The Signal Coordination Group (SCG) layer displays the area that surrounds all controllers of the same signal coordination group.
Each controller is represented by its own icon (→ Controllers layer).
A SCG is used to identify a subset of signal controllers that must work together.
This may be useful in different situations, for example:
- To coordinate junctions across a given area (signal optimization).
- To define a subnetwork of controllers (signal performance monitoring).
Click a SCG area to open a pop-up window listing the attributes of the SCG.
LAYER INFO
| Info type | Description |
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It indicates the area of the map that surrounds a set of signal controllers, that is, the area that identifies a SCG. |
LAYER OPTIONS
| Option type | Description |
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| Theme |
It allows you to choose one of a set of graphical themes to represent the layer entities. |
Other common operations
- Select the layer in the ACTIVE LAYERS list.
- Click the
List icon.
A pop-up window with a list of items opens. Every item represents a SCG which is characterized by a set of attributes.
Other operations are available for the layer (→ Operations on layers).