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IQ Connect for 3000E Operating Manual Page 19



Introduction to the IQ Connect Translator IQ Connect is a device that allows a proprietary traffic controller to communicate with a central software system using the industry standard NTCIP protocol. IQ Connect comes in a plug-in card format as well as a shelf-mount format. This guide describes the controller mounted card version of IQ Connect, particularly the card for the Peek 3000E traffic controller. The IQ Connect translator card allows the 3000E to be attached to an NTCIP-based central system, such as IQ Central.

The card is installed inside the 3000E controller along the right side of the box, with the front port connectors visible in the Port 3 location on the front panel. The card is connected to the controller via a ribbon cable at the rear of the card. The IQ Connect card for the 3000E allows the controller to be connected to the central system over Ethernet, a serial connection, or an external modem connection.

Figure 1—IQ Connect card

Figure 2—IQ Connect card in a 3000E

IQ Connect card installed in the Port 3 slot


Figure 3—Card installed in Comm3 slot behind front faceplate

Figure 4—Front panel connectors and LEDs

Heartbeat LED

Device Comms LED

Central Comms LED

Initialization LED

(Internal, not used)

(or external modem)


Cables / Spare Parts

Description Part Number FUSE, 1A, 250V, SLO-BLO, IEC, 5x20MM, GLASS 2F09-0005 IQ Connect to central cable: Ethernet Standard Ethernet

cable IQ Connect to central cable: Direct Serial 81-1140

IQ Connect to central cable: External GDI Modem 81-1243

IQ Connect to central cable: External Modem 81-1166

IQ Connect to local PC cable 81-1152

Battery: 3V DC “coin” battery CR2032

IQ Connect Rabbit Processor Cable (for loading firmware) 2W16-0049


IQ Connect Ordering Information The following table lists the part numbers to use to order a complete IQ Connect unit, including device cable and the correct firmware for the device type. Note that central and modem cables are not included in these assemblies; they must be ordered separately.

IQ Connect Assembly for: Part Number

Peek 3000E Local, Internal Card 82-1732-01 Peek 3000E Local, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-01 Peek M3000E Master, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-03 Multisonics OSAM-32 Master, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-02 Multisonics 820A Local, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-04

Transyt 3800EL Master, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-07

Transyt 1880EL Local, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-08

Traconex TMM-500 Master, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-05

Traconex TMP390 (CJ or J9) Local, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-06

LMD 9200 or LMD 40 Local, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-09

Wapiti 170 Local, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-10


Installation Instructions These steps describe how to install an IQ Connect translator card into a Peek 3000E traffic controller:

1. Power off the controller. (This procedure should be performed on a test bench or in a test cabinet rather than in the field.)

2. Open the front of the controller. If there is already a comms card in the Port 3 position, we will need to remove it before we can install the IQ Connect card. If not, skip to step 6 below.

3. First, unplug the cable that runs from the existing comms card to the controller’s main board. You will need to press outward on the two wings that hold the cable end in place on the main board.

4. Next, locate the two white standoff posts that hold the card in place. Notice that each of the standoff posts has a loop at the end, out of one side of which a small tab protrudes. Press the tab to-ward the center of the post to release the card. Repeat this step for both posts.

Figure 5—Pressing the standoff post from the old card

5. Press the end of the standoff post and pull the card away from the sidewall of the controller. Remove the old comms card from the controller.

6. If you haven’t done so already, remove the IQ Connect card from its anti-static packing bag.


7. Position the card in the 3000E Comm3 card position. The card’s ports should be positioned at the front panel openings for these connectors. Push the card onto the 2 white mounting posts.

Figure 6—Plugging in the IQ Connect ribbon connector

8. Plug the end of the card’s ribbon wire cable into the COMM BOARD socket on the 3000E’s main board. The plug will only fit into the socket in one orientation.

Figure 7—Pressing the connector into the COMM BOARD socket

9. Press the plug down until it clicks into place.


Related Documents

Document Part Number Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—3000E/LMD9200/LMD40 99-449 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—M3000E 99-450 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—TMM500 99-465 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—3800EL 99-466 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—OSAM32 99-441

Tech Note: IQ Central Comms Configuration 99-464 Peek 3000E Controller Manual 8204C IQ Central Operating Manual 81-1105 IQ Connect (3000E Card) Manual 99-440 Peek 3000E Firmware Release Notes 99-332 IQ Central Release Notes 99-427

Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—TMP390 99-470 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—1880EL 99-471 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—820A 99-469 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—Wapiti 170 99-473

Multisonics 820A (OSAM) Controller Manual MN078074 Multisonics OSAM-32 Master Controller Manual MN078073 Transyt 1880EL Controller Manual 81-1192 Tranyst 3800EL Master Controller Manual 81-1191 Traconex TMP390 Controller Manual MN078056 Traconex TMM-500 Master Controller Manual 28027317-001 LMD 9200 Controller Manual 62901v201 LMD 9200 Firmware Release Notes 99-408


Troubleshooting Symptom Possible Cause Solution

Power will not come up on IQ Connect unit (All LEDs are dark)

Blown fuse Open the IQ Connect box and replace the fuse (See the Spare Parts list for fuse details)

Faulty IQ Connect unit Contact Peek Traffic to arrange to ship IQ Connect unit to the factory

Initialization LED stays on indefinitely and the Device Comms LED blinks occasionally (about once a minute)

Faulty communications between IQ Connect and the controller

Unit’s Device ID does not match the control-ler’s Intersection ID setting. (In the controller, the Master ID must be 1, and the Intersection ID must be the same as the Device ID that is set on the IQ Connect Device ID DIP switches)

Faulty Port settings in the con-troller

Refer to the Tech Note: “IQ Central Comms Configuration” for the proper parameter set-tings for the various types of controllers and masters

Unit “Heartbeat” LED blinks but cannot establish a connection between IQ Central and the controller (using an RS232 con-nection)

Cable plugged into wrong IQ Connect port

Verify that the central cable is plugged into the Central Port on the unit, NOT the Ethernet Port

Incorrect Intersection or Master ID settings in IQ Central

Refer to the Tech Note: “IQ Central Comms Configuration” for the proper parameter set-tings

Faulty IQ Central settings for the controller

Make sure the IQ Central settings for this controller are set properly. See the Tech Note.

Incorrect Central Port DIP switch settings on the IQ Connect

Make sure red DIP switches 1 through 4 within the IQ Connect are set to ON

If using an external modem attached to IQ Connect (via CENTRAL port), incorrect Central Port DIP switch settings are set

Make sure DIP switch 4 is set to ON, and DIP switches 1 and 2 are set to the baud rate needed by your modem.

IQ Connect “Heartbeat” LED blinks but cannot establish a connection between IQ Central and the controller (using an Ethernet connection)


Verify that the central cable is plugged into the Ethernet Port on the unit, NOT the Central Port

Incorrect Drop or Master Ad-dress settings in IQ Central


Incorrect Ethernet communica-tions settings for the controller in IQ Central

Make sure the IQ Central Ethernet settings for this controller are set correctly, matching those values on your network and in the controller

Incorrect IP address set in the IQ Connect unit

Configuring the Ethernet settings within the IQ Connect requires the use of the IP Set utility, and is beyond the scope of this document.


10. With the card installed in the controller and the front panel open, the back edge of the card is pointing straight up. There is an array of four DIP switches located near this edge, right next to the card’s reset button. You will need to use these switches to set the Central Port comm settings. Typically, switches 1 and 2 are set to ON for the fastest Baud rate. Switch 3 should be set to OFF for use with a 3000E controller . Switch 4 should be ON if the connection will be over an external dialup modem connected to the Central port, and OFF for any other type of connection to Central. For more details about these comms settings, refer to page 8.

11. With the controller still open, the card presents a set of eight (8) DIP switches on the edge of the card near the side that is toward you, which are used to set the Device ID for this controller. The Device ID you program here must match the intersection or local number programmed into the controller. The ID is the result of adding together the binary values of the whole set of switches. (Sw1 = 1, Sw2 = 2, Sw3 = 4, SW4= 8, and so on.) For more details about the Device ID setting, refer to page 9.

12. Close the front panel of the controller and return power to the con-troller. Verify that the unit starts up and you see the normal inter-face screens, as expected.

13. On the controller, set the proper Device ID value. This is done on the Closed Loop Master/ID screen (Main Menu > 3 > 5 > 1). Set the Intersection ID value to the same value as the Device ID you programmed in step 11.

14. On the same 3000E screen, check the Master Type value. Since the IQ Connect card installation means that you will be connecting the controller directly to the central system (i.e. as an ‘isolated lo-cal controller’) rather than through a Master controller, make sure the Master Type is set to 0 (None). Set the Master Number to 1.

15. Choose the type of connection to be made to Central. The choice will determine which port on the front of the IQ Connect to plug into, the cable you will need to use, and the values to set on the 3000E Setup comm PORT 3 screen (MM > 3 > 5 > 2 > PGDN to Port 3). On that screen, just be sure that Hardware is set to Nor-mal and the Baud rate is set to 115200. Those settings are used for every connection method to Central.

16. The IQ Connector card LEDs should settle down until the only thing displayed is a flashing Heartbeat LED (the top LED).

This completes the installation and setup of the IQ Connect card.


Central Port Communications Settings

The small DIP switch array on the rear of the IQ Connect card are used to configure how the RJ-45 Central port, located on the front of the device, functions.

Figure 8—Central Port Communications Settings

The above settings are the defaults when working with any controller other than an LMD 9200, and the controller is connected to the Cen-tral system via a direct serial connection. If the Device port is con-nected to an LMD 9200 (the same firmware is used for 3000E and LMD 9200 IQ Connect boxes), switch 3 must be set to ON. If the cen-tral connection is being made by an external dialup modem, switch 4 needs to be moved to the ON position.

Switch Purpose

1 Set Central Port

Baud Rate

OFF 1200 Baud

OFF 9600 Baud

ON 19200 Baud

ON

2 OFF ON OFF ON

3 Used only when the 3000E/LMD9200 firmware is installed in the IQ Connect unit. Defines the baud rate used by the Device port when communicating for one of these two controller types. OFF = 3000E communications to central (115,200 Baud) ON = LMD 9200 communications to central (9600 Baud)

4 Dialup? OFF = Direct RS232 connection. ON = External Modem on Central port

115200 Baud


Figure 11—IQ Connect Card Components


Specifications Product.....................................IQ Connect Card for 3000E

Part...........................................82-1732-01

Power Requirements ...............8–30VDC

Power Usage ...........................2W

Temperature Range.................–30° to +155°F –34° to +74°C

Communications

Ethernet....................................100BaseT, Full Duplex, Auto-detecting (will work with either standard or ‘null modem’ cables)

Local Port .................................RS-232, 9600 Baud

Central Port ..............................RS-232, Set to one of: 1200, 9600, 19200, or 115200 baud Set using Rear DIP switches 1 and 2

Device Port...............................Baud rate is variable from 1200 to 115200 baud, based on loaded firm-ware and Rear DIP switch 3.

Box Dimensions

Height.......................................2.175” (5.52 cm)

Width ........................................4.04” (10.3 cm)

Depth........................................7.2” (18.3 cm)

Ribbon Cable ...........................8”

Processor

CPU..........................................Rabbit 3000

Clock Speed.............................11 MHz


Device ID Settings

The Device ID must match the intersection or local number pro-grammed into the controller. The ID is set by adding up the binary val-ues of those DIP pins that are set to ON.

Figure 9—Device ID Setting DIP switches

For example, if pins 2, 5 and 8 are set ON, this results in a Device ID for this IQ Connect unit of 146 (= 2 + 16 + 128).

Figure 10—Setting the Device ID to ‘146’

Note: Setting all of these switches to OFF and then pressing the Reset button (located on the rear of the IQ Connect unit, near the Central Port DIP switches) will reset the unit to factory settings.


Connecting to Central

Steps for a Serial Connection

1) Install the card into the controller and ensure that it is talking to the controller as described earlier in this booklet. (The top right ‘heartbeat’ LED should be flashing. The bottom right LED should be OFF.)

2) Make sure the Central Port settings DIP switch 4 is set to OFF.

3) Connect the central port (the second port from the bottom) to the serial hub or PC serial port using Peek cable 81-1140. (Refer to the table of Cables and Spare Parts on page 16 for details.)

You should now be ready to communicate with Central via a serial connection.

Steps for a Dialup Connection

1) Install the card into the controller and ensure that it is talking to the controller as described earlier in this booklet. (The top right ‘heartbeat’ LED on the card should be flashing. The bottom right LED should be OFF.)

2) Set configuration DIP switch 4 to ON (labeled "Dialup" on the back).

3) Connect the central port to the external dialup modem's DB25 or DB9 serial port using Peek cable 81-1166 (25 pin) or 81-1152 (9 pin). (Refer to the table of Cables and Spare Parts on page 16 for details.)

Note: If you are using a GDI dialup modem, use Peek cable 81-1243 to connect to the modem.

4) Connect the phone line to the modem.

5) Power up the modem

6) Restart the controller to trigger it to restart the IQ Connect card and initialize the modem.

You are now be ready to communicate with Central over a dialup con-nection.


Steps for an Ethernet Connection

1. Install the card into the controller and ensure that it is talking to the controller as described earlier in this booklet. (The top right ‘heartbeat’ LED should be flashing. The bottom right LED should be OFF.)

2. Set the IP address:

a) The default IP address / port will be port: 200, address: 192.168.1.ID, where the ID matches the ID DIP switch settings on the front. To change this you will need to set the network connection settings using the IP Set Utility.

b) Connect you local PC or laptop to the card’s Local port on (the third port from the bottom) using the local port serial cable (Peek part # 81-1152)

c) Run IPSet Utility on the laptop or PC connected. d) Select the com port you connected to and set the address to

match the device ID set on the DIP switches.

e) Click "Get" in the IP section to retrieve the current settings.

f) Modify what you need to and click Set.

g) Reset the translator using the reset button on the rear of the card.

3. Plug the ethernet cable into the front of the controller, using the top port on the IQ Connect card.

You should now be ready to communicate with Central over an Ethernet connection.

Ethernet Notes 1) The IP port shown in IPSet Utility represents the port used for TCP/IP connec-

tions. The UDP port is always = TCP port + 100. If you plan to use UDP/IP, set the TCP port to 100 less than the UDP port you wish to use in IQ Central.

2) For isolated controllers over Ethernet, set these values in IQ Central: • Device Master Address = 0 • Device Drop Address = 0 • Connection Multidrop Mode = OFF

3) For Ethernet connected masters and locals over Ethernet, set these values in IQ Central: • Device Master Address = Master # • Device Drop Address = Local Number or 0 for the master itself. • Connection Multidrop Mode = ON


Specifications Product.....................................IQ Connect Card for 3000E

Part...........................................82-1732-01

Power Requirements ...............8–30VDC

Power Usage ...........................2W

Temperature Range.................–30° to +155°F –34° to +74°C

Communications

Ethernet....................................100BaseT, Full Duplex, Auto-detecting (will work with either standard or ‘null modem’ cables)

Local Port .................................RS-232, 9600 Baud

Central Port ..............................RS-232, Set to one of: 1200, 9600, 19200, or 115200 baud Set using Rear DIP switches 1 and 2

Device Port...............................Baud rate is variable from 1200 to 115200 baud, based on loaded firm-ware and Rear DIP switch 3.

Box Dimensions

Height.......................................2.175” (5.52 cm)

Width ........................................4.04” (10.3 cm)

Depth........................................7.2” (18.3 cm)

Ribbon Cable ...........................8”

Processor

CPU..........................................Rabbit 3000

Clock Speed.............................11 MHz


Device ID Settings

The Device ID must match the intersection or local number pro-grammed into the controller. The ID is set by adding up the binary val-ues of those DIP pins that are set to ON.

Figure 9—Device ID Setting DIP switches

For example, if pins 2, 5 and 8 are set ON, this results in a Device ID for this IQ Connect unit of 146 (= 2 + 16 + 128).

Figure 10—Setting the Device ID to ‘146’

Note: Setting all of these switches to OFF and then pressing the Reset button (located on the rear of the IQ Connect unit, near the Central Port DIP switches) will reset the unit to factory settings.


Central Port Communications Settings

The small DIP switch array on the rear of the IQ Connect card are used to configure how the RJ-45 Central port, located on the front of the device, functions.

Figure 8—Central Port Communications Settings

The above settings are the defaults when working with any controller other than an LMD 9200, and the controller is connected to the Cen-tral system via a direct serial connection. If the Device port is con-nected to an LMD 9200 (the same firmware is used for 3000E and LMD 9200 IQ Connect boxes), switch 3 must be set to ON. If the cen-tral connection is being made by an external dialup modem, switch 4 needs to be moved to the ON position.

Switch Purpose

1 Set Central Port

Baud Rate

OFF 1200 Baud

OFF 9600 Baud

ON 19200 Baud

ON

2 OFF ON OFF ON

3 Used only when the 3000E/LMD9200 firmware is installed in the IQ Connect unit. Defines the baud rate used by the Device port when communicating for one of these two controller types. OFF = 3000E communications to central (115,200 Baud) ON = LMD 9200 communications to central (9600 Baud)

4 Dialup? OFF = Direct RS232 connection. ON = External Modem on Central port

115200 Baud


Figure 11—IQ Connect Card Components


Troubleshooting Symptom Possible Cause Solution

Power will not come up on IQ Connect unit (All LEDs are dark)

Blown fuse Open the IQ Connect box and replace the fuse (See the Spare Parts list for fuse details)

Faulty IQ Connect unit Contact Peek Traffic to arrange to ship IQ Connect unit to the factory

Initialization LED stays on indefinitely and the Device Comms LED blinks occasionally (about once a minute)

Faulty communications between IQ Connect and the controller

Unit’s Device ID does not match the control-ler’s Intersection ID setting. (In the controller, the Master ID must be 1, and the Intersection ID must be the same as the Device ID that is set on the IQ Connect Device ID DIP switches)

Faulty Port settings in the con-troller

Refer to the Tech Note: “IQ Central Comms Configuration” for the proper parameter set-tings for the various types of controllers and masters

Unit “Heartbeat” LED blinks but cannot establish a connection between IQ Central and the controller (using an RS232 con-nection)


Verify that the central cable is plugged into the Central Port on the unit, NOT the Ethernet Port

Incorrect Intersection or Master ID settings in IQ Central


Faulty IQ Central settings for the controller

Make sure the IQ Central settings for this controller are set properly. See the Tech Note.

Incorrect Central Port DIP switch settings on the IQ Connect

Make sure red DIP switches 1 through 4 within the IQ Connect are set to ON

If using an external modem attached to IQ Connect (via CENTRAL port), incorrect Central Port DIP switch settings are set

Make sure DIP switch 4 is set to ON, and DIP switches 1 and 2 are set to the baud rate needed by your modem.

IQ Connect “Heartbeat” LED blinks but cannot establish a connection between IQ Central and the controller (using an Ethernet connection)


Verify that the central cable is plugged into the Ethernet Port on the unit, NOT the Central Port

Incorrect Drop or Master Ad-dress settings in IQ Central


Incorrect Ethernet communica-tions settings for the controller in IQ Central

Make sure the IQ Central Ethernet settings for this controller are set correctly, matching those values on your network and in the controller

Incorrect IP address set in the IQ Connect unit

Configuring the Ethernet settings within the IQ Connect requires the use of the IP Set utility, and is beyond the scope of this document.


10. With the card installed in the controller and the front panel open, the back edge of the card is pointing straight up. There is an array of four DIP switches located near this edge, right next to the card’s reset button. You will need to use these switches to set the Central Port comm settings. Typically, switches 1 and 2 are set to ON for the fastest Baud rate. Switch 3 should be set to OFF for use with a 3000E controller . Switch 4 should be ON if the connection will be over an external dialup modem connected to the Central port, and OFF for any other type of connection to Central. For more details about these comms settings, refer to page 8.

11. With the controller still open, the card presents a set of eight (8) DIP switches on the edge of the card near the side that is toward you, which are used to set the Device ID for this controller. The Device ID you program here must match the intersection or local number programmed into the controller. The ID is the result of adding together the binary values of the whole set of switches. (Sw1 = 1, Sw2 = 2, Sw3 = 4, SW4= 8, and so on.) For more details about the Device ID setting, refer to page 9.

12. Close the front panel of the controller and return power to the con-troller. Verify that the unit starts up and you see the normal inter-face screens, as expected.

13. On the controller, set the proper Device ID value. This is done on the Closed Loop Master/ID screen (Main Menu > 3 > 5 > 1). Set the Intersection ID value to the same value as the Device ID you programmed in step 11.

14. On the same 3000E screen, check the Master Type value. Since the IQ Connect card installation means that you will be connecting the controller directly to the central system (i.e. as an ‘isolated lo-cal controller’) rather than through a Master controller, make sure the Master Type is set to 0 (None). Set the Master Number to 1.

15. Choose the type of connection to be made to Central. The choice will determine which port on the front of the IQ Connect to plug into, the cable you will need to use, and the values to set on the 3000E Setup comm PORT 3 screen (MM > 3 > 5 > 2 > PGDN to Port 3). On that screen, just be sure that Hardware is set to Nor-mal and the Baud rate is set to 115200. Those settings are used for every connection method to Central.

16. The IQ Connector card LEDs should settle down until the only thing displayed is a flashing Heartbeat LED (the top LED).

This completes the installation and setup of the IQ Connect card.


7. Position the card in the 3000E Comm3 card position. The card’s ports should be positioned at the front panel openings for these connectors. Push the card onto the 2 white mounting posts.

Figure 6—Plugging in the IQ Connect ribbon connector

8. Plug the end of the card’s ribbon wire cable into the COMM BOARD socket on the 3000E’s main board. The plug will only fit into the socket in one orientation.

Figure 7—Pressing the connector into the COMM BOARD socket

9. Press the plug down until it clicks into place.


Related Documents

Document Part Number Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—3000E/LMD9200/LMD40 99-449 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—M3000E 99-450 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—TMM500 99-465 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—3800EL 99-466 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—OSAM32 99-441

Tech Note: IQ Central Comms Configuration 99-464 Peek 3000E Controller Manual 8204C IQ Central Operating Manual 81-1105 IQ Connect (3000E Card) Manual 99-440 Peek 3000E Firmware Release Notes 99-332 IQ Central Release Notes 99-427

Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—TMP390 99-470 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—1880EL 99-471 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—820A 99-469 Release Notes: IQ Connect Firmware—Wapiti 170 99-473

Multisonics 820A (OSAM) Controller Manual MN078074 Multisonics OSAM-32 Master Controller Manual MN078073 Transyt 1880EL Controller Manual 81-1192 Tranyst 3800EL Master Controller Manual 81-1191 Traconex TMP390 Controller Manual MN078056 Traconex TMM-500 Master Controller Manual 28027317-001 LMD 9200 Controller Manual 62901v201 LMD 9200 Firmware Release Notes 99-408


IQ Connect Ordering Information The following table lists the part numbers to use to order a complete IQ Connect unit, including device cable and the correct firmware for the device type. Note that central and modem cables are not included in these assemblies; they must be ordered separately.

IQ Connect Assembly for: Part Number

Peek 3000E Local, Internal Card 82-1732-01 Peek 3000E Local, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-01 Peek M3000E Master, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-03 Multisonics OSAM-32 Master, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-02 Multisonics 820A Local, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-04

Transyt 3800EL Master, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-07

Transyt 1880EL Local, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-08

Traconex TMM-500 Master, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-05

Traconex TMP390 (CJ or J9) Local, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-06

LMD 9200 or LMD 40 Local, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-09

Wapiti 170 Local, Shelf-mounted 82-1691-10


Installation Instructions These steps describe how to install an IQ Connect translator card into a Peek 3000E traffic controller:

1. Power off the controller. (This procedure should be performed on a test bench or in a test cabinet rather than in the field.)

2. Open the front of the controller. If there is already a comms card in the Port 3 position, we will need to remove it before we can install the IQ Connect card. If not, skip to step 6 below.

3. First, unplug the cable that runs from the existing comms card to the controller’s main board. You will need to press outward on the two wings that hold the cable end in place on the main board.

4. Next, locate the two white standoff posts that hold the card in place. Notice that each of the standoff posts has a loop at the end, out of one side of which a small tab protrudes. Press the tab to-ward the center of the post to release the card. Repeat this step for both posts.

Figure 5—Pressing the standoff post from the old card

5. Press the end of the standoff post and pull the card away from the sidewall of the controller. Remove the old comms card from the controller.

6. If you haven’t done so already, remove the IQ Connect card from its anti-static packing bag.


Figure 3—Card installed in Comm3 slot behind front faceplate

Figure 4—Front panel connectors and LEDs

Heartbeat LED

Device Comms LED

Central Comms LED

Initialization LED

(Internal, not used)

(or external modem)


Cables / Spare Parts

Description Part Number FUSE, 1A, 250V, SLO-BLO, IEC, 5x20MM, GLASS 2F09-0005 IQ Connect to central cable: Ethernet Standard Ethernet

cable IQ Connect to central cable: Direct Serial 81-1140

IQ Connect to central cable: External GDI Modem 81-1243

IQ Connect to central cable: External Modem 81-1166

IQ Connect to local PC cable 81-1152

Battery: 3V DC “coin” battery CR2032

IQ Connect Rabbit Processor Cable (for loading firmware) 2W16-0049



Introduction to the IQ Connect Translator IQ Connect is a device that allows a proprietary traffic controller to communicate with a central software system using the industry standard NTCIP protocol. IQ Connect comes in a plug-in card format as well as a shelf-mount format. This guide describes the controller mounted card version of IQ Connect, particularly the card for the Peek 3000E traffic controller. The IQ Connect translator card allows the 3000E to be attached to an NTCIP-based central system, such as IQ Central.

The card is installed inside the 3000E controller along the right side of the box, with the front port connectors visible in the Port 3 location on the front panel. The card is connected to the controller via a ribbon cable at the rear of the card. The IQ Connect card for the 3000E allows the controller to be connected to the central system over Ethernet, a serial connection, or an external modem connection.

Figure 1—IQ Connect card

Figure 2—IQ Connect card in a 3000E

IQ Connect card installed in the Port 3 slot


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