LACROIX City MILLENIUM User manual

Updated: 06/01/2021
MILLENIUM / SMART MILLENIUM
USER MANUAL

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CONTENTS
1. PREAMBLE.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
2. OVERVIEW........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
3. PREPARATION FOR DEPLOYMENT................................................................................................................................................................. 6
4. MOVING THE LIGHT ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
5. INITIAL ACTIVATION OF LIGHTS ...................................................................................................................................................................... 7
6. PAIRING ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
A. Pairing Procedure ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
B. Procedure for Adding a PTL to an Existing System:................................................................................................................................ 10
C. Procedure for Removing a PTL from an Existing System: ...................................................................................................................... 10
7. PROGRAMMING THE PTLS ............................................................................................................................................................................. 10
A. Standard Mode: ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
B. Standard Mode + Worksite Exit ............................................................................................................................................................... 12
C. Manual Alternating Mode: ........................................................................................................................................................................ 13
D. Flashing Yellow Mode:............................................................................................................................................................................. 13
E. Manual Mode: .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
F. Vehicule actuated Mode: ......................................................................................................................................................................... 15
G. Green on Detection Mode:....................................................................................................................................................................... 16
H. Plant crossing Function:........................................................................................................................................................................... 17
8. CYCLE IN PROGRESS...................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
9. PARAMETERS MENU ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
A. Language: ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18
B. Remote Control Settings:......................................................................................................................................................................... 18
C. PTL Settings:............................................................................................................................................................................................ 18
D. Information: .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
E. Maintenance:............................................................................................................................................................................................ 18
F. Reset:....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
10. SMART MILLENIUM MENU .............................................................................................................................................................................. 19
11. PTL SHUTDOWN / STANDBY .......................................................................................................................................................................... 19
12. REMOTE CONTROL.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
A. Activation.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 20
B. Standby:................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
C. Remote Control SCREEN:....................................................................................................................................................................... 20
D. Switch Off Remote Control: ..................................................................................................................................................................... 20
E. Audible Alarms:........................................................................................................................................................................................ 20
F. Power Supply:.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
G. Adding a Remote Control to a PTL System:............................................................................................................................................ 21
H. System Reset:.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
13. RADIO ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21
14. RADAR............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
15. AVAILABLE OPTIONS ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
A. FLASHING BEACON:.............................................................................................................................................................................. 22
B. Anti-Theft Bar:.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
C. External Countdown Timer: ..................................................................................................................................................................... 23
D. Anti-Theft Cage:....................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
16. BATTERY........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
17. TRANSPORTATION .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
18. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE..................................................................................................................................................................... 24
19. STANDARDS / SAFETY .................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
20. CONTACT TECHNICAL SUPPORT.................................................................................................................................................................. 24

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Preamble
1. PREAMBLE
A. PRECAUTIONS
Before handling the product or its accessories, the use of the PPE mentioned below is mandatory:
Before using the device, please read this operating manual fully and keep it for future use.
B. MAKING THE LIGHTS OPERATIONAL:
Millenium and Smart Millenium traffic lights are all IDENTICAL and INDEPENDENT; there are no master or slave lights.
Power up each light by connecting them to a 12 V battery or two 6 V batteries in series observing the correct polarity or
on 230 V (contact your dealer). To switch on the remote control, press one of its buttons.
The lights are switched on, paired and programmed from the remote control.
C. BATTERY COMPATIBILITY AND BATTERY LIFE:
* Varies according the cycle used, the ambient light, humidity, temperature and the programming mode used. As measurementtechnology
and instruments are constantly evolving, this information is provided for general reference only.
If the battery level is low, alerts are reported to the remote control allowing the user to replace it before the lights go out
(Battery < 24 hrs / Battery < 12 hrs / Battery 1 hr).
When there is less than 24 hours’ battery life, the traffic lights automatically switch to STANDARD mode.
If the battery life is less than or equal to 1 hour, the traffic lights switch to autonomy mode, equating to the lights going out,
the programming is then retained for 20 minutes, allowing the lights to quickly be returned to operational status after the
battery is changed. Beyond this 20-minute period, the pairing is retained, and the lights need to be programmed.
3 days*
8.5 days*
15 days*
35 days*
AFTER SWITCHING TO AUTONOMY MODE, THE PROGRAMMING OF THE PTLs IS PRESERVED FOR 20 MINUTES

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2. OVERVIEW
1
LIGHT-HEAD
11
ACCESS PANEL
2
RED LENS
12
FLASHSING BEACON SLOT (OPTIONAL)
3
YELLOW LENS / INTERNAL COUNTDOWN TIMER
13
STORAGE SPACE FOR REMOTE CONTROL NO. 1
4
GREEN LENS
14
UPPER EXTENSION LOCKING HANDLE
5
UPPER EXTENSION
15
LOWER EXTENSION LOCKING HANDLE
6
LOWER EXTENSION
16
RETRACTABLE LIFTING ARMS
7
TIGHTENING LEVER
17
PUNCTURE-PROOF REAR WHEELS
8
CHASSIS
9
BATTERY COVER
10
PUNCTURE-PROOF FRONT WHEEL
1
5
15
8
10
9
7
4
3
2
11
14
16
17
13
12
6

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1
STORAGE SPACE FOR REMOTE CONTROL NO. 2
2
BATTERY STRAP PASS-THROUGH / GROUND ANCHORING PASS-THROUGH FOR LIGHT
3
ANTI-THEFT BAR PASS-THROUGH (BAR OPTIONAL)
4
PADLOCK PASS-THROUGH (PADLOCK OPTIONAL)
5
POWER CABLE PASS-THROUGH
6
TRAFFIC LIGHT STACKING PASS-THROUGH
7
GROUND ANCHORING PASS-THROUGH FOR LIGHT
8
230 V POWER CABLE PASS-THROUGH FOR BATTERY CHARGING
9
LIGHT-HEAD GUARD
5
1
2
7
4
3
8
9
6

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3. PREPARATION FOR DEPLOYMENT
A. UNFOLDING THE LIGHT-HEAD:
B. FOLDING THE LIGHT-HEAD:
C. DEPLOYMENT OF TELESCOPIC EXTENSIONS:
1) Loosen the handle half a turn
2) Pull to release the locking bolt
3) Fold or unfold the extension
4) Tighten the handle
Perform this step on both handles
D. LOCKING/UNLOCKING THE HEAD FOLDING SYSTEM:
Once the extensions have been deployed, lock the tightening lever to ensure optimum stability for the light-head and
extensions.
Note: before folding the light-head over the box, ensure that the tightening lever is in the unlocked position.

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4. MOVING THE LIGHT
Wheelbarrow Mode
Trolley Mode
5. INITIAL ACTIVATION OF LIGHTS
The activation procedure allows users to select a country and the language for using Millenium traffic lights.
As activation is stored in the remote control’s memory, this step is only required for first use or after a system reset.
A
QUICK START
OK
QUICK START
SELECT COUNTRY
FRANCE
SELECT LANGUAGE
FRENCH
FINISHED
OK
OK
Position the remote control opposite the
infrared signal window located on the
back of the light-head.
Select the QUICK START menu from the
remote control.
As the choice of country affects the
programming mode of your traffic lights,
please ensure you comply with the
country where it is used.
DUE TO SPECIFIC LOCAL REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS, THE SELECTED COUNTRY MUST BE IDENTICAL TO
THE COUNTRY WHERE THE PTLs ARE USED.

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6. PAIRING
The lights and the remote control are equipped with radios that enable them to communicate to provide enhanced worksite
safety. The radio, which is embedded in the remote control, allows it to communicate remotely with the lights deployed,
monitor them and receive remote alerts.
The pairing phase makes it possible to group individual lights and the remote control together into a unit called a “system”.
A system can contain a maximum of 4 lights and 3 remote controls.
Lights are paired using infrared, the infrared signal window is located on the back of each light-head. The remote control
should be positioned a few centimetres away and opposite the infrared signal window.
During pairing, the ID of each light is indicated on the central lens for simplified deployment:
ENSURE THAT THE LIGHTS TO BE PAIRED ARE POWERED BEFORE BEGINNING THE PAIRING PHASE.
IF THE REMOTE CONTROL GOES INTO STANDBY MODE BEFORE PAIRING IS COMPLETE, THE PAIRING IS LOST.
ENSURE THE REMOTE CONTROL IS KEPT ACTIVE DURING THE PROCESS BY PRESSING THE BUTTONS ON THE LEFT
OR RIGHT. THE STANDBY TIME (1 MIN BY DEFAULT) CAN BE CHANGED FROM THE PARAMETERS MENU, REMOTE
CONTROL SETTINGS.

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A. PAIRING PROCEDURE
ENSURE THAT THE PTL TO BE PAIRED ARE POWERED BEFORE BEGINNING THE PAIRING PHASE.
WHEN THE PTL ARE SWITCHED OFF BY DISCONNECTING THE BATTERIES, THE PAIRING IS SAVED BY THE
LIGHTS SYSTEM. THERE IS NO NEED TO REPEAT THIS STEP ON THE NEXT TIME DEPLOYMENT IF THE SYSTEM
COMPRISES THE SAME LIGHTS AND THE SAME REMOTE CONTROL.
IF THE REMOTE CONTROL GOES INTO STANDBY MODE BEFORE PAIRING IS FINISHED, THE PAIRING IS LOST.
ENSURE THE REMOTE CONTROL IS KEPT ACTIVE DURING THE PROCESS BY PRESSING THE BUTTONS ON THE LEFT
OR RIGHT. THE STANDBY TIME (1 MIN BY DEFAULT) CAN BE CHANGED FROM THE PARAMETERS MENU, REMOTE
CONTROL SETTINGS.
PAIRING 3/4 PTLs
OK
PAIRING
SCAN PTL A
OK
PTL A OK
SCAN PTL B
OK
PTL B OK
OK
OK
OK
NEXT PTL
OK
:
PAIRING 2 PTLs
OK
PAIRING
SCAN PTL A
OK
PTL A OK
SCAN PTL B
OK
PTL B OK
OK
OK
OK
FINISHED
OK
SCAN PTL C
OK
PTL C OK
OK
OK
FINISHED
OK
PAIRING FINISHED
OK
Available choices:
FINISH OR NEXT PTL
Next PTL: when there are 4 PTL to pair.
PAIRING FINISHED
OK
Position the remote control opposite the
infrared signal window located on the
back of the light-head.
Position the remote control opposite the
infrared signal window located on the
back of the light-head.
Position the remote control opposite the
infrared signal window located on the
back of the light-head.
Position the remote control opposite the
infrared signal window located on the
back of the light-head.
Position the remote control opposite the
infrared signal window located on the
back of the light-head.
Select the PAIRING menu from the
remote control.
Select OK to complete pairing.

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B. PROCEDURE FOR ADDING A PTL TO AN EXISTING SYSTEM:
Adding a light to an existing system makes it possible to switch from a 2-light system to a 3- or 4-light system.
The ADD LIGHT function is available from the PARAMETERS menu.
ADDING A PTL WHEN THERE IS A CYCLE IN PROGRESS INTERRUPTS THE CYCLE AND CAUSES THE PTLs TO
CHANGE TO RED.
C. PROCEDURE FOR REMOVING A PTL FROM AN EXISTING SYSTEM:
To remove or replace a PTL, a new pairing is required.
Refer to the PAIRING chapter for more information.
7. PROGRAMMING THE PTLs
Once the PTLs have been PAIRED, the PROGRAMMING menu appears. This menu gives you a choice of 7
programmable modes for your PTLs:
The following modes are available on MILLENIUM :
- STANDARD MODE
- STANDARD + WORKSITE EXIT MODE (3 paired PTLs minimum)
- MANUAL ALTERNATING MODE (2 paired PTLs maximum)
- FLASHING YELLOW MODE
- MANUAL MODE
SMART MILLENIUM –Traffic Regulation traffic feature 2 additional modes:
- VEHICULE ACTUATED MODE
- GREEN ON DETECTION
ADDING A PTL
OK
PARAMETERS
PTL SETTINGS
ADD PTL
SCAN PTL X
PTL X OK
OK
OK
OK
Position the remote control opposite the
infrared signal window located on the
back of the light-head.