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T400 Controller Facilities Manual
667/EB/20200/000 Page 2-1 Issue 9
2. STAGES
2.1 FACILITIES
There are up to 16 stages (0 to 15) available for use.
Stage 0 is normally used as a manual all-red facility. It may be used as a traffic stage.
Stage 1 normally is the start-up stage and must not be deleted.
Some stages may appear in some modes but not others. However, it may be possible to
be in a stage not in the current mode if a change of mode occurs. If this happens then
the stage will respond to current stage change conditions after all minimum greens for
the phases in the stage have timed off.
2.2 ALLOCATION OF PHASES
The available phases are allocated to the stages in any combination subject to the
method of control, the traffic requirements and safety considerations. Figure 21.2 and
Figure 21.5 illustrate an example of allocating phases to stages.
2.3 STAGES ACTIVE
A stage is considered active when all fixed phases (see Sections 3.7.1 & 3.8) that are
allocated to the stage are at green and all phases (fixed or non-fixed) that are not
allocated to the stage are at red.
A stage is considered to be terminating when:
The first phase which has had ROW (i.e. been at green) during the stage, loses right of
way.
2.4 INTERSTAGE PERIOD
The interstage period is the time between one stage terminating and another stage
becoming active.
2.5 STAGE CHANGE ALGORITHM
In all modes the controller monitors the following all demands (for both phases and
stages), extensions and maximum green timers every 200ms. These are monitored in
order to check to see if it is possible to move to a new stage, and serve new demands.
In order to select the next stage (SUGGESTED STAGE) the controller goes through
the following decision-making process.
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