STS-22 GPS Satellite Time Sync

Synchronize all your intersections using a single GPS receiver module, regardless of traffic controller make.

Description
Specifications

Description

The STS-22 maintains the accuracy of your equipment’s internal clocks and remains perfectly synchronized at all times, including after power outages. Indeed, it uses the GPS time signal to automatically readjust itself. This signal is perfectly stable and eliminates the risks of thermal drift deregulation. The module can be plugged into any standard NEMA or 170 detection cabinet and is equipped with a practical backlit multipurpose display that enables onsite configuration and status monitoring.

The STS-22 eliminates the cost of running underground cables as well as radio communication and clock resetting fees and minimizes maintenance costs. It’s an unbeatable economical solution!

Main characteristics

Transmission capacity of time AND date (day, month, year) through a serial link to any make of controller
Dual means of configuring the system and internal firmware: using the Windows software provided or the front-mounted multipurpose display
Optocoupler contact output to synchronize the clocks of older-generation controllers that are not equipped with a direct communication device
Operates in 120 VAC or 10-30 VDC mode depending on the cabinet’s supply voltage
Possibility of generating power outage reports
Discrete antenna that reduces the risks of degradation and interference during installation and improves overall appearance

Technical characteristics

Current draw: 60 mA max. (44 mA Typ) at 24 VDC – 105 mA max. (78 mA Typ) at 12 VDC
Operating temperature range: -40 to +80°C
Dimensions: 178 x 114 x 29 mm (7 x 4 1/2 x 1 1/8 in.)

Fully compatible controllers*

Peek 3000 and TCT
Econolite ASC/2
Econolite ASC/2M
Econolite 8000
Traconex
NTCIP
170 (Wapiti) (Master/Slave)
SSM HD Wavetronix
Naztec
EPAC 300

*Personalized support available for other controllers.

Exclusive to the STS-22

Selection of the time change date (summer/winter)
Selection of the type of controller
Multiple choices of controller time update frequencies: from once a minute to once a day (at midnight)
Immediate update following a power outage even if the controller’s battery is discharged (enables the controller to reboot with the correct time)
Serial communication: RS-232 and USB
Windows configuration software
Possibility for the client to update the firmware
Configuration of parameters using front-mounted switches (eliminating the need to open the cabinet)
Display of the number of satellites