
T400 Controller Facilities Manual
667/EB/20200/000 Page 19-7 Issue 9
Case 3 - Controller making transition to the Stage which
contains the Ped. with Audibles / Tactiles:-
The Stage will appear without the Ped. phase (All Red will
show if the stage is an exclusive Ped. Stage). On entering this
stage Case 2 will apply.
Following the above cases the pedestrian demands are inhibited
and wait indicators illuminated. The pedestrian phase will stay at
red until the fault has been rectified and Indication 2 becomes
inactive. i.e. the Pedestrian Stage will not appear.
For Indications 1 and 3 above, the LMU will extend the configured intergreens to the
relevant all red periods even if an all red extension is operating from the normal Extend
All Red facility. However, if the LMU causes an all red extension on a configured
stage change then the normal Extend All Red facility cannot then subsequently
introduce an additional extension during this all red period. (See also subsection 2.6.6
and 2.6.8).
19.2.1 Effect of RLM on Intergreens and Phase delays
When a red fail is indicated by the RLMU, subsequent stage to stage moves are
affected as described below.
A hold timer is started at the start of the interstage period, i.e. at the start of the amber
leaving or losing delay period as appropriate.
The hold timer has no effect on controller operation until a phase in the next stage is
about to go to red/amber and then all the intergreen and gaining delay timers are
suspended. The suspension is lifted when the configured hold time expires and then the
intergreen and gaining delay timers resume timing off the remainder of their periods.
Where losing delays are configured on a stage to stage movement, the hold timer is
increased by the longest losing delay on that move. Thus the required red period is
given even when the losing delays are changed.
NOTE To ensure a 5 sec. red period, the hold time should be configured as 8
sec. to allow for the 3 sec amber period.
If the intergreens are long, the hold timer will expire before the phase
intergreens and no additional clearance will be given.
The gaining delay timers and intergreen timers are all held to ensure
that the offsets between gaining phases are maintained.
See also Figure 19.3 and Figure 19.4.
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