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21. Modes, Sensors, and How to Use Them [Article]
    Overview Below we discuss the various ways the Phoenix MDK can collect data, and what types of sensors are required to collect each type of data. Please read this sec
22. Memory Usage [Article]
    Each mode uses a different amount of memory for storing traffic data. This appendix is intended to give the user an approximation of how long a Phoenix MDK Field Unit may collect data
23. Phoenix Pres style sensor inputs using Relay/OC contact closure outputs from ext... [Article]
    The Phoenix, Unicorn and Pegasus units allows for input of relay, open collecto
24. Phoenix Technical Specifications [Article]
    Features Count 1 to 16 lanes Count methods include direction, lane subtraction and normal
25. Why Would a Loop Board Shut Down? [Article]
    Loop Board Monitoring Traffic counter/classifiers like our Unicorn, Pegasus, Phoenix, Phoenix RAX have a built in function to insure that the MDK loop boards function
26. Inductive Loop Wire Selection Guide [Article]
    Wire size and insulation greatly affect loop performance — how well inductance change caused by a passing vehicle is presented to the detector.
27. Inductive Loop Guide [Article]
    Introduction An inductive loop is basically a metal detector installed in the surface of the roadway. It consists of electr
28. Loop Sensor Technology - An Overview [Article]
    Chapter 2, Traffic Detector Handbook: Third Edition--Volume I, FHWA-HRT-06-108
29. Theory of Loops (Inductive Loops) [Article]
    Overview Inductive loops consist of one or more turns of wire, usually arranged in a rectangle. Inductive loops, as th