Newsletter Active AudioAccessible Pedestrian Signals
Sagitone R12 is an electronic card for accessible pedestrian signal. Integrated in the pedestrian light, the APS interprets the light signal and then broadcasts the corresponding message (“red man”, “green man”). The name of the crossed street can also be added.
To set off the sound signal, a remote is used. The remote and sound are standardized nationally.
Of high sound quality and perfect intelligibility, especially in a environment as noisy as a street, this APS takes into account the audio well being of users and residents.
Audio Signals respond to ambient sound, within a range set by the installer. The APS can also be set to a constant volume.
Ease of use, installation and configuration, and above all a high acoustical comfort are the strenghts of this system.
Configuration
- Messages updates and configuration by Bluetooth (wireless)
- Messages loaded in the Sagitone R12 card
- Intuitive setting (audio level, detection range) niveau sonore, distance de déclenchement,…)
- Software compatible with Windows XP / Vista / Seven
- Backup installation configurations for easy maintenance
| Features | Description |
|---|---|
| Messages enabled | Compatible with norm NF S32-002 |
| Messages storage | Reprogrammable Flash memory, embedded in the card |
| Format | MP3, sampling frequency of 44.1kHz |
| Total time | 5 min maximum |
| Running time | From 15 to 120 seconds or permanent (by 1s step) |
| Diffusion | 2 biping sounds during green signal (turning green and green), “RED” during red signal, the street name can be added during red interval |
| Audio level | 85 dBSPL at 1m maximum |
| Automatic gain control | Volume adjustment to ambient noise, measured with integrated microphone |
| Loudspeakers | 8 Ohms 2″ provided with protective grid |
Sagitone R12 system is compliant with:
- NF S32-002, December 2004
- XP S32-002
- NF 99-200, June 1990
- NF 99-020, May 1991
- Decree of April, 8 2002 altering the conditions of implementation of the accessible pedestrian signals.
