This document describes how GRIDSMART computes and reports speed data as of GRIDSMART 6.4 (November 2016). GRIDSMART computes normalized speeds without ...

For troubleshooting or changing network settings, you can connect directly to the Processor using your laptop and RealVNC Viewer rather than an external mon...

To setup Alerts, launch the GRIDSMART Client and click the Site Card for the site of interest. Enter the Site Configuration Screen by clicking the pe...

GRIDSMART Alerts are used to notify team members of events occurring at your intersections.   The Alerts that are available are divided into 2 types &qu...

At least 30 feet in the air, no more than 75 feet from the center of the intersection, and no more than 150 feet from the stop lines. The camera must also b...

Publishing changes of any of the following types will necessitate an Engine and learning restart. Adding or removing camera(s). The very first publish,...

The front panel of the Legacy GRIDSMART Processor is used to relay a small but useful set of operational information. It will cycle between various states t...

The GRIDSMART Bell Camera uses a CMOS sensor of approximately 5 megapixels (2560 x 1920 or similar). From this sensor, the GRIDSMART system uses and process...

Each GRIDSMART Bell Camera may record up to nearly 115GB per day. Individual images are approximately 140KB.

GRIDSMART camera use communicate and receive power with burial-grade, power-over-ethernet cable.