This session is full at this time. Please contact Vanessa Corrao at vanessa.corrao@uconn.edu if you would like to be added to the waitlist.

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A CT Traffic Signal Technician Certificate Program Level III Required Workshop

Course Description:

This course is designed to provide an understanding of advanced traffic signal programming. Participants will program a traffic signal controller and review the necessary steps to interfacing. The class will focus on advanced signal control features, such as Flashing Yellow arrows, Peer-to-Peer and Boolean Logic programming, Detection enhancements, Railroad Preemption diagnostics, Interfacing with an ATMS system, and Controller software automated upgrades. 

Learning Objectives:

At the end of this session, participants will:

• Review historical overview of NEMA vs 170/179/2070 and ATC type Controllers.
• Understand TS1, TS2, 33x and ATC Signal control cabinets.
• Program and run a Controller's basic functions using a Signal Plan.
• Understand cabinet considerations when running in an intersection and verifying its operation.
• Understand Malfunction Management Unit (MMU) and Conflict Monitor Unit (CMU) interface.
• Demonstrate enhanced signal control features.

Who Should Attend:

• Traffic Signal Technicians
• Aspiring Traffic Signal Technicians
• Transportation Professions interested in Advanced Programming and Enhanced Traffic Signal Control Features

Course Instructor: 

Al Bonficio
New England Traffic Solutions 

Registration:

• Please email any questions to Vanessa Corrao at vanessa.corrao@uconn.edu.
• Cost: (Includes lunch and course materials)
  - $100—State and Municipal participants
  - $200—Private-sector participants
• Cancellation/Refund Policy: The registration fee is refundable if notice of cancellation is received 48 hours prior to the start of the program. Registrants who are unable to attend and do not cancel in advance are subject to the registration fee. Substitutions may be made at anytime. Please notify us of changes.
• If you require an accommodation to participate in this workshop, please contact Vanessa Corrao at vanessa.corrao@uconn.edu.
• Video/Photographs may be taken for promotional and training purposes. Please notify us during registration if you do not wish to be photographed/filmed.