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Question 1
A technician is called to an intersection where the MMU LED indicates a “recurrent phase
conflict” even after rewiring. What is the MOST likely cause?
A. Shorted load switch
B. Controller timing error or corrupt program
C. Detector loop failure
D. Cabinet fan failure
Correct Answer: B. Controller timing error or corrupt program
Rationale:
If wiring is verified correct, the conflict may be caused by improper or corrupted timing
sequences in the controller, causing simultaneous conflicting greens.
Question 2
Which NEMA TS-2 feature allows remote detection and dynamic timing adjustments?
A. Free mode
B. Ethernet/IP communication
C. Flasher relay
D. MMU
Correct Answer: B. Ethernet/IP communication
,Rationale:
TS-2 controllers with Ethernet/IP enable real-time monitoring, adaptive timing, and remote
configuration.
Question 3
When troubleshooting a corridor of coordinated signals, vehicles experience “platooning gaps.”
Which parameter is MOST likely misconfigured?
A. Detector sensitivity
B. Offset timing
C. Minimum green interval
D. Red clearance
Correct Answer: B. Offset timing
Rationale:
Incorrect offsets disrupt the intended coordination, causing vehicles to stop unnecessarily or
gaps in flow.
Question 4
A controller shows a constant pedestrian call even when the pushbutton is not pressed. What is
the most likely cause?
A. MMU failure
B. Shorted pedestrian wiring
C. Low AC voltage
D. Flashing mode
Correct Answer: B. Shorted pedestrian wiring
Rationale:
Shorted wiring can appear as a continuous call to the controller, similar to a stuck pushbutton.
Question 5
Which device provides preemption for fire and EMS vehicles using optical strobe emitters?
A. Inductive loop detector
B. Optical preemption detector
,C. Sidefire radar
D. Pedestrian pushbutton
Correct Answer: B. Optical preemption detector
Rationale:
Optical detectors sense strobe signals from emergency vehicles to interrupt normal timing and
provide green for emergency response.
Question 6
A signal head is not illuminating even though the load switch tests OK and the MMU is normal.
Which is the next component to check?
A. Cabinet fan
B. Signal wiring and connectors
C. Rectifier power supply
D. Controller CPU
Correct Answer: B. Signal wiring and connectors
Rationale:
After verifying load switches and MMU, a break or corrosion in wiring to the head is the most
common cause.
Question 7
A detector loop has intermittent calls. Which test BEST identifies the issue?
A. Megger insulation test
B. Continuity and inductance measurement
C. Voltage drop test across load switch
D. Controller reset
Correct Answer: B. Continuity and inductance measurement
Rationale:
Measuring inductance shows if the loop responds correctly to vehicles and identifies broken or
shorted turns.
, Question 8
Which cabinet component stores event logs and fault history for TS-2 controllers?
A. MMU
B. Controller memory
C. Detector amplifier
D. Load switch
Correct Answer: B. Controller memory
Rationale:
TS-2 controllers log faults, phase operations, and communications events for diagnostics and
analysis.
Question 9
Which action is MOST appropriate before performing field adjustments to a TS-2 controller?
A. Place controller in manual or maintenance mode
B. Disconnect cabinet AC power
C. Reset MMU
D. Activate flasher mode
Correct Answer: A. Place controller in manual or maintenance mode
Rationale:
Manual or maintenance mode allows safe phase testing without affecting traffic safety.
Question 10
What is the purpose of a TS-2 controller’s “gap time” setting?
A. Extend green as vehicles continue to arrive
B. Determine pedestrian WALK interval
C. Set flash interval
D. Adjust offset
Correct Answer: A. Extend green as vehicles continue to arrive
Rationale:
Gap time allows a green phase to remain active while vehicles are detected, improving traffic
flow efficiency.