How to Sync Three TLD Traffic Lights (Radio Mode)

Synopsis: Upon receiving a set of TLDs, you will need to pair them together if your work zone requires multiple units to control the flow of traffic.

  • Level: Easy
  • Time required: 1-2 minutes
  • Additional equipment required: None
  • Extra information: Maximum distance between lights - 1 mile/1.5km in radio communication, no limit in GPS communication

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Section 1 - Unit Mode Selection

Go to your traffic light and choose Master. Press the arrow to continue

Figure 1 - Unit mode selection

 

Section 2 - Intersection Name

Name your intersection (optional)

Figure 2 - Intersection name

 

Section 3 - Traffic Pattern Selection

Select the type of traffic pattern you will need

Single light: Approach/access is controlled by a single TLD unit

Shuttle: The section controlled by the TLD has one lane for both directions. Traffic flow in one direction is halted while opposing traffic borrows the use of the lane

Two-way: Both approaching and opposing traffic on a 2-way road can be halted in order to safely allow non-traffic activities in the zone controlled by the traffic signals (minimum 2 signal heads).

T-Junction: A junction where three 2-way road segments meet (could also be a Y-junction).

Crossroads: A junction where two (or more) 2-way road segments meet and cross.

 

Figure 3 - Pattern selection

 

Section 4 - Driving Side

Select the driving side

Figure 4 - Driving side

 

Section 5 - Radio Frequency

Select the radio frequency

Figure 5 - Radio frequency

 

Section 6 - Default Mode

Select the default mode

Figure 6 - Default mode

 

Section 7 - Start-up Mode

Select the start-up mode

Figure 7 - Start-up mode

 

Section 8 - Final Pairing

Pair your units by hitting ‘’scan’’

8.1. If your unit is the Master, you will be in Zone 1

8.2. Select the unit discovered in the scan list, then press Zone 2 to assign it there.

8.3. Select the other unit in the list, press Zone 3, and assign it there.

8.4. Each zone should have 1 unit in it (see figure 8)

8.5. Press the arrow to finish pairing the units, they will then reboot

Figure 8 - Zone selection

 

Note: Once the units have rebooted and are paired together, you will be able to program a signal plan.

 

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