Out of the Box
Before applying electrical power always visually inspect the controller’s exterior for
shipping damage.
▪ Check for loose or missing screws on the cover
▪ Give the unit a rm shake to test for any loose hardware or internal components
▪ Check the AC and +24VDC fuse holders to ensure they are secure.
Please contact support if any damage is found.
Initial Power Up
1. Connect the controller to the power source
▪ NEMA: Attach an ‘A’ (TS2-1 or TS2-2) cable
▪ FLeX or 2070: Plug into standard 120 VAC outlet
2. Set the Power switch to the active (|) position
▪ FLeX and eX: Located on front of controller
▪ 2070: Located inside the front panel on the power supply (2070-4A).
Open the panel door to access
3. The Main Menu will display after the boot up process is complete
▪ FLeX and eX: 16 line display; Both Status and Main Menu screens will appear
▪ 2070: 8 line x 40 column LCD; Either the Main Menu or Status Screen
will appear. To toggle between the Status and Main Menu, press
the “ESC” key, repeating as necessary
▪ If screen appears blank, adjust the contrast knob accordingly. Note - contrast
knob not available on eX
4. Clear the database: Main Menu > B (Miscellaneous) > 2 (DB Management) > 1
(Initialize Database) > 1 (Entire Database)
▪ Choose the cabinet type that the controller is being installed in
▪ Choose the appropriate Pedestrian and Overlaps Channel option
4a. Initialize Database Conrmation
▪ Press Yes to proceed or ESC to start over
Bench Testing
Initial Programming (continued)
3. System ID: Main Menu > Page B.3
▪ 10-digit numeric value to uniquely identify this location
▪ System ID also used to name the location when importing/exporting the
database le on the USB utility
4. Sequence/Phase Enable Rings/Phase Concurrency: Main Menu > Page 2.3,
2.4, and 2.5
▪ The database initiation loads a standard 8-phase, 2-ring conguration
5. IP Address: Main Menu > Page A.2
▪ The Omni controller supports two discreet IP addresses: Port 1 and Port 2
▪ Input the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway for the physical port you are
using
▪ There are default values for the NTCIP port (161) and the AB3418 port (8001)
6. Timing Data: The following menu items will be used to setup the controller.
Refer to the manual for additional programming of the following:
▪ MM - 1 - Unit: Unit Control Operation Mode, Unit Setup, Startup, Channel
Conguration, I/O Mapping, Logic Gates, NEMA TS2 Setup, ATC/ITS Setup, and
Peer-to-Peer
▪ MM - 2 - Phases: Phase timing/Options
▪ MM - 3 - Overlaps: Vehicle and Pedestrian Overlaps
▪ MM - 4 - Detectors: Vehicle and Pedestrian Detector Attributes
▪ MM - 5 - Coordination: Constants, Patterns, and Split Tables
▪ MM - 6 - Time Base: Schedules, Day Plans, and Actions
▪ MM - 7 - Preemption: 8 Preempts
▪ MM - 8 - Transit Priority: TSP Global Options, Strategy, Times
▪ MM - 9 - Logs: View, Clear, Setup, Enable Logs
Initial Programming
If the controller will be bench tested prior to installation into a cabinet, there may be
some additional setup required before programming the controller.
▪ If TS2 Type 1, TS2 Type 2, or ATC Cabinet were selected, the serial
communications for Terminal Facilities (TF), Detection (Det), and Monitors (CMU
or MMU) will be turned on. The TF and Monitor communications need to be
disabled for the controller to work normally on a bench. Otherwise the controller
will not come out of stop time.
1. NEMA TS2 Type 1:
▪ Defaults the BIUs to TF 1 and 2 on, Det BIU 9 on, and MMU set to Yes.
▪ To turn o the TF and MMU: Main Menu > page 1.7 > turn o all SDLC
communications to these devices.
2. NEMA TS2 Type 2:
▪ Defaults the BIUs to Det BIU 9 on, and MMU set to Yes.
▪ To turn o MMU: Main Menu > Page 1.7 > turn o all SDLC communications to
these devices.
3. ATC (SIU):
▪ Defaults the SIUs to SIU 1 on, Input 9 on, and CMU on.
▪ To turn o SIU 1 and CMU: Main Menu > Page 1.8 > turn o all SDLC
communications to these devices.
Initial Power Up (continued)
4b. Finalize
▪ Press ENT to nalize Database Transaction
▪ Restart the controller to proceed
After initializing the database and restarting the controller, the following is a practical
order to program a controller with Omni eX 2.0.
▪ All references to pages are from the Main Menu
1. Time Zone: Main Menu > Page 6.2
▪ Set the local time oset from GMT
▪ For assistance the screen provides the US time zones: EST = -5:00:00, etc.
▪ By default, the controller is set to PST (-8:00:00)
2. Date/Time: Main Menu > Page 6.1
▪ Set the date rst then enter the HH:MM:SS
▪ Press the Yes key to save
3. System ID: Main Menu > Page B.3
▪ 10-digit numeric value to uniquely identify this location
▪ System ID also used to name the location when importing/exporting the
database le on the USB utility
B.3 SYSTEM INFO
SYSTEM ID 0007231958
NAME Actuated Coord Test
LOC Maas Blvd & Main Street
Figure 2: System ID
0.0 CONCURRENCY MAY-27-2020 14:39:15D
PATTERN: 254
SEQUENCE: 1
R1: 12|34|
R2: 56|78|
R3:
R4:
Figure 3: Sequence Setup
A.2 ETHERNET PORT SETTINGS D
PORT ETHERNET 1
IP ADDRESS 10 .1 .1 .100
SUBNET MASK 255.255.255.0
GATEWAY 10 .1 .1 .0
NTCIP PORT 161 UDP
AB3418 PORT 8001 UDP
AB3418 ADDR 1
Figure 4: IP Setup
MAIN MENU
1. UNIT
2. PHASES
3. OVERLAPS
4. DETECTORS
5. COORDINATION
6. TIME BASE
RG1 2G RG2 6G Wed May-27-2020 06:01:08D
GREEN GREEN 1234567890ABCDEF MANUL
REST REST O/N O O PAT254
VEH CYC
PED OFF
OVL MCT
FREE COMMD POV LCT
SP FO H/O PRE
7. PREEMPTION
8. TRANSIT PRIORITY
9. LOGS
0. STATUS
A. COMMUNICATION
B. MISCELLANEOUS
Figure 1: Main Screen
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2070 Main Screen
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