KAPSCH TRAFFICCOM CANADA INC. 802295 User Manual
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Multi-Protocol Reader Ver. 2: Maintenance Instructions
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UM 360450-210: A7
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Field
Description
Rx-HS
HS tag handshakes seen up to voting/post time on the MasterSet right Reader.
Transaction Buffering
Transactions from OBUs, are processed by the CTM. When a Reader CTM loses communications
with an Lane Controller (LC), the Reader buffers OBU transactions and error messages (up to a
combined total of 400,000) in non-volatile memory (i.e. buffered messages will not be lost during power
interruptions or Reader resets). When the memory is full, new transactions overwrite the oldest
buffered transactions. The memory available for buffering is shared by all RF channels.
When the communication link between an LC and the Reader is re-established, the Reader begins to
When the communication link between an LC and the Reader is re-established, the Reader begins to
upload the buffered transactions to the LC. The Reader will pause uploading buffered transactions to
the LC to report any new transactions as they occur. Buffered transaction reporting resumes after the
new transactions have been reported. Messages from the LC will continue to be acknowledged and
acted upon during the upload process.
Event Logs
The event log is generated to record any reader events or changes (for example, if the power supply
status changes). During service, the technician should first examine the event log files to see if there
are any reported events with the reader.
The following list depicts the possible sources of event messages found in the event log.
The following list depicts the possible sources of event messages found in the event log.
Changes to the reader configuration
Changes to the reader configuration at power up
Reader status changes, such as PSM status, etc.
Reader faults detected