Campbell AGPS Base Station User manual

Advisor Guide Pedestrian Signal
(AGPS) Installation Manual
906-0003
Revision D ● January 20, 2014
This Installation Guide provides guidance to those involved in the installation of the application.
This guide assumes that you have some knowledge of the [operating system] and the [system].

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Campbell Company
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Boise, Idaho
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Installation Guide
906-0003
Document Revision History
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AGPS Base Station 400A Base Station

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Table of Contents
1Introduction ............................................................................................................ 5
1.1 PURPOSE OF THIS DOCUMENT............................................................................................................ 5
1.2 IDENTIFICATION ................................................................................................................................. 5
1.3 REFERENCE INFORMATION ................................................................................................................ 5
1.4 POINTS OF CONTACT......................................................................................................................... 5
2Installation Plan ...................................................................................................... 6
2.1 SCOPE ............................................................................................................................................. 6
2.2 STANDARD COMPONENTS ................................................................................................................. 6
2.3 TASKS .............................................................................................................................................. 7
2.4 INSTALL UTILITY APPLICATION ........................................................................................................... 7
2.5 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ............................................................................................................... 8
3Post Installation .................................................................................................... 13
3.1 OPERATIONAL CHECK ..................................................................................................................... 13
3.2 OPERATIONAL CHECK LIST .............................................................................................................. 13
4System Requirements .......................................................................................... 14
4.1 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................................ 14
4.2 HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................................ 14
4.3 OPERATING SYSTEMS ..................................................................................................................... 14
5Appendix A: Acronyms, Abbreviations & Definitions ............................................ 15

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1Introduction
1.1 Purpose of this document
This guide covers the installation of the Advisor Guide Pedestrian Signal and its related
components, Base Station, Signal Power Interface, and the Application Utility.
1.2 Identification
 Advisor Guide Pedestrian System (AGPS)
 Base Station – Fully Integrated Pedestrian Station (FIPS)
 Signal Power Interface (SPI)
 Utility Version: 1.3.X
 Firmware Version: 1.3.X
1.3 Reference information
 See AGPS Owner’s Manual for operational information
 See AGPS Troubleshooting Manual
 Reference Campbell Company Intersection Worksheet for location information
1.4 Points of Contact
 Customer Support, Queries, and Troubleshooting information
 Tony Brennan, Manufacturing Engineer 1.208.345.7459 [e-mail]
 Cody Browne, Electrical Engineer 1.208.345.7459 [e-mail]
 Zane Sapp, Electrical Engineer, 1.208.345.7459 [e-mail]

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2Installation Plan
2.1 Scope
The Installation guide provides instructions for the installation of the Advisor Guide Pedestrian
Signal and ensuring functionality. This document does not discuss the operational function,
audio file transfer, or utility installation and/or modification. (See Owner’s Manual)
2.2 Location
Identify the location of the AGPS Base Station using the Intersection Worksheet provided with
the installation packet. Pedestrian Stations are identified with the Campbell Company Work
Order number and Station Identification number.
2.3 Standard Components
 1ea Base Station with four conductor cable
 1ea Signal Power Interface
 1ea USB (type B) cable per installation
 1ea Adapter Plate (see dimension Hardware options below)
 1ea Sign
 (5x7) Adapter Plate, Sign Hardware, and BS Mounting Hardware
o 2ea. 8-32 X 1 ¾” FHP Screws (AP – bottom holes)
o 2ea. 8-32 X 1 ¾” PHP Screws (Sign – AP – top holes)
o 2ea. 8-32 X 1/4" PHP Screws (Sign – bottom holes)
o 2ea. ¼ - 20 x 1“ FHP Screws (Standard mount bolts)
 (9x12 & 9x15) Adapter Plate, Sign Hardware, and BS Mounting Hardware
o 4ea. 8-32 X 1 ¾” FHP Screws (AP – all holes)
o 4ea. 8-32 X ¼” PHP Screws ( Sign – all holes)
o 2ea. ¼ - 20 x 1“ FHP Screws (Standard mount bolts)
 (400A) BS Mounting Hardware
o 2ea. ¼ - 20 x 1“ FHP Screws (Standard mount bolts)

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2.4 Tasks
#
Sequence of Installation
1.
Identify Location – reference intersection worksheet
2.
Drill and tap pole for Base Station
3.
Pull 4-conductor cable from Base Station to SPI
4.
Connect field wires to Base Station
5.
Mount Base Station
6.
Install SPI in Pedestrian Signal Head
7.
Make Connections for the SPI
8.
Test and Adjust
9.
Fax checklist to Campbell Company
2.5 Install Utility Application
The AGPS Utility application provided by Campbell Company is required before installation:
USB Configuration Utility
Install the computer based configuration utility onto a portable computer. An electronic copy of
the utility is available at www.pedsafety.com / customer support / downloads. A USB connection
is required for base station communications. Contact Campbell Company Technical Support if
you are experiencing problems with downloading or using the Utility.

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2.6 Installation Procedure
Base Station Installation
Tactile Arrow Orientation
Mount the Base Station so the tactile arrow is pointing directly to the crossing destination. Some
installations do not call out arrow directions and require installation in the field. The tactile arrow
is field selectable (left or right) requiring two security screws and a security driver. Campbell
Company provides this hardware packet only when specified at the time of purchase. Contact
Campbell Company Technical Support if a security bit is needed for tactile arrow modification.
Note: THE PEDESTRIAN RELIES ON THIS INFORMATION TO CROSS SAFELY.
Rubber mounting bumpers screw on to the back plate of the Base Station. These are adjustable
allowing for a number of configurations to ensure a precision fit - especially on decorative, small
diameter poles where the station needs to be angled to provide accurate directionality at the
arrow.
Drill and Tap Pole
1. Refer to Template 1 for diagram
2. Center the Base Station on the pole with the push button
at the appropriate height (36 – 42” inches center).
3. Mark the point where the PPB will be centered.
4. Mark for a hole 1 1/8” above PPB center, and
drill a 1 1/8” hole
5. Mark for a hole 2 1/4” “above PPB center -
drill and tap for a ¼-20 thread
6. Mark for a hole 10 3/8 “above PPB center -
drill and tap for a ¼-20 thread
Template 1

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Mount the Pedestrian Station
1. Route the four conductor cable from the 1 1/8” hole through the pole into the pedestrian
signal head for connection to the SPI.
2. Route the four conductor cable and the pedestrian input circuit wires through the
terminal back plate with nipple installed.
3. Connect four conductor cable and traffic control cabinet field input wires to barrier screw
terminals on the back of the base station. See Table 1 page 10.
4. Place a small bead of silicone around the flange for the back plate and tighten screws.
5. Use an anti-seize compound on all screws.
6. Place the pedestrian station on the pole and fasten using two ¼ - 20 FHP screws.
Ensure a snug fit.
7. Place the adapter plate and / or sign using provided hardware.
8. Base Station Hardware kits:
(5x7) Adapter Plate, Sign Hardware, and Base Staion Mounting Hardware
 2ea. 8-32 X 1 ¾” FHP Screws (AP)
 2ea. 8-32 X 1 ¾” PHP Screws (Sign – AP top holes)
 2ea. 8-32 X 1/4" PHP Screws (Sign – bottom holes)
 2ea. ¼ - 20 x 1“ FHP Screws (Standard mounting bolts)
(9x12 & 9x15) Adapter Plate, Sign Hardware, and Base Station Mounting Hardware
 4ea. 8-32 X 1 ¾” FHP Screws (AP)
 4ea. 8-32 X ¼” PHP Screws (Sign)
 2ea. ¼ - 20 x 1“ FHP Screws (Standard mounting holes)
(400 A) Base Station Mounting Hardware
 2ea. ¼ - 20 x 1“ FHP Screws (Standard mounting bolts)

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400A Base Station Installation
The 400A Base Station mounts to a 9x12 cast pedestrian station with 2ea. ¼” - 20 x 1” PHP
screws. Align the Base Station so the tactile arrow is pointing directly to the crossing
destination. Some installations do not call out arrow directions and require installation in the
field. The tactile arrow is field selectable (left or right) requiring two security screws and a
security driver. Campbell Company provides this hardware packet only when specified at the
time of purchase. Contact Campbell Company Technical Support if a security bit is needed for
tactile arrow modification.
Note: THE PEDESTRIAN RELIES ON THIS INFORMATION TO CROSS SAFELY.
Install Signal Power Interface Board (SPI)
1. Disconnect the power to the Pedestrian Signal Head prior to installing the SPI.
2. Open the Pedestrian Signal Head Display and identify a ¼-20 tapped hole (see Table 1)
on the back surface wall to place the SPI. A ¼-20 x 2.0” FHP is used to screw through
the SPI into the pedestrian display.
Figure 1
Pedestrian Signal Head Display back surface wall with ¼” – 20 tapped holes

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3. Locate a tapped hole in close proximity to the 120 VAC three position barrier terminals
(this may vary among manufactures)
4. Insert the ¼” - 20 x 1” FHP through the SPI housing and into the tap holes. Align the SPI
horizontally such that the 120 VAC wires sag below the housing and attach to the three
position barrier terminal; tighten firmly securing the SPI to the back of the housing. See
Table 2.
Note: The sag in the 120 VAC wire creates a drip loop for water to drain off the SPI housing on
to the bottom of the Pedestrian Signal Head.
Attention: Do not set the SPI on the bottom of the Pedestrian Signal Head. Failure to attach the
SPI vertically on the back surface wall can expose the power supply to water damage and will
void the warranty of the SPI.
Figure 2
Figure 2 shows the drip loop in the120 VAC lines and its location to the barrier terminal inside the
Pedestrian Signal Head.

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5. Attach the four conductor wires from the Base Station to the to the four position 12VDC
barrier terminal on the SPI. (See Figure 3)
 Terminal 1: S1 DW
 Terminal 2: S2 W
 Terminal 3: Neutral
 Terminal 4: 12VDC
6. Attach the three 120 VAC #16 AWG wires from the SPI to the three position barrier
terminal for the pedestrian signal head visual display (See fig.1).
7.
a. Orange to Don’t Walk
b. White to Neutral
c. Blue to Walk
Warning – Danger! All SPI leads become hot when the Orange or Blue 120 VAC is connected.
Disconnect the power to the Pedestrian Signal Head prior to SPI installation
Figure 3
12 VDC Outputs
Terminal 1: S1 DW
Terminal 2: S2 W
Terminal 3: Neutral
Terminal 4: 12VDC
120 VAC INPUTS
 Orange to Don’t Walk
 White to Neutral
 Blue to Walk
AGPS Connections
FT: Pedestrian Field Wires
FT: Pedestrian Field Wires
Terminal 4: 12VDC
Terminal 3: Neutral (GND)
Terminal 2: S2 W
Terminal 1: S1 DW
Orientation:
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3Post Installation
3.1 Operational Check
1. The AGPS comes fully configured at the factory. When first powered up, an audible
locator tone will be present.
2. Depress the push button and verify the red LED turns on with an audible message “Wait”.
(No acknowledgment message in EPAPS mode). If field wires from the traffic controller
are connected to the station, verify that pedestrian call is transmitted to the traffic
controller.
3. Following a momentary press, verify the Walk Phase message or percussive tone is
present and the vibro-tactile button vibrates concurrently when the walk sign is on.
4. Repeat again with 2 second extended press and verify the red LED turns on with an
audible location message.
5. After the Walk Phase message, verify an audible locator tone is present at the clearance
phase (Flashing Don’t Walk).
6. Recheck all units for a full cycle to ensure all options and features operate as desired.
7. Depending on intersection location, factory default settings for volume, AGC, and vibro-
tactile settings may require modifications. Proceed to the System Configuration section for
details.
3.2 Operational Check List
____ Base Station is securely attached to the pole (extension bracket) with the arrow pointing to
the destination.
____ Audible “Walk Tone / Message” is present when call is placed and Walk Sign is on.
____ Locator tone is present when no call is placed.
____ Locator tone is audible 6 to 12 feet or building line whichever is less from ped station.
____ Messages are audible to a distance of 6 to 12 feet from pedestrian station.
____ Correct message for the Walk Cycle is present (Percussive Tone / Verbal Message)
____ Correct messages is present for location and walk
____ LED is lit when call is placed
____ Vibro-tactile arrow is active when call is placed and walk cycle is active (only when VIB is
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4System Requirements
4.1 Software Requirements
The following software is required to install this application:
USB Configuration Utility
A computer based USB configuration utility down load onto a portable computer. A USB
connection is required for base station communications.
4.2 Hardware Requirements
The recommended minimum specifications for the computer include the following:
Computer
 USB port
 USB cable (type B)
4.3 Operating Systems
The Utility operates on the following operating systems:
 Windows XP or higher w/net 4.0
 MAC USX 10.4 or higher (pending)
 Linux (pending)

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5Appendix A: Acronyms, Abbreviations
& Definitions
Term
Meaning
Adapter Plate (AP)
An aluminum plate that mounts to the base station to display crosswalk
signs.
Base Station (BS)
Fully integrated APS station that contains the microcontroller, push
button, speaker, adapter plate (BS)
COM Port
Windows Serial communication port
Extended Press
On APS, holding the pedestrian push button down from 1-3 seconds may
activate special features, including audible beaconing and extended
pedestrian clearance interval. (EP)
Intersection
Worksheet
Intersection Map of street names and station locations provided with
installation packet. Pedestrian Stations are identified with Campbell
Company Work order # and Station Identification number
Signal Power
Interface (SPI)
Power Source that interfaces with Pedestrian Signal Head power for
Base Station Interface.
Station ID #
Identification number of base station for location and custom messaging
Terminal Plug
Electrical connection at the back of Base Station for Cabinet field wires
USB Port
USB docking plug on Base Station
Utility
Application to interface with Base Station
.wav file
A file format for storing digital audio data on a computer system