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EDI to host ATCC webinar

September 14, 2016 Read time: 1 min
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Eberle Design (EDI) is to host a 45-minute Advanced Transportation Controller Cabinet (ATCC) Component Overview webinar on 20 September at 0800 am PDT/1100 am EDT.

In this webinar, EDI Chief Technology Officer Scott Evans will introduce and review the basic description and operation of the cabinet device level products including the cabinet monitor unit (CMU), high density switch pack (HDSP), auxiliary display unit (ADU), serial interface unit (SIU) and cabinet power supplies (CPS).

The ATCC is an open architecture traffic control cabinet that combines existing standards and the latest technological advancements to increase cabinet safety, functionality, ease of maintenance, and decreased size. It offers significant improvements to conventional cabinets in modularity and compact size, motorist safety, technician safety and diagnostics. It is intended to update or replace all cabinet types: NEMA TS-1, NEMA TS-2, Caltrans 33x and ITS Cabinet v1.

 

 

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