AP Detail Per Vehicle Archive Generation

Access Point ID
Time Zone
Start Time     : :
Duration or End Time

    : :
Unit Type    
Return File Type


Advanced Options
Speed Edge
Reporting Filter    
Valid Threshold
Adaptive Holdover (ft)
Clock Offset (+ or - time in secs)
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AP Detail Per Vehicle Archive Generation

AP Detail gives per vehicle statistics. When sensors are installed in pairs, APDetail provides a time stamp, lane, speed, length, and intervehicle-time. Returns files types are Excel, CSV, and Html.

Access Point ID and Time Zone

Using the pull down menu, select the Access Point of interest. Each Access Point has a unique ID, and a short description about the installation location. The time zone will be automatically set

Start Time / End Time and Duration

The Start Time is required, and the Duration takes precedence over the End Time. If any field in the End Time is left unset, the application will use the Start Time and Duration as the time indices.

File Type

The three currently available file types are: Excel Spreadsheet, Comma Separated Values File, and Html. A user may select different file types after the initial processing as well.

Advanced Options

Speed Edge

This option allows the user to choose what data is used for speed calculation. Leading edge, trailing edge, or an average of leading and trailing edges can be choosen for speed calculations.

Adaptive Holdover

Using the entered length in feet, adaptive holdover calculates the amount of time the count/speed/occupancy algorithms need to holdover based on the average of the last 5 speeds calculated. Normally holdover is a time value, but adaptive holdover is a length. Time is derived from the length, using the average speed. By default, Adaptive holdover is 10 feet.

Reporting Filter

On - Report only vehicles that have calculable speeds and lengths. Off - Report all vehicles regardless of available speed or length.

Valid Threshold

This value is used for filtering bad speed calculations that result from vehicle lane changes. It sets the allowable deviation between the length calculations of the 2 sensors in a speed pair. If the lengths deviate more than this percentage, the speed is dropped.

Clock Offset

Is the number of seconds, plus or minus, that the event times will be moved before being processed. For example, if set to 300, an event at 12am would be interpreted as an event at 12:05am.