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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the and design of bus stops document?

  and Design of Bus Stops, as well as various other transit agency bus stop design documents, provided best practices and general guidance in the development of the standards and guidance outlined in this document. 1.3 INTEGRATION WITH OTHER STANDARDS AND GUIDANCE

• What is the T-bus protocol?

  The T-bus protocol is a protocol that can be used flexibly by omitting specified conditions and offers the user flexibility in the execution, thus guaranteeing optimal use.

• What is the bus stop agreement with Transfort?

  company for the installation, provision of passenger amenities and maintenance of Transfort’s bus stops. This agreement permits Transfort to request solid surface upgrades to bus stops that are located within public right-of-way (ROW) and installation of passenger amenities at bus stops in Transfort’s service area.

• What type of signs should be installed at Transfort bus stops?

  installed by Transfort at high use and/or transfer bus stops. Digital signs, which are LED panels and/or LCD screens, typically display real-time bus arrival information, rider alerts, and other critical passenger information. • Ground Mounted Tactile-Type IV Station Stops are recommended to include ground.

• What is the bus supervisor on the remote field bus?

  On the Remote Field Bus, the bus supervisor is the BACnet IP to BACnet MS/TP Router (hereafter called the BACnet Router), which works with the supervisory engine when a Remote Field Bus is installed. MS/TP Communications Bus Technical Bulletin 5

• What happens if an SA Bus does not have a bus supervisor?

  If an SA bus, FC bus, or Remote Field Bus does not have a bus supervisor, the master device with the lowest device address value on the bus and a specific baud rate selected starts the communication.

• What is the difference between local FC bus and SA Bus?

  On a local FC bus, the bus supervisor is the supervisory engine. On the local SA bus, the bus supervisor is a field controller. On the Remote Field Bus, the bus supervisor is the BACnet IP to BACnet MS/TP Router (hereafter called the BACnet Router), which works with the supervisory engine when a Remote Field Bus is installed.

• What are the different types of bus types?

  » Data and address buses ∗ Bus type » Dedicated or multiplexed ∗ Bus operations » Read, write, block transfer, interrupt, … ∗ Bus arbitration » Centralized or distributed ∗ Bus timing » Synchronous or asynchronous 2003 To be used with S. Dandamudi, “Fundamentals of Computer Organization and Design,” Springer, 2003.