To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my VER-MAC Controller show a 'Device error'?
If your VER-MAC Controller shows a 'Device error', it means there's a communication issue with one of the components. To troubleshoot, use the maintenance menu. An 'X' on one of the lamps indicates a problem in that specific area. If 'Err.' is displayed everywhere, it suggests a possible defective solar regulator.
Why does my VER-MAC Controller display 'Start signal plan'?
The 'Start signal plan' message on your VER-MAC Controller displays when the system starts. It can also appear if the system is unable to start, suggesting a communication problem.
General| Brand | VER-MAC |
|---|---|
| Model | V-Touch TLD |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Overview of Ver-Mac Traffic Lights (TLD) series, their portability, and primary usage in roadwork.
Guidance on obtaining technical support and locating the unit's unique identifying number.
Description of the V-Touch controller as a microcomputer with a user-friendly touchscreen interface.
Instructions for using the touchscreen interface, including recommended tools and cleaning advice.
Explanation of the controller's sleep mode function for power saving and security after inactivity.
Details the three security levels (Viewer, Administrator) and their respective access permissions.
Step-by-step instructions for powering on and successfully logging into the V-Touch controller.
Description of the Home screen elements and layout after a successful login.
Explanation of the Quick Alarms zone, battery status, alarm signals, and manual control options.
Guide for admin users to select and activate a specific signal timing plan for intersection control.
Instructions on how to stop an active signal plan and revert the intersection to its default mode.
The main access point for admin users to create new or modify existing signal timing plans.
Step-by-step guide to creating traffic phases and assembling signal plan cycles for intersections.
How to configure signal phases that respond to vehicle detectors or emergency vehicle preemption.
Procedures for modifying previously created signal plans, including timings and phase details.
Overview of available options for admin users, including configuration, maintenance, and GPS.
Enables admin users to configure TLD units for new or existing intersections and their setups.
Access to testing TLD unit hardware, checking operating status, and performing diagnostics.
Utilizing the GPS function to view intersection location and TLD unit positions for management.
Modifying intersection setup and default signal settings, including GPS synchronization options.
Interface for assembling new schedules or modifying existing ones using month and day views.
Steps to compile a daily signal plan and define its repetition pattern for a schedule.
Procedures for modifying an existing schedule, including day plans, timeslots, and periodicity.
Overview of parameter settings available to admin users that affect system operations.
Instructions for admin users to set or personalize their login password for enhanced security.
Configuring network or serial communication settings for TLD units to enable connectivity.
Setting the master unit's system clock accurately, manually or via NTP client.
Allowing all users to change the display language of the V-Touch controller interface.
Setting up email alerts for system errors and defining recipient contact details.
Checking radio connection status and retrieving diagnostic information for TLD units.
Programming the signalization system based on traffic units and specific intersection types.
Assigning a reference name to the intersection for operational purposes like alerts and troubleshooting.
Choosing the appropriate traffic pattern and layout for the intersection's signalization.
Configuring the system to match the usual driving side of the road for the specific location.
Setting the radio frequency for unit communication or selecting hardwired connection.
Selecting the signal display for TLD units during system errors or when no active plan is running.
Completing system configuration by identifying and assigning TLD units to their respective areas.
Explains system status messages found in the status bar to assist in diagnosing problems.
