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Start/Stop collection

Change sensor information

For data collection, click on Sensors in the menu bar then follow the

steps below:

1 Put a check next to the sensors for which you would like data to be

collected.

2 Select Collection from the Sensors toolbar then click the Start Col-

lection button.

3 Click the Stop Collection button to stop data collection for all selected sensors.

e Status icon will be empty if collection is stopped, green/yellow/red if collection has started.

Note. is step is not necessary if you checked the Start Collecting Data Immediately check box when

adding the sensor. In that case, collection has already started.

If necessary, sensor information can be

changed on the Sensor Cong page. is

page can be accessed by clicking on the name

of the desired sensor. ere are four tabs with

congurable information. Two of these tabs,

Sensor Cong and Lanes/Approaches, are

used to change sensor information:

1 Sensor Cong – is tab contains all

basic conguration information. e box

on the top half of the page contains the

custom conguration control. is in-

formation will help identify each sensor,

as Collector can support any number of

dierent data collection devices. e box on the bottom half of the page contains the standard Collec-

tor sensor information as discussed in step 2 on the previous page. Any changes can be save by clicking

Save Changes.

2 Lanes/Approaches – is tab allows

you to view lanes and congure ap-

proaches (abstract groupings of lanes)

for the sensor. In the Approaches box

you can create or update an approach by

providing the name, type, and direction.

Lanes can then be moved from approach

to approach by clicking on a lane and

dragging it to the desired approach. Any

changes can be made by clicking Save Changes.

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