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December 2013
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR
PURCHASE AND DELIVERY OF HEAVY-DUTY BUSES
RFP SRTA-2014-01
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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* Rear Destination Sign, 16 rows by 48 columns; display height minimum 6.1
inches, display width 18”
* Operator's Control Unit and Readout Display
* All Cables and Accessories
* PCMIA's and Programming Software
20.2 Destination Sign Type
a. The System shall be microprocessor-based utilzing approved bi-directional serial
communications, such as; S.A.E. J1708 or IBIS, E.I.A. RS-485, between System
components, and shall utilize error detection techniques within the communication
protocol.
b. Independent Controller Boards shall be mounted in the front and side destination sign.
The System shall be capable of communicating with, and/or controlling additional
information devices, such as interior information signs, Voice Annunciation devices,
farebox, etc. The System shall provide for destination and/or Public Relations (P/R)
message entry.
c. Flash memory integrated circuits shall be capable of storing and displaying up to 10,000
message lines. Message memory shall be changeable by the use of a PCMCIA Card of
not less than one (1) megabyte memory capacity but sized according to the message
listing noted herein.
d. The System shall have the ability to sequentially display multi-line destination messages,
with the route number portion remaining in a constant “on” mode at all times, if so
programmed. It shall also be capable of accepting manual entry of Route Alpha/Numeric
information on any/all signs.
e. The System shall allow two (2) destination messages and one (1) public relations
message to be pre-selected. The operator shall be able to quickly change between the
pre-selected messages without re-entering the message code. Public relations
messages, when selected, shall be capable of being displayed alternately with the
regular route message or separately.
f. The System message programming software shall provide a means of adjusting the
length of time the messages are displayed from one-tenth (1/10) second to twenty-five
(25) seconds duration. The blanking time between messages shall also be adjustable.
Each line of text or the blanking time of each individual message shall be capable of
having a different retention time.
g. The System shall be of plug-in modular design, to facilitate maintenance and to allow
destination display board changes and additions without removing any signs from the
coach. The front and side sign system shall incorporate drive circuits and connectors for
plug-in of the rear sign. The entire display area of all signs shall be clearly visible in direct
sunlight or at night.
h. An emergency message shall be activated by a push button or toggle switch in a location
to be approved by the SRTA. The emergency message shall be displayed on the front
sign only while signs inside the vehicle, including the OCU display, remain unchanged.
The emergency message shall be canceled by entering a new destination code, or power
cycling (after removal of the emergency signal).
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