WO2001099080A1 - Transit information display configuration system and method - Google Patents
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- transit systems such as local bus systems utilize scheduled routes to pick up and drop off passengers throughout the day. Passengers utilizing the transit systems are not conventially apprised as to the arrival time, departure time, and other information relating to the individual vehicle on the route or the transit system as a whole.
- information systems have been deployed and distributed along the routes.
- the information systems typically include an information display providing a schedule of when a bus or other transit vehicle should be arriving.
- Many of these transit information systems may be static systems in which a schedule is not updated for real time events such as delays.
- other information systems are used in which the schedule information that is provided to a potential passenger is updated periodically and/or in real time.
- a centralized information system may be used for communicating certain types of information to the plurality of information displays distributed about the transit service area.
- transit information displays Because it is advantageous for transit information displays to be flexible, that is to display information in a manner appropriate to the site and containing information relating to the site at which the information display is installed, there is a need for a centralized system in which the appropriate information may be communicated to a specific transit information display. Further, there is a need for a configuration application which allows a user to easily configure parameters relating to the transit information display and relating to the information to be displayed on the information display. Further, there is a need for a transit information display configuration tool that stores configuration information for each of the plurality of transit information displays distributed throughout the system in a centralized database.
- An exemplary embodiment relates to a configuration tool.
- the configuration tool includes a computer having a memory and a processor.
- the configuration tool also includes a database of transit system information, the database being in communication with the computer.
- the configuration tool further includes at least one transit information display in communication with the computer over a radio frequency communications link.
- the configuration tool includes a program running on the computer, the program is configured to define parameters for the at least one transit information display and stores the parameters in the database.
- Another exemplary embodiment relates to a method of processing information for a transit information display.
- the method includes providing a computer having a processor and a memory.
- the method also includes inputting parameters for a transit information display to a configuration program on the computer.
- the method includes communicating the parameters to a database for storage of the data.
- the method includes accessing the database for the parameters relating to the transit information display.
- the method includes communicating information according to the parameters, to the transit information display over a radio communications link.
- Yet another exemplary embodiment relates to a system for configuring a transit information display.
- the system includes a computer having a processor, a memory, and a display.
- the system also includes a database accessible by the computer.
- the system includes a program running on the computer processor and stored in the memory, the program including an area for providing input to the database relating to parameters of the transit information display.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram depicting a transit information system including a configuration application
- FIG. 2 is a screen display for the configuration application
- FIG. 3 is another exemplary screen display for a configuration application
- FIG. 4 is another exemplary screen display for a configuration application
- FIG. 5 is another exemplary screen display for a configuration application
- FIG. 6 is yet another screen display for a configuration application; and [0017] FIG. 7 is yet still another screen display for a configuration application.
- Transit information system 100 includes a central control system 1 1 0.
- Central control system 1 1 0 includes a configuration tool 1 20, a database 1 25, a service controller 1 30, a router 1 35, and a service log 1 40.
- Central control 1 1 0 may be configured on a single centralized computer system and/or a plurality of computers and other electronic devices.
- Service controller 1 30 provides messaging services via router 1 35 over a communications link 1 45 to a base station 1 50.
- Base station 1 50 is configured for radio frequency communications to a plurality of transit information displays or signs 1 60 which include radio frequency receivers, and in an alternative embodiment radio frequency transceivers.
- communications from central controller 1 00 may be made over a communications network to signs 1 60 through any of a variety of means including, but not limited to radio frequency technologies, optical communications technologies, and hardwired technologies.
- Signs 1 60 are configured to display a plurality of information relating to the departure and arrival of transit vehicles, such as, but not limited to busses, trains, and the like.
- central controller 1 1 0 maintains a service log 1 40 which keeps records of information relating to the transit system including information communicated to signs 1 60.
- configuration application 1 20 is used to define parameters for signs 1 60.
- the parameters of signs 1 60 include parameters which define and are used to modify the behavior of signs 1 60 and further to define and modify the information which is communicated to each of signs 1 60.
- each sign 1 60 receives data messages radiated at the radio network controller (RNC) base station 1 50 through a time division multiple access (TDMA) process located at a tower site.
- RNC radio network controller
- TDMA time division multiple access
- Service control 1 30 may query database 1 25 for a list of:
- Service controller 1 30 then manages and organizes time points and vehicles, route block tracking within the configured adherence window of operation, and issues router 1 35 to send messages to the appropriate signs 1 60 within the system. These messages are sent via router 1 35 and may include time updates, route information, and user messages among other information. Service control 1 30 may also log its activities to a text file (service log 1 40) or any other type of file, if configured to do so.
- Service control 1 30 uses information established within configuration application 1 20 that is then stored in database 1 25 tables (tables may be stored in SQL format or any other applicable database format) .
- Each sign 1 60 may include, as part of its configuration parameters, the following information among other possible information:
- a system administrator or qualified technician sets parameters within configuration application 1 20. Access to this application may be provided through any of a variety of operating system interfaces including but not limited to the Windows NT Start menu.
- Configuration application screen display 200 may include tabs 210 providing specific functionality for the support and configuration of transit information system 1 00. These tabs may include among other possibilities:
- Configuration application 1 20 general tab 21 2 allows an Administrator to set system level configuration parameters. These parameters may include but are not limited to:
- Start Route Arrival Countdown Timer 220 The time interval (in minutes) at which all signs 1 60 will display the route information associated with the arrival of a vehicle prior to scheduled arrival. This is a general setting that may be used for all new signs 1 60 as setup. Route specific timers may be available as well, as depicted in FIG. 4 as arrival countdown timer 450.
- Switch to Actual Time 225 The time interval (in minutes) which all signs 1 60 may use to determine when the switch from scheduled arrival time to actual arrival time based upon vehicle adherence values. This is also a general setting that may be applied to all new signs 1 60 but may be configured per routes on each individual sign on the sign 1 60 definition dialog box depicted in FIG. 4.
- a Bus is considered Delayed 245 - The time value (in minutes) for which a bus which is behind schedule is considered delayed. This is a system-wide setting.
- Refresh Time 250 The time interval (in minutes) at which the time of day value will be sent to all signs 1 60.
- a Signs tab 31 0 may be accessed to allow an Administrator to Add, Modify or Delete parameters specific to each sign 1 60.
- the parameters may include but are not limited to the following:
- a single sign 1 60 pre-configured with the configuration application. That sign may be entitled "All Signs” and is assigned a RNet ID of 0 (zero) . Using this sign, operators may send user messages (instant or scheduled) to all of the signs at once, thereby eliminating the need to type individual messages for each sign. If the "All Signs" sign were to be deleted and it is desired to reassign it, a user may choose to add the new sign using RNet ID of 0 and ensuring that neither the estimated arrivals or scheduled departures options are checked and a time point is not chosen.
- a user may click Delete to remove a highlighted or selected sign from the system.
- a user may also click OK to save any changes made and exit the configuration application.
- a user message may appear prompting whether the user wants the new changes to take effect immediately or wait until the next day. If the user chooses to use the new settings immediately, service controller 1 30 will reset itself. If not, the new settings will be applied at the beginning of the next day's service. Further, a user may click Cancel to quit the configuration application without saving changes made. If entries have been deleted, choosing Cancel will not save the deletions. Likewise, if entries have been added or modified, the new information will not be saved. Further still, a user may click Add (for a new sign entry) or Modify (to modify highlighted entry) to bring up the dialog box entitled "Sign Definition" 400.
- the parameters that may be configured in this dialog may include:
- Time Point Crossing 420 This field is a populated drop-down choice that is obtained from database 1 25. All time points are available. A user chooses the associated time point for this sign location. The chosen time point must be located either at sign
- Scheduled Departures 435 - Sign 1 60 may display departure information if checked.
- Route Name 450 This field is a populated drop-down choice that is obtained from database 1 25. Only routes that pass through the chosen time point will be displayed. Choose the route for which the following parameters are to be configured.
- Direction Filters 470 This field is a populated choice of route directions that are obtained from database 1 25. All highlighted directions will display on sign 1 60. Non- highlighted directions will not be displayed. Using this parameter, an Administrator can limit by direction which route should display to sign 1 60. For example: northbound only, northbound and eastbound, or all directions.
- a user may click OK to add the new sign information to Signs tab 21 4 display window 300.
- a user may also click Cancel to quit the Sign Definition dialog box 400 without saving changes.
- a screen 500 depicts a Schedule Messages tab 21 6 that allows an operator to Add, Modify or Delete scheduled messages to individual signs.
- messages may be entered once and scheduled for all operational signs 1 60.
- the parameters that may be set using screen 500 include but are not limited to:
- a user may click Delete to remove a highlighted entry from the system.
- a user may also click OK to save any changes made and exit the configuration application.
- a user message will appear prompting whether the user wants the new changes to take effect immediately or wait until the next day. If the user chooses to use the new settings immediately, service controller 1 30 will reset itself. If not, the new settings will be applied at the beginning of the next day's service. Further, a user may choose to click Cancel to quit the configuration application without saving changes made. If entries have been deleted, choosing Cancel will not save the deletions. Likewise, if entries have been added or modified, the new information will not be saved.
- dialog box 600 A user may also choose to click Add (for a new scheduled message) or Modify (to modify a highlighted entry) to bring up the dialog box titled "Schedule Message" depicted in FIG. 6 as a dialog box 600.
- the parameters that can be configured in dialog box 600 may include but are not limited to:
- Start Time 620 The time at which the scheduled message should begin displaying on the selected sign 1 60.
- a user may click OK to add the new scheduled message entry to the Scheduled Messages tab display window 500. Note that the service controller 1 30 will ignore any messages scheduled to begin 5 minutes or sooner in relation to current time. A user may also choose to click Cancel to exit Scheduled Messages dialog box 600 without saving the new entry.
- FIG. 7 a screen display is depicted of Instant Messages tab 218 that allows the operator to send instant priority messages to signs 1 60.
- messages may be entered once and sent to all operational signs 1 60.
- the top section 710 of this tab is entitled Message Currently Displayed at Sign.
- an operator chooses the sign from the drop down choice box 720 entitled Sign. This selection may be populated with all signs 1 60 currently configured in the system 1 00 Instant message for the chosen sign may then be selected in the following boxes:
- the bottom portion 760 of this tab is entitled Priority Instant Message.
- To send a new message to an individual sign 1 60 choose the sign 1 60 from the drop down choice box entitled Sign 770. This selection is populated with all signs 1 60 currently configured in system 1 00. A priority instant message may then be selected in:
- sign 1 60 has three (3) buffers used to display user-defined messages. These buffers are shared with scheduled messages. Priority/Instant messages may be configured to override any currently scheduled messages being sent to the same buffer on sign 1 60.
- a DB Maintenance tab may be included that allows the Administrator to perform database maintenance tasks. Only authorized personnel may be allowed to use commands on this tab.
- a Sign Control tab may be included that allows the Administrator to send commands to selected signs 1 60. Only authorized personnel may be allowed to use commands on this tab.
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