• The CyberCabinet supports five Input SIUs, two Output SIUs and a 32-channel CMU. Project and Map files store the configuration settings of each intersection.

Controller operation can be viewed and exercised at the SIU device level (Device View), or with a higher level overhead view of the intersection (Map View).

Device View

• The Device view presents SIU inputs and outputs as separate forms (devices) with a control for each IO pin; name field, status icon, and checkbox.

Map View

• The map view elevates the display to a bird's eye view of the intersection geometry. Active icons are used to drive Detector, Ped, and Preempt inputs. Programmable signal face icons display RYG controller outputs.

Map Editor

• A built-in map editor is used to constructs the Map view for a target intersection using a collection of active icons and road furniture icons.

A  32-channel CMU function is configured from the actual intersection Datakey parameters to validate compatibility with the Controller database.

Fault Detection

• Conflict, Lack of Signal, Multiple, Y Clearance, Y+R Clearance, SB#1
  Timeout, Local Flash, and Type 62.

Flashing Yellow Arrow (FYA)

• Full support of Flashing Yellow Arrow including Virtual Channels.

Fault Log

• A Previous Fault log is maintained to review any fault events captured by the CMU.

Datakey Load and Read

• The CMU Datakey parameters can be read from a file or directly
  from the Datakey using a supported Datakey Reader device.

Controller sequences can be Replayed and Saved to repeat and analyze a signal sequence in detail.

A Serial Bus #1 ‘sniffer’ function captures the HDLC frames and displays the frame data and timestamp for detailed real‐time analysis.

The SIU Direct Mode can be used to monitor and control a physical SIU‐2218 device in a test cabinet.