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Mr. Steve Fitzsimons Page 7 November 5, 1996 <br />engineers may be monitoring system operation, uploading or downloading signal <br />settings, etc. at the same time other jurisdictions are also monitoring Caltrans <br />signals in the TSM system and uploading detector and controller information as <br />needed. Of course, the other jurisdictions will not be able to download controller <br />settings or otherwise modify the Caltrans central monitor data or functions. This <br />function can be done with a communications server, or with multiple serial port <br />connections on the Caltrans central monitor. If TIS can be developed so that it <br />communicates with both CT Net and Econolite, it may be possible for the City of <br />San Leandro and City of Hayward Econolite central system computer monitors to <br />run Econolite and CT Net sessions simultaneously and directly communicate with <br />CT Net rather than require a separate CT Net computer monitor in each of these <br />cities. This contract assumes that CT Net, Econolite and Traconex systems can <br />communicate with each other through TIS (for TIS functions only) - and that TIS is <br />resident and a part of each of these systems and can pass data between CT Net and <br />Econolite and Traconex systems directly through TIS. TJKM is dependent upon the <br />signal system designers to provide system architecture that is functional with a <br />multi jurisdictional TIS. <br />Measures of Effectiveness: TIS will include a summary reporting function that <br />displays level of service information for each intersection and for the route being <br />monitored. The engineer can do this through invoking macros which take whatever <br />data is requested from Traffic Database (including the last 15 minutes of data, if <br />desired), input that data into Synchro and run the most appropriate model <br />instantaneously for output such as v/c, average route speeds, average delay at an <br />intersection and percentage stops by approach. <br />C. Capability of TJKM to Provide and Develop Software <br />TJKIvI can complete TIS with all the functions defined above within a basic budget <br />providing Econolite and Traconex vendors cooperate with TJKM engineers by providing <br />appropriate data and information on the format and programming of their systems. The <br />most significant question is with Econolite, because the un-enhanced TIS already works <br />with Traconet and Traconex controllers; however, the newest software version for <br />Traconet and Traconex controllers does not currently work with TIS. Regardless, of the <br />two, Econolite is the largest question of whether TIS can be made to work with Zone <br />Master IV or the new Econolite TMS being developed for application in San Leandro. <br />This section examines, module by module, what TJKM can guarantee delivery on and <br />what TJKNI can also deliver assuming Econolite and Traconex cooperate with TJKM <br />engineers during development of the enhanced TIS. <br />Programs TJKM Can Complete Independently: <br />TJKM can develop portions of TIS enhancements independently of signal manufacturers <br />and the developers of CT Net, because these programs are internal to TIS and do not <br />directly interface with signal system software. These include: <br />Enhancement of COUNTS to Traffic Database standard reports: TJKM can develop <br />a standardize report of all required traffic data including volumes, occupancy, <br />events and signal settings with no direct need to interface with signal systems (it is <br />the translation of the signal system output to this standard reporting format that <br />depends upon cooperation with other vendors). <br />