Multi Line Signs 31
- Rotating Prism Sign Details 32
- OTU Equipment Specification 34
- RDT Radio Modem Setup 35
- OTU Outstation modems 36
- NMCS2 Protocol 37
- Radio Modem Setup 38
- Remote Sign Details 39
- Sign Communication Details 40
- Remote Signs 41
- See Sign Legends 42
- Sign - Legends 43
- To edit the legend text 46
- To add a field to the legend 47
- To reposition a field 47
- To edit a field 47
- To remove a field 47
- How to Define New Legends 48
- Security - Overview 49
- Security - Change Password 50
- Logging On & Off 51
- Logging Off 52
- Related Topics 52
- Automatic Logout 53
- Security - Users 54
- Security - Groups 56
- To copy a group 57
- To rename a group 57
- To delete a group 57
- Status Panel 58
- Faults Reported by SIESPACE 60
- Car Park Faults 61
- SIESPACE Reported Faults 62
- Software Support 64
- Main Tool Bar 65
- Equipment Definition Toolbar 65
- Main Menu 65
- The File Menu 66
- The Map Menu 66
- The Tools Menu 66
- The Security Menu 66
- The Help Menu 66
- Map Views 67
- To copy a view 68
- To rename a view 68
- To delete a view 68
- Defining a Map View 69
- View Devices 69
- View Options 70
- Operating Modes 71
- Add Car Park 73
- Car Park Configuration 76
- Back to Zones 79
- Add Count Site 80
- Scheduler 82
- Schedule Details Form 83
- Sheduler 84
- Report Format 86
- Changing the Map View 88
- Pan View 89
- Car Parks - Overview 90
- User Interface 91
- Map Window Overview 93
- Car Park - Icon 94
- Count Sites - Overview 96
- Overriding a Car Park 97
- Overriding a Car Park State 98
- Overriding Car Park Occupancy 99
- Configuration 100
- Count Site - Icon 103
- Operational Procedures 105
- Adjusting Car Park Occupancy 106
- Backup Schedule 107
- Getting Started 107
- Backup Procedure 108
- 1. PREFECT Database 109
- 2. SIESPACE Database 109
- Adding Files to the CD 109
- Setting the CD ROM Format 110
- Setting the CD ROM’s Label 111
- Writing the CD 113
- Checking the CD 116
- Finishing Up 117
- Maintenance Procedures 118
- Instructions 119
- Sign Testing 122
- Specifications 123
- Additional Help and Support 124
- How Remote Diagnostics Work 125
- System Overview 126
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