Synopsis: TLG traffic lights work by using GPS as opposed to radio communication like TLD traffic lights.
- Level: Easy
- Time required: Will vary depending on experience but should take roughly 5-10 minutes.
- Additional equipment required: None
1. Insert the blue synchronizer into the first TLG, power it on, and select Main on the controller
Figure 1 - TLG Synchronizer
Figure 2 - Main
2. Select Settings (wrench icon), enter the default password, and then go to Programming
Figure 3 - Settings
Figure 4 - Password
Figure 5 - Programming
3. Program the traffic lights by using one of the 4 options
Note: It is highly recommended to test the work zone to get accurate times
Figure 6 - Programming options
- By distance: Enter the number of feet between the lights (minimum distance is 50 ft.). The calculated time is based off 100 vehicles per hour at a speed of 50 km/h (30 mph).
Figure 7 - Programming by distance
- By time: Select how long you want the main green light, the red lights (for clearance) & the secondary green light
Figure 8 - Programming by time
- Advanced: Select the speed of the work zone, how many vehicles pass per hour & the distance between your lights and the controller will recommend times. The default setup is 50km/h (30 mph), 100 cars per hour.
Figure 9 - Advanced programming
- Preprogrammed Code: Codes that are already programmed according to traffic volume (Low, average, high) that give you different recommended green and red times.
Figure 10 - Preprogrammed codes
4. Remove the blue synchronizer, bring it to the second TLG, insert it, power on the unit and select Secondary
Figure 11 - Secondary
5. Verify that the units are working correctly
If you require any additional help, contact our toll-free number at 1-888-488-7446 or email us at support@ver-mac.com
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