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CINQ Edge Installation Manual

2026-09-09T14:58:11Z

JWinkelmann:

== Introduction ==
Welcome! This guide provides instructions on installing your new Cinq Edge.

Read all instructions thoroughly before beginning installation. Understanding the complete procedure will help to prevent errors and delays.

Safety is essential when working in railroad environments. Ensure that you follow all required protocols.

[[File:Overview photo horizontal.jpg|border|614x614px]]
== '''Scope of supply''' ==
COMET Electronics supplies the materials below as part of the Cinq Edge installation package:

* '''National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) enclosure and internal hardware:'''
** Cinq Edge processor.
** MPRX (multiprotocol reader).
** Surge suppression.
** Cellular modem.
** Cellular antenna (mounted on top of enclosure).
** Battery charger.
** Sodium-ion battery.

* Mounting hardware:
** Three 4” x 4” x 10’ galvanized metal posts:
*** Enclosure post with strut channel.
*** Antenna post with mounting brackets.
*** Radar post with mounting brackets.

* Grounding hardware:
** Grounding rods.
** Copper grounding wire and connectors.

* Antennas and RF components:
** Two radio‑frequency identification (RFID) antennas.
** Far- and near‑side antenna cables.
** Cable hoods.
** 1” Sealtight conduit.

* Frauscher wheel detector and clamp.

* Solar power components:
** Solar panel.
** Solar wiring.

* Radar presence system:
** Radar presence unit.
** Radar cable.

== Prerequisites ==
<div style="margin-left: 2em;">

=== Required tool and materials ===
<blockquote>NOTE: While a single technician can complete the installation, a two‑ to three‑person crew is recommended for efficiency and safe handling of equipment.</blockquote>Ensure that your installation crew has access to the following tools and materials:

* Basic hand tools.
* 25-30 ft tape measure.
* 20” mason line for level measuring.
* Drill driver with Phillips and bits: Phillips bit, ⅜”, hex socket bit and ½” hex socket bit.
* Pickaxe.
* Two‑person auger with an 8” x 36” bit.
* Rotary hammer (or demolition hammer) with a grounding‑rod driver bit, or a manual post driver.
* 250 lbs of dry concrete.
* 5 gallons of water.
* Two magnetic levels.
* 6’ ladder.
* Wire fishing tool or equivalent to route cable.

=== Choose an installation site ===
Cinq Edge requires specific environmental and track conditions for accurate performance. Evaluate each potential installation site using the criteria below to ensure that operational requirements are met.

Choose a site that:

* Is accessible by road for maintenance crews.
* Has adequate sunlight for solar installations (not required for commercial power installations).
* Has a commercial power source for AC power installations (not required for solar installations).
* Has reliable cellular coverage for system reporting and maintenance.
* Has continuous track structure that is free of joints, switches, grade crossings, or rail crossings.
* Offers sufficient space for wayside equipment within railroad clearance limits.
* Allows for consistent and predictable railroad traffic patterns.

Avoid locations that:

* Pose vandalism risk.
* Are in low-lying terrain or otherwise prone to flooding.
* Contain discontinuities or obstructions that interfere with system performance, including:
** Large, metallic objects near the reading area.
** Reflective surfaces.
** High-voltage power lines.
** Fixed or portable automatic equipment identification (AEI) reader systems.

=== '''Contact utility locator services''' ===
Before digging, contact a qualified utility locator service to identify and mark underground utilities. Notify any required local authorities before work begins.

* United States: Call 811 or visit [https://call811.com call811.com].
* Canada: Visit [https://clickbeforeyoudig.com clickbeforeyoudig.com].

== Installation ==

=== 1. Unpack the installation package ===
Unpack the shipping crate and separate all components needed for installation:

* Remove the lid from the wooden shipping crate.
* Take out any boxed items or loose components not attached to the NEMA enclosure and set them aside for later use.

See Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/d/d1/481403.pdf 481403 Cinq Edge (Solar) Crate Disassembly] for details on unpacking specific elements of the installation package.

=== 2. Position the wheel sensor ===
Determine the wheel sensor position along the rail. The wheel sensor centerline sits between two ties, allowing the claw to clamp beneath the rail. Use this position as the reference point for marking the post locations.

See the site considerations details on the [[Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization|Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization]] topic for full instructions on positioning the wheel sensor.

=== '''3. Excavate post locations''' ===
Set the post locations, dig the mounting holes, cut the conduit trench, and install the support posts as described below:

==== '''3.1 Find post locations''' ====
Measure 12 ft 6 in from the track centerline on the near‑side of the track and mark the location to place the enclosure post. Measure 12 ft 6 in from the track centerline on the far‑side of the track and mark the second post location. Align both marks with the wheel sensor.

==== '''3.2 Dig post holes''' ====
Dig the two post holes at the marked locations using the auger. Excavate each hole to a depth of 36 inches to accommodate each 4” x 4” galvanized post. Break up the top layer of soil with a pickaxe if needed. Optionally, add small amounts of water while drilling to help the auger penetrate compacted ground.

[[File:Guys Auger use this one.jpg|border|584x584px]]

==== '''3.3 Cut the Conduit Trench''' ====
Cut a shallow trench to form a 3‑in‑deep conduit channel between the two post holes. Use a pickaxe or similar tool to cut a continuous path from post to post. Extend this channel under the rails to connect the two post locations.

=== '''4. Raise enclosure and antenna posts''' ===
To raise the enclosure post, place the post in the near‑side hole. Ensure correct bracket orientation based on '''Note 11''' in Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/af/481000.pdf 481000 Cinq Edge (Solar) Install Guide], with the strut channel facing away from the track. Keep the post square to the track and level in both directions. Fill the hole with dry concrete, packing it firmly. (Approximately 2.5 bags of 50‑lb concrete are required.) Adding small amounts of water at intervals is recommended.<blockquote>Important! Use magnetic levels to maintain vertical and horizontal alignment.</blockquote>Install the antenna post using the same procedure. See Note 13 on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/af/481000.pdf 481000 Cinq Edge (Solar) Install Guide]
for correct orientation.

=== '''5. Align hardware''' ===
Complete the following steps to ensure proper alignment for your hardware:

# Use a 20‑ft Mason’s line to determine the top‑of‑rail (TOR) height. See Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/a8/481513_TOR_MEASURING.pdf 481513 T.O.R. Measurement Procedure] for details.
# Tie the string to the opposite rail, pull it taut across the track, and mark the post at the point where the string touches the top of the rail.
# Measure 31 inches and 53 inches above TOR to mark the antenna bracket locations.<blockquote>'''NOTE:''' If the strut aligns with the antenna bracket height Move the near‑side strut channel location. If adjustment is required, move both the top and bottom strut brackets equally to maintain 30 inches between the outside edges of the strut channel.</blockquote>

=== '''6. Attach the solar panel''' ===
Position the radar post based on the antenna bracket orientation. See '''Note 13''' on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/af/481000.pdf 481000 Cinq Edge (Solar) Install Guide]
for correct orientation. Position the solar panel so it will face south or southeast when the post is raised (see Note 11 solar panel orientation).

Attach the solar panel to the top of the radar post while the top end of the post is still accessible. See Note 3 on [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/1d/481515.pdf 481515 Cinq Edge (Solar) Connections and Install]. Support the post so the panel does not rest on the ground.

[[File:Solar panel supported.jpg|border]]

=== '''7. Attach the radar''' ===
Secure the radar assembly to the post by attaching the radar box to the radar‑bracket arms on the post. See Note 1 on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/1d/481515.pdf 481515 Cinq Edge (SOLAR) Connections and Install].

=== '''8. Raise radar post''' ===

# Stand up the radar post.
# Secure the post using large U-bolts see Note 4 Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/1d/481515.pdf 481515 Cinq Edge (Solar) Connections and Install] for placement.
# Place U-bolts slightly above and below enclosure strut channel.

=== '''9. Drive grounding rods''' ===

# Drive each grounding rod 2-6 inches from the post, in the loosened soil around the post hole. (Avoid driving the grounding rods into the concrete.
# Drive the rod until only 4-8 inches remain above grade.
# Cut the grounding wire in half to create two pieces with a terminal on one end. See Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/e/e7/481514.pdf 481514 Cinq Edge Grounding Install] for details.

=== '''10. Attach antennas''' ===

# Position the antenna brackets so that they are aligned with the antenna bracket locations from Section 8 Step 3.
# Attach the antennas to the far‑side and near‑side antenna brackets.
# Ensure the antenna brand label is upright at the top.
# Use four bolts to secure each antenna to its bracket.
# Install the grounding‑wire terminal on the lower antenna bracket assembly. See Note 4 on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/e/e7/481514.pdf 481514 Cinq Edge Grounding Install].
# Apply thread lubrication (anti‑seize preferred) to stainless‑steel parapanel hardware to prevent thread galling. See Note 5 on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/1d/481515.pdf 481515 Cinq Edge (Solar) Connections and Install].

=== '''11. Install the enclosure''' ===

# Position the enclosure to the near‑side post on the side away from the track.
# From inside, loosely feed the bolts through the back of the enclosure (from inside) and thread onto the cone nuts.
# Slide the top and bottom cone nuts on one side into the strut channel.
# Shift the inserted cone nuts slightly towards the center to create space for the opposite side.
# Slide the second set of cone nuts into the strut channel and center the enclosure.
# Adjust the cone nuts vertically if needed.
# Secure the bolts from inside the enclosure. See Note 2 on Drawing [[Media:481515.pdf|481515 Cinq Edge (Solar) Connections and Install]].

=== '''12. Install wheel detector''' ===
Install the wheel sensor and clamp, ensuring that the mounting point on the track is aligned with the near-side and far-side poles as closely as possible and located between the two ties.

See the [[Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization|Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization]] topic for detailed instructions.

=== '''13. Connect antennas''' ===

# Lay out the far‑side antenna conduit. Starting at the near‑side post, run the conduit through the shallow trench under the track and to the bottom of the far‑side post. Coil any slack and lay it neatly against the near‑side post.
# On both sides of the track, attach the cables and hoods to the antennas. See Note 6 on Drawing [[Media:481515.pdf|481515 Cinq Edge (Solar) Connections and Install]].
# Bury the conduit by filling in the trench.

=== '''14. Connect system wiring''' ===

==== '''14.1 Connect radar wiring''' ====
Feed the radar wiring up the conduit and connect it to the radar box.

==== '''14.2 Connect grounding wiring''' ====
Attach the grounding wire end to the grounding rod with clamp.

===== '''14.3 Connect solar wiring''' =====

# Ensure that the breaker is off and attach the battery wiring to the terminals.
# Feed solar wiring up conduit and connect to solar panel.
# Connect them with the panel: positive to positive; negative to negative.
# Make sure they click firmly in place in the cable connectors.

<div style="border:1px solid #ccc; padding:1em; margin:1em 0; background:#f9f9f9;">
=== Verify final install checklist ===
Verify the details below before completing installation. See Drawing [[Media:481001.pdf|481001 Cinq Edge (Solar) Install Checklist]] for details.
<ul>
<li>Solar panel orientation faces south or southeast.</li>
<li>Enclosure orientation faces away from track.</li>
<li>Antenna orientation faces each other and in line with wheel sensor.</li>
<li>Antenna center height 42” above TOR.</li>
<li>Solar panel wiring connected.</li>
<li>Radar wiring connected.</li>
<li>Wiring is secured to post through conduit.</li>
<li>Wheel sensor installed correctly.</li>
<li>Grounding rod buried and attached to antenna.</li>
<li>Battery connected to system.</li>
<li>Enclosure door closed and locked.</li>
<li>Cable conduit is buried and neatly wound at base of posts.</li>
</ul>
</div>

=== 15. Perform install test procedure ===

# Check all wiring, antenna, and sensor connections.
# Download the VictronConnect app from the Victron Energy web site: https://www.victronenergy.com/support-and-downloads/software.
# For installation and operating instructions, see the latest VictronConnect manual in the Victron Energy site’s Manuals section.
# Turn the breaker on.
# Connect the charger to the VictronConnect app.
# Use the app to verify solar input, charger operation, and battery charging status.
# Locate the modem inside the enclosure, near the top-right and adjacent to the antenna feed. Verify that the modem powers on and shows a green LED. (A steady green LED indicates the modem is powered. A blinking green LED indicates activity and communication.)

=== '''16. Test system startup''' ===

# Ensure that the battery is charged to 11 V. You can either naturally solar-charge the battery or, for faster results, use a jumper.
# Manually test presence detection at the wheel sensor: On the controller board (red PCB in enclosure), ensure that the presence LED is lit green. Trigger presence by swiping a metallic object (for example, a wrench or railroad spike) across the top of the wheel sensor. Verify that the presence LED changes color from green to purple, then blue. '''NOTE:''' The LED remains blue while presence is active (default of two minutes).
# Verify that the relay in the lower‑left quadrant of the enclosure activates during the presence test and that its red LED illuminates, indicating that the MPRX is powered.
# Verify that the power meter in the top‑left of the enclosure displays a non‑zero output between 0.7 W and 2.0 W (typically ~1.4 W) when the MPRX is active.
# Log in to Cinq. See the [[CINQ Edge User Quick Start Guide]] for details on using Cinq.

== Additional resources ==

* [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/af/481000.pdf 481000 Cinq Edge (Solar) Install Guide]
* [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/10/481001.pdf 481001 Cinq Edge (Solar) Install Checklist]
* [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/d/d1/481403.pdf 481403 Cinq Edge (Solar) Crate Disassembly]
* [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/e/e7/481514.pdf 481514 Cinq Edge Grounding Install]
* [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/1d/481515.pdf 481515 Cinq Edge (Solar) Connections and Install]
* [[CINQ Edge User Quick Start Guide]]
* [[Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization|Installation and Optimization]]

CINQ Edge Installation Manual

2026-09-09T14:55:42Z

JWinkelmann:

== Introduction ==
Welcome! This guide provides instructions on installing your new Cinq Edge.

Read all instructions thoroughly before beginning installation. Understanding the complete procedure will help to prevent errors and delays.

Safety is essential when working in railroad environments. Ensure that you follow all required protocols.

[[File:Overview photo horizontal.jpg|border|614x614px]]
== '''Scope of supply''' ==
COMET Electronics supplies the materials below as part of the Cinq Edge installation package:

* '''National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) enclosure and internal hardware:'''
** Cinq Edge processor.
** MPRX (multiprotocol reader).
** Surge suppression.
** Cellular modem.
** Cellular antenna (mounted on top of enclosure).
** Battery charger.
** Sodium-ion battery.

* Mounting hardware:
** Three 4” x 4” x 10’ galvanized metal posts:
*** Enclosure post with strut channel.
*** Antenna post with mounting brackets.
*** Radar post with mounting brackets.

* Grounding hardware:
** Grounding rods.
** Copper grounding wire and connectors.

* Antennas and RF components:
** Two radio‑frequency identification (RFID) antennas.
** Far- and near‑side antenna cables.
** Cable hoods.
** 1” Sealtight conduit.

* Frauscher wheel detector and clamp.

* Solar power components:
** Solar panel.
** Solar wiring.

* Radar presence system:
** Radar presence unit.
** Radar cable.

== Prerequisites ==
<div style="margin-left: 2em;">

=== Required tool and materials ===
<blockquote>NOTE: While a single technician can complete the installation, a two‑ to three‑person crew is recommended for efficiency and safe handling of equipment.</blockquote>Ensure that your installation crew has access to the following tools and materials:

* Basic hand tools.
* 25-30 ft tape measure.
* 20” mason line for level measuring.
* Drill driver with Phillips and bits: Phillips bit, ⅜”, hex socket bit and ½” hex socket bit.
* Pickaxe.
* Two‑person auger with an 8” x 36” bit.
* Rotary hammer (or demolition hammer) with a grounding‑rod driver bit, or a manual post driver.
* 250 lbs of dry concrete.
* 5 gallons of water.
* Two magnetic levels.
* 6’ ladder.
* Wire fishing tool or equivalent to route cable.

=== Choose an installation site ===
Cinq Edge requires specific environmental and track conditions for accurate performance. Evaluate each potential installation site using the criteria below to ensure that operational requirements are met.

Choose a site that:

* Is accessible by road for maintenance crews.
* Has adequate sunlight for solar installations (not required for commercial power installations).
* Has a commercial power source for AC power installations (not required for solar installations).
* Has reliable cellular coverage for system reporting and maintenance.
* Has continuous track structure that is free of joints, switches, grade crossings, or rail crossings.
* Offers sufficient space for wayside equipment within railroad clearance limits.
* Allows for consistent and predictable railroad traffic patterns.

Avoid locations that:

* Pose vandalism risk.
* Are in low-lying terrain or otherwise prone to flooding.
* Contain discontinuities or obstructions that interfere with system performance, including:
** Large, metallic objects near the reading area.
** Reflective surfaces.
** High-voltage power lines.
** Fixed or portable automatic equipment identification (AEI) reader systems.

=== '''Contact utility locator services''' ===
Before digging, contact a qualified utility locator service to identify and mark underground utilities. Notify any required local authorities before work begins.

* United States: Call 811 or visit [https://call811.com call811.com].
* Canada: Visit [https://clickbeforeyoudig.com clickbeforeyoudig.com].

== Installation ==

=== 1. Unpack the installation package ===
Unpack the shipping crate and separate all components needed for installation:

* Remove the lid from the wooden shipping crate.
* Take out any boxed items or loose components not attached to the NEMA enclosure and set them aside for later use.

See Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/d/d1/481403.pdf 481403 Cinq Edge (Solar) Crate Disassembly] for details on unpacking specific elements of the installation package.

=== 2. Position the wheel sensor ===
Determine the wheel sensor position along the rail. The wheel sensor centerline sits between two ties, allowing the claw to clamp beneath the rail. Use this position as the reference point for marking the post locations.

See the site considerations details on the [[Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization|Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization]] topic for full instructions on positioning the wheel sensor.

=== '''3. Excavate post locations''' ===
Set the post locations, dig the mounting holes, cut the conduit trench, and install the support posts as described below:

==== '''3.1 Find post locations''' ====
Measure 12 ft 6 in from the track centerline on the near‑side of the track and mark the location to place the enclosure post. Measure 12 ft 6 in from the track centerline on the far‑side of the track and mark the second post location. Align both marks with the wheel sensor.

==== '''3.2 Dig post holes''' ====
Dig the two post holes at the marked locations using the auger. Excavate each hole to a depth of 36 inches to accommodate each 4” x 4” galvanized post. Break up the top layer of soil with a pickaxe if needed. Optionally, add small amounts of water while drilling to help the auger penetrate compacted ground.

[[File:Guys Auger use this one.jpg|border|584x584px]]

==== '''3.3 Cut the Conduit Trench''' ====
Cut a shallow trench to form a 3‑in‑deep conduit channel between the two post holes. Use a pickaxe or similar tool to cut a continuous path from post to post. Extend this channel under the rails to connect the two post locations.

=== '''4. Raise enclosure and antenna posts''' ===
To raise the enclosure post, place the post in the near‑side hole. Ensure correct bracket orientation based on '''Note 11''' in Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/af/481000.pdf 481000 Cinq Edge (Solar) Install Guide], with the strut channel facing away from the track. Keep the post square to the track and level in both directions. Fill the hole with dry concrete, packing it firmly. (Approximately 2.5 bags of 50‑lb concrete are required.) Adding small amounts of water at intervals is recommended.<blockquote>Important! Use magnetic levels to maintain vertical and horizontal alignment.</blockquote>Install the antenna post using the same procedure. See Note 13 on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/af/481000.pdf 481000 Cinq Edge (Solar) Install Guide]
for correct orientation.

=== '''5. Align hardware''' ===
Complete the following steps to ensure proper alignment for your hardware:

# Use a 20‑ft Mason’s line to determine the top‑of‑rail (TOR) height. See Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/a8/481513_TOR_MEASURING.pdf 481513 T.O.R. Measurement Procedure] for details.
# Tie the string to the opposite rail, pull it taut across the track, and mark the post at the point where the string touches the top of the rail.
# Measure 31 inches and 53 inches above TOR to mark the antenna bracket locations.<blockquote>'''NOTE:''' If the strut aligns with the antenna bracket height Move the near‑side strut channel location. If adjustment is required, move both the top and bottom strut brackets equally to maintain 30 inches between the outside edges of the strut channel.</blockquote>

=== '''6. Attach the solar panel''' ===
Position the radar post based on the antenna bracket orientation. See '''Note 13''' on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/af/481000.pdf 481000 Cinq Edge (Solar) Install Guide]
for correct orientation. Position the solar panel so it will face south or southeast when the post is raised (see Note 11 solar panel orientation).

Attach the solar panel to the top of the radar post while the top end of the post is still accessible. See Note 3 on [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/1d/481515.pdf 481515 Cinq Edge (Solar) Connections and Install]. Support the post so the panel does not rest on the ground.

[[File:Solar panel supported.jpg|border]]

=== '''7. Attach the radar''' ===
Secure the radar assembly to the post by attaching the radar box to the radar‑bracket arms on the post. See Note 1 on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/1d/481515.pdf 481515 Cinq Edge (SOLAR) Connections and Install].

=== '''8. Raise radar post''' ===

# Stand up the radar post.
# Secure the post using large U-bolts see Note 4 Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/1d/481515.pdf 481515 Cinq Edge (Solar) Connections and Install] for placement.
# Place U-bolts slightly above and below enclosure strut channel.

=== '''9. Drive grounding rods''' ===

# Drive each grounding rod 2-6 inches from the post, in the loosened soil around the post hole. (Avoid driving the grounding rods into the concrete.
# Drive the rod until only 4-8 inches remain above grade.
# Cut the grounding wire in half to create two pieces with a terminal on one end. See Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/e/e7/481514.pdf 481514 Cinq Edge Grounding Installation] for details.

=== '''10. Attach antennas''' ===

# Position the antenna brackets so that they are aligned with the antenna bracket locations from Section 8 Step 3.
# Attach the antennas to the far‑side and near‑side antenna brackets.
# Ensure the antenna brand label is upright at the top.
# Use four bolts to secure each antenna to its bracket.
# Install the grounding‑wire terminal on the lower antenna bracket assembly. See Note 4 on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/e/e7/481514.pdf 481514 Cinq Edge Grounding Installation].
# Apply thread lubrication (anti‑seize preferred) to stainless‑steel parapanel hardware to prevent thread galling. See Note 5 on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/1d/481515.pdf 481515 Cinq Edge (Solar) Connections and Install].

=== '''11. Install the enclosure''' ===

# Position the enclosure to the near‑side post on the side away from the track.
# From inside, loosely feed the bolts through the back of the enclosure (from inside) and thread onto the cone nuts.
# Slide the top and bottom cone nuts on one side into the strut channel.
# Shift the inserted cone nuts slightly towards the center to create space for the opposite side.
# Slide the second set of cone nuts into the strut channel and center the enclosure.
# Adjust the cone nuts vertically if needed.
# Secure the bolts from inside the enclosure. See Note 2 on Drawing [[Media:481515.pdf|481515 Cinq Edge (Solar) Connections and Install]].

=== '''12. Install wheel detector''' ===
Install the wheel sensor and clamp, ensuring that the mounting point on the track is aligned with the near-side and far-side poles as closely as possible and located between the two ties.

See the [[Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization|Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization]] topic for detailed instructions.

=== '''13. Connect antennas''' ===

# Lay out the far‑side antenna conduit. Starting at the near‑side post, run the conduit through the shallow trench under the track and to the bottom of the far‑side post. Coil any slack and lay it neatly against the near‑side post.
# On both sides of the track, attach the cables and hoods to the antennas. See Note 6 on Drawing [[Media:481515.pdf|481515 Cinq Edge (Solar) Connections and Install]].
# Bury the conduit by filling in the trench.

=== '''14. Connect system wiring''' ===

==== '''14.1 Connect radar wiring''' ====
Feed the radar wiring up the conduit and connect it to the radar box.

==== '''14.2 Connect grounding wiring''' ====
Attach the grounding wire end to the grounding rod with clamp.

===== '''14.3 Connect solar wiring''' =====

# Ensure that the breaker is off and attach the battery wiring to the terminals.
# Feed solar wiring up conduit and connect to solar panel.
# Connect them with the panel: positive to positive; negative to negative.
# Make sure they click firmly in place in the cable connectors.

<div style="border:1px solid #ccc; padding:1em; margin:1em 0; background:#f9f9f9;">
=== Verify final install checklist ===
Verify the details below before completing installation. See Drawing [[Media:481001.pdf|481001 Cinq Edge (Solar) Install Checklist]] for details.
<ul>
<li>Solar panel orientation faces south or southeast.</li>
<li>Enclosure orientation faces away from track.</li>
<li>Antenna orientation faces each other and in line with wheel sensor.</li>
<li>Antenna center height 42” above TOR.</li>
<li>Solar panel wiring connected.</li>
<li>Radar wiring connected.</li>
<li>Wiring is secured to post through conduit.</li>
<li>Wheel sensor installed correctly.</li>
<li>Grounding rod buried and attached to antenna.</li>
<li>Battery connected to system.</li>
<li>Enclosure door closed and locked.</li>
<li>Cable conduit is buried and neatly wound at base of posts.</li>
</ul>
</div>

=== 15. Perform install test procedure ===

# Check all wiring, antenna, and sensor connections.
# Download the VictronConnect app from the Victron Energy web site: https://www.victronenergy.com/support-and-downloads/software.
# For installation and operating instructions, see the latest VictronConnect manual in the Victron Energy site’s Manuals section.
# Turn the breaker on.
# Connect the charger to the VictronConnect app.
# Use the app to verify solar input, charger operation, and battery charging status.
# Locate the modem inside the enclosure, near the top-right and adjacent to the antenna feed. Verify that the modem powers on and shows a green LED. (A steady green LED indicates the modem is powered. A blinking green LED indicates activity and communication.)

=== '''16. Test system startup''' ===

# Ensure that the battery is charged to 11 V. You can either naturally solar-charge the battery or, for faster results, use a jumper.
# Manually test presence detection at the wheel sensor: On the controller board (red PCB in enclosure), ensure that the presence LED is lit green. Trigger presence by swiping a metallic object (for example, a wrench or railroad spike) across the top of the wheel sensor. Verify that the presence LED changes color from green to purple, then blue. '''NOTE:''' The LED remains blue while presence is active (default of two minutes).
# Verify that the relay in the lower‑left quadrant of the enclosure activates during the presence test and that its red LED illuminates, indicating that the MPRX is powered.
# Verify that the power meter in the top‑left of the enclosure displays a non‑zero output between 0.7 W and 2.0 W (typically ~1.4 W) when the MPRX is active.
# Log in to Cinq. See the [[CINQ Edge User Quick Start Guide]] for details on using Cinq.

== Additional resources ==

* [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/af/481000.pdf 481000 Cinq Edge (Solar) Install Guide]
* [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/10/481001.pdf 481001 Cinq Edge (Solar) Install Checklist]
* [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/d/d1/481403.pdf 481403 Cinq Edge (Solar) Crate Disassembly]
* [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/e/e7/481514.pdf 481514 Cinq Edge Grounding Install]
* [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/1d/481515.pdf 481515 Cinq Edge (Solar) Connections and Install]
* [[CINQ Edge User Quick Start Guide]]
* [[Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization|Installation and Optimization]]

CINQ Edge Installation Manual

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== Introduction ==
Welcome! This guide provides instructions on installing your new Cinq Edge.

Read all instructions thoroughly before beginning installation. Understanding the complete procedure will help to prevent errors and delays.

Safety is essential when working in railroad environments. Ensure that you follow all required protocols.

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== '''Scope of supply''' ==
COMET Electronics supplies the materials below as part of the Cinq Edge installation package:

* '''National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) enclosure and internal hardware:'''
** Cinq Edge processor.
** MPRX (multiprotocol reader).
** Surge suppression.
** Cellular modem.
** Cellular antenna (mounted on top of enclosure).
** Battery charger.
** Sodium-ion battery.

* Mounting hardware:
** Three 4” x 4” x 10’ galvanized metal posts:
*** Enclosure post with strut channel.
*** Antenna post with mounting brackets.
*** Radar post with mounting brackets.

* Grounding hardware:
** Grounding rods.
** Copper grounding wire and connectors.

* Antennas and RF components:
** Two radio‑frequency identification (RFID) antennas.
** Far- and near‑side antenna cables.
** Cable hoods.
** 1” Sealtight conduit.

* Frauscher wheel detector and clamp.

* Solar power components:
** Solar panel.
** Solar wiring.

* Radar presence system:
** Radar presence unit.
** Radar cable.

== Prerequisites ==
<div style="margin-left: 2em;">

=== Required tool and materials ===
<blockquote>NOTE: While a single technician can complete the installation, a two‑ to three‑person crew is recommended for efficiency and safe handling of equipment.</blockquote>Ensure that your installation crew has access to the following tools and materials:

* Basic hand tools.
* 25-30 ft tape measure.
* 20” mason line for level measuring.
* Drill driver with Phillips and bits: Phillips bit, ⅜”, hex socket bit and ½” hex socket bit.
* Pickaxe.
* Two‑person auger with an 8” x 36” bit.
* Rotary hammer (or demolition hammer) with a grounding‑rod driver bit, or a manual post driver.
* 250 lbs of dry concrete.
* 5 gallons of water.
* Two magnetic levels.
* 6’ ladder.
* Wire fishing tool or equivalent to route cable.

=== Choose an installation site ===
Cinq Edge requires specific environmental and track conditions for accurate performance. Evaluate each potential installation site using the criteria below to ensure that operational requirements are met.

Choose a site that:

* Is accessible by road for maintenance crews.
* Has adequate sunlight for solar installations (not required for commercial power installations).
* Has a commercial power source for AC power installations (not required for solar installations).
* Has reliable cellular coverage for system reporting and maintenance.
* Has continuous track structure that is free of joints, switches, grade crossings, or rail crossings.
* Offers sufficient space for wayside equipment within railroad clearance limits.
* Allows for consistent and predictable railroad traffic patterns.

Avoid locations that:

* Pose vandalism risk.
* Are in low-lying terrain or otherwise prone to flooding.
* Contain discontinuities or obstructions that interfere with system performance, including:
** Large, metallic objects near the reading area.
** Reflective surfaces.
** High-voltage power lines.
** Fixed or portable automatic equipment identification (AEI) reader systems.

=== '''Contact utility locator services''' ===
Before digging, contact a qualified utility locator service to identify and mark underground utilities. Notify any required local authorities before work begins.

* United States: Call 811 or visit [https://call811.com call811.com].
* Canada: Visit [https://clickbeforeyoudig.com clickbeforeyoudig.com].

== Installation ==

=== 1. Unpack the installation package ===
Unpack the shipping crate and separate all components needed for installation:

* Remove the lid from the wooden shipping crate.
* Take out any boxed items or loose components not attached to the NEMA enclosure and set them aside for later use.

See Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/d/d1/481403.pdf 481403 Cinq Edge Solar Crate Disassembly] for details on unpacking specific elements of the installation package.

=== 2. Position the wheel sensor ===
Determine the wheel sensor position along the rail. The wheel sensor centerline sits between two ties, allowing the claw to clamp beneath the rail. Use this position as the reference point for marking the post locations.

See the site considerations details on the [[Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization|Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization]] topic for full instructions on positioning the wheel sensor.

=== '''3. Excavate post locations''' ===
Set the post locations, dig the mounting holes, cut the conduit trench, and install the support posts as described below:

==== '''3.1 Find post locations''' ====
Measure 12 ft 6 in from the track centerline on the near‑side of the track and mark the location to place the enclosure post. Measure 12 ft 6 in from the track centerline on the far‑side of the track and mark the second post location. Align both marks with the wheel sensor.

==== '''3.2 Dig post holes''' ====
Dig the two post holes at the marked locations using the auger. Excavate each hole to a depth of 36 inches to accommodate each 4” x 4” galvanized post. Break up the top layer of soil with a pickaxe if needed. Optionally, add small amounts of water while drilling to help the auger penetrate compacted ground.

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==== '''3.3 Cut the Conduit Trench''' ====
Cut a shallow trench to form a 3‑in‑deep conduit channel between the two post holes. Use a pickaxe or similar tool to cut a continuous path from post to post. Extend this channel under the rails to connect the two post locations.

=== '''4. Raise enclosure and antenna posts''' ===
To raise the enclosure post, place the post in the near‑side hole. Ensure correct bracket orientation based on '''Note 11''' in Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/af/481000.pdf 481000 CINQ EDGE SOLAR INSTALL GUIDE], with the strut channel facing away from the track. Keep the post square to the track and level in both directions. Fill the hole with dry concrete, packing it firmly. (Approximately 2.5 bags of 50‑lb concrete are required.) Adding small amounts of water at intervals is recommended.<blockquote>Important! Use magnetic levels to maintain vertical and horizontal alignment.</blockquote>Install the antenna post using the same procedure. See Note 13 on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/af/481000.pdf 481000 CINQ EDGE SOLAR INSTALL GUIDE]
for correct orientation.

=== '''5. Align hardware''' ===
Complete the following steps to ensure proper alignment for your hardware:

# Use a 20‑ft Mason’s line to determine the top‑of‑rail (TOR) height. See Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/a8/481513_TOR_MEASURING.pdf 481513 T.O.R. MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE] for details.
# Tie the string to the opposite rail, pull it taut across the track, and mark the post at the point where the string touches the top of the rail.
# Measure 31 inches and 53 inches above TOR to mark the antenna bracket locations.<blockquote>'''NOTE:''' If the strut aligns with the antenna bracket height Move the near‑side strut channel location. If adjustment is required, move both the top and bottom strut brackets equally to maintain 30 inches between the outside edges of the strut channel.</blockquote>

=== '''6. Attach the solar panel''' ===
Position the radar post based on the antenna bracket orientation. See '''Note 13''' on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/af/481000.pdf 481000 CINQ EDGE (SOLAR) FIELD INSTALLATION GUIDE]
for correct orientation. Position the solar panel so it will face south or southeast when the post is raised (see Note 11 solar panel orientation).

Attach the solar panel to the top of the radar post while the top end of the post is still accessible. See Note 3 on [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/1d/481515.pdf 481515 CINQ EDGE (SOLAR) CONNECTIONS AND INSTALLATION]. Support the post so the panel does not rest on the ground.

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=== '''7. Attach the radar''' ===
Secure the radar assembly to the post by attaching the radar box to the radar‑bracket arms on the post. See Note 1 on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/1d/481515.pdf 481515 CINQ EDGE (SOLAR) CONNECTIONS AND INSTALLATION].

=== '''8. Raise radar post''' ===

# Stand up the radar post.
# Secure the post using large U-bolts see Note 4 481515 for placement
# Place U-bolts slightly above and below enclosure strut channel.

=== '''9. Drive grounding rods''' ===

# Drive each grounding rod 2-6 inches from the post, in the loosened soil around the post hole. (Avoid driving the grounding rods into the concrete.
# Drive the rod until only 4-8 inches remain above grade.
# Cut the grounding wire in half to create two pieces with a terminal on one end. See Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/e/e7/481514.pdf 481514 CINQ EDGE GROUNDING INSTALLATION] for details.

=== '''10. Attach antennas''' ===

# Position the antenna brackets so that they are aligned with the antenna bracket locations from Section 8 Step 3.
# Attach the antennas to the far‑side and near‑side antenna brackets.
# Ensure the antenna brand label is upright at the top.
# Use four bolts to secure each antenna to its bracket.
# Install the grounding‑wire terminal on the lower antenna bracket assembly. See Note 4 on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/e/e7/481514.pdf 481514 CINQ EDGE GROUNDING INSTALLATION].
# Apply thread lubrication (anti‑seize preferred) to stainless‑steel parapanel hardware to prevent thread galling. See Note 5 on Drawing [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/1/1d/481515.pdf 481515 CINQ EDGE (SOLAR) CONNECTIONS AND INSTALLATION].

=== '''11. Install the enclosure''' ===

# Position the enclosure to the near‑side post on the side away from the track.
# From inside, loosely feed the bolts through the back of the enclosure (from inside) and thread onto the cone nuts.
# Slide the top and bottom cone nuts on one side into the strut channel channel.
# Shift the inserted cone nuts slightly towards the center to create space for the opposite side.
# Slide the second set of cone nuts into the strut channel and center the enclosure.
# Adjust the cone nuts vertically if needed.
# Secure the bolts from inside the enclosure. See Note 2 on Drawing [[Media:481515.pdf|481515 CINQ EDGE (SOLAR) CONNECTIONS AND INSTALLATION]].

=== '''12. Install wheel detector''' ===
Install the wheel sensor and clamp, ensuring that the mounting point on the track is aligned with the near-side and far-side poles as closely as possible and located between the two ties.

See the [[Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization|Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization]] topic for detailed instructions.

=== '''13. Connect antennas''' ===

# Lay out the far‑side antenna conduit. Starting at the near‑side post, run the conduit through the shallow trench under the track and to the bottom of the far‑side post. Coil any slack and lay it neatly against the near‑side post.
# On both sides of the track, attach the cables and hoods to the antennas. See Note 6 on Drawing [[Media:481515.pdf|481515 CINQ EDGE (SOLAR) CONNECTIONS AND INSTALLATION]].
# Bury the conduit by filling in the trench.

=== '''14. Connect system wiring''' ===

==== '''14.1 Connect radar wiring''' ====
Feed the radar wiring up the conduit and connect it to the radar box.

==== '''14.2 Connect grounding wiring''' ====
Attach the grounding wire end to the grounding rod with clamp.

===== '''14.3 Connect solar wiring''' =====

# Ensure that the breaker is off and attach the battery wiring to the terminals.
# Feed solar wiring up conduit and connect to solar panel.
# Connect them with the panel: positive to positive; negative to negative.
# Make sure they click firmly in place in the cable connectors.

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=== Verify final install checklist ===
Verify the details below before completing installation. See Drawing [[Media:481000.pdf|481000 CINQ EDGE (SOLAR) FIELD INSTALLATION GUIDE]] for details.
<ul>
<li>Solar panel orientation faces south or southeast.</li>
<li>Enclosure orientation faces away from track.</li>
<li>Antenna orientation faces each other and in line with wheel sensor.</li>
<li>Antenna center height 42” above TOR.</li>
<li>Solar panel wiring connected.</li>
<li>Radar wiring connected.</li>
<li>Wiring is secured to post through conduit.</li>
<li>Wheel sensor installed correctly.</li>
<li>Grounding rod buried and attached to antenna.</li>
<li>Battery connected to system.</li>
<li>Enclosure door closed and locked.</li>
<li>Cable conduit is buried and neatly wound at base of posts.</li>
</ul>
</div>

=== 15. Perform install test procedure ===

# Check all wiring, antenna, and sensor connections.
# Download the VictronConnect app from the Victron Energy web site: https://www.victronenergy.com/support-and-downloads/software.
# For installation and operating instructions, see the latest VictronConnect manual in the Victron Energy site’s Manuals section.
# Turn the breaker on.
# Connect the charger to the VictronConnect app.
# Use the app to verify solar input, charger operation, and battery charging status.
# Locate the modem inside the enclosure, near the top-right and adjacent to the antenna feed. Verify that the modem powers on and shows a green LED. (A steady green LED indicates the modem is powered. A blinking green LED indicates activity and communication.)

=== '''16. Test system startup''' ===

# Ensure that the battery is charged to 11 V. You can either naturally solar-charge the battery or, for faster results, use a jumper.
# Manually test presence detection at the wheel sensor: On the controller board (red PCB in enclosure), ensure that the presence LED is lit green. Trigger presence by swiping a metallic object (for example, a wrench or railroad spike) across the top of the wheel sensor. Verify that the presence LED changes color from green to purple, then blue. '''NOTE:''' The LED remains blue while presence is active (default of two minutes).
# Verify that the relay in the lower‑left quadrant of the enclosure activates during the presence test and that its red LED illuminates, indicating that the MPRX is powered.
# Verify that the power meter in the top‑left of the enclosure displays a non‑zero output between 0.7 W and 2.0 W (typically ~1.4 W) when the MPRX is active.
# Log in to Cinq. See the [[CINQ Edge User Quick Start Guide]] for details on using Cinq.

== Additional resources ==

* [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/a/af/481000.pdf 481000 Cinq Edge Solar Install Guide]
* [https://docdepot.railrsm.com/images/d/d1/481403.pdf 481403 Cinq Edge Solar Crate Disassembly]
* [[CINQ Edge User Quick Start Guide]]
* [[Frauscher Wheel Detector Installation and Optimization|Installation and Optimization]]

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Cinq Edge Solar Install Checklist

Technical Reference Drawings

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== Wiring ==
[[Media:481200.pdf|481200 Double Track AEI Communications]]

[[Media:481201.pdf|481201 Multitrack Network Optical Fiber]]

[[Media:481202.pdf|481202 Multitrack Network Cellular Modem]]

== Parameter Reference ==
[[Media:481300.pdf|481300 Acquisition ITC1 Parameters]]

[[Media:481301.pdf|481301 Wheel Sensor Orientation Parameters]]

== Field Installation ==
[[Media:481500.pdf|481500 Grounding Install]]

[[Media:481501.pdf|481501 Loop Mounting Install]]

[[Media:481503.pdf|481503 Network Comm Install]]

[[Media:481504.pdf|481504 Mini Panel Install]]

[[Media:481505.pdf|481505 Loop Presence Field Install]]

[[Media:481506.pdf|481506 Rohn Tower Install]]

[[Media:481507.pdf|481507 Low Profile Banner Install]]

[[Media:481508.pdf|481508 Banner Presence Field Install]]

[[Media:481509.pdf|481509 Parapanel Field Install]]

[[Media:481510.pdf|481510 Flat Panel Install]]

[[Media:481511.pdf|481511 J-Box Install]]

[[Media:481512.pdf|481512 Track Circuit Presence Field Install]]

[[Media:481513 TOR MEASURING.pdf|481513 TOR Measuring]]

== System Flow Diagrams ==
[[Media:481600.pdf|481600 System Flow APU102 LVD2000C Frauscher Loop]]

[[Media:481601.pdf|481601 System Flow APU102 LVD2000C Frauscher Z3 Plus]]

[[Media:481602.pdf|481602 System Flow APU102 LVD2000C Frauscher Banner]]

[[Media:481606.pdf|481606 SLU & SMU MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481607.pdf|481607 SLH MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481608.pdf|481608 SUU MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481609.pdf|481609 SLR MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481610.pdf|481610 SMR MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481611.pdf|481611 SHR MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481612.pdf|481612 SLN MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481613.pdf|481613 SMN MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481614.pdf|481614 SHN MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481615.pdf|481615 System Flow Double Track APU and Network Communication]]

[[Media:481616.pdf|481616 Site Configuration Chart]]

== Manual Diagrams ==
[[Media:481700.pdf|481700 PSU Voltage & Fuses]]

== Cinq Edge Diagrams ==
[[Media:481000.pdf|481000 Cinq Edge Solar Install Guide]]

[[Media:481001.pdf|481001 Cinq Edge Solar Install Checklist]]

[[Media:481403.pdf|481403 Cinq Edge Solar Crate Disassembly]]

[[Media:481514.pdf|481514 Cinq Edge Grounding Install]]

[[Media:481515.pdf|481515 Cinq Edge Solar Connections Install]]

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Cinq Edge Solar Connections

Technical Reference Drawings

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== Wiring ==
[[Media:481200.pdf|481200 Double Track AEI Communications]]

[[Media:481201.pdf|481201 Multitrack Network Optical Fiber]]

[[Media:481202.pdf|481202 Multitrack Network Cellular Modem]]

== Parameter Reference ==
[[Media:481300.pdf|481300 Acquisition ITC1 Parameters]]

[[Media:481301.pdf|481301 Wheel Sensor Orientation Parameters]]

== Field Installation ==
[[Media:481500.pdf|481500 Grounding Install]]

[[Media:481501.pdf|481501 Loop Mounting Install]]

[[Media:481503.pdf|481503 Network Comm Install]]

[[Media:481504.pdf|481504 Mini Panel Install]]

[[Media:481505.pdf|481505 Loop Presence Field Install]]

[[Media:481506.pdf|481506 Rohn Tower Install]]

[[Media:481507.pdf|481507 Low Profile Banner Install]]

[[Media:481508.pdf|481508 Banner Presence Field Install]]

[[Media:481509.pdf|481509 Parapanel Field Install]]

[[Media:481510.pdf|481510 Flat Panel Install]]

[[Media:481511.pdf|481511 J-Box Install]]

[[Media:481512.pdf|481512 Track Circuit Presence Field Install]]

[[Media:481513 TOR MEASURING.pdf|481513 TOR Measuring]]

== System Flow Diagrams ==
[[Media:481600.pdf|481600 System Flow APU102 LVD2000C Frauscher Loop]]

[[Media:481601.pdf|481601 System Flow APU102 LVD2000C Frauscher Z3 Plus]]

[[Media:481602.pdf|481602 System Flow APU102 LVD2000C Frauscher Banner]]

[[Media:481606.pdf|481606 SLU & SMU MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481607.pdf|481607 SLH MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481608.pdf|481608 SUU MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481609.pdf|481609 SLR MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481610.pdf|481610 SMR MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481611.pdf|481611 SHR MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481612.pdf|481612 SLN MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481613.pdf|481613 SMN MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481614.pdf|481614 SHN MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481615.pdf|481615 System Flow Double Track APU and Network Communication]]

[[Media:481616.pdf|481616 Site Configuration Chart]]

== Manual Diagrams ==
[[Media:481700.pdf|481700 PSU Voltage & Fuses]]

== Cinq Edge Diagrams ==
[[Media:481000.pdf|481000 Cinq Edge Solar Install Guide]]

[[Media:481403.pdf|481403 Cinq Edge Solar Crate Disassembly]]

[[Media:481514.pdf|481514 Cinq Edge Grounding Install]]

[[Media:481515.pdf|481515 Cinq Edge Solar Connections Install]]

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Cinq Edge Grounding Install

Technical Reference Drawings

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== Wiring ==
[[Media:481200.pdf|481200 Double Track AEI Communications]]

[[Media:481201.pdf|481201 Multitrack Network Optical Fiber]]

[[Media:481202.pdf|481202 Multitrack Network Cellular Modem]]

== Parameter Reference ==
[[Media:481300.pdf|481300 Acquisition ITC1 Parameters]]

[[Media:481301.pdf|481301 Wheel Sensor Orientation Parameters]]

== Field Installation ==
[[Media:481500.pdf|481500 Grounding Install]]

[[Media:481501.pdf|481501 Loop Mounting Install]]

[[Media:481503.pdf|481503 Network Comm Install]]

[[Media:481504.pdf|481504 Mini Panel Install]]

[[Media:481505.pdf|481505 Loop Presence Field Install]]

[[Media:481506.pdf|481506 Rohn Tower Install]]

[[Media:481507.pdf|481507 Low Profile Banner Install]]

[[Media:481508.pdf|481508 Banner Presence Field Install]]

[[Media:481509.pdf|481509 Parapanel Field Install]]

[[Media:481510.pdf|481510 Flat Panel Install]]

[[Media:481511.pdf|481511 J-Box Install]]

[[Media:481512.pdf|481512 Track Circuit Presence Field Install]]

[[Media:481513 TOR MEASURING.pdf|481513 TOR Measuring]]

== System Flow Diagrams ==
[[Media:481600.pdf|481600 System Flow APU102 LVD2000C Frauscher Loop]]

[[Media:481601.pdf|481601 System Flow APU102 LVD2000C Frauscher Z3 Plus]]

[[Media:481602.pdf|481602 System Flow APU102 LVD2000C Frauscher Banner]]

[[Media:481606.pdf|481606 SLU & SMU MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481607.pdf|481607 SLH MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481608.pdf|481608 SUU MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481609.pdf|481609 SLR MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481610.pdf|481610 SMR MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481611.pdf|481611 SHR MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481612.pdf|481612 SLN MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481613.pdf|481613 SMN MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481614.pdf|481614 SHN MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481615.pdf|481615 System Flow Double Track APU and Network Communication]]

[[Media:481616.pdf|481616 Site Configuration Chart]]

== Manual Diagrams ==
[[Media:481700.pdf|481700 PSU Voltage & Fuses]]

== Cinq Edge Diagrams ==
[[Media:481000.pdf|481000 Cinq Edge Solar Install Guide]]

[[Media:481403.pdf|481403 Cinq Edge Solar Crate Disassembly]]

[[Media:481514.pdf|481514 Cinq Edge Grounding Install]]

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== Summary ==
Cinq Edge Summary Install

Technical Reference Drawings

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Technical Reference Drawings

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== Wiring ==
[[Media:481200.pdf|481200 Double Track AEI Communications]]

[[Media:481201.pdf|481201 Multitrack Network Optical Fiber]]

[[Media:481202.pdf|481202 Multitrack Network Cellular Modem]]

== Parameter Reference ==
[[Media:481300.pdf|481300 Acquisition ITC1 Parameters]]

[[Media:481301.pdf|481301 Wheel Sensor Orientation Parameters]]

== Field Installation ==
[[Media:481500.pdf|481500 Grounding Install]]

[[Media:481501.pdf|481501 Loop Mounting Install]]

[[Media:481503.pdf|481503 Network Comm Install]]

[[Media:481504.pdf|481504 Mini Panel Install]]

[[Media:481505.pdf|481505 Loop Presence Field Install]]

[[Media:481506.pdf|481506 Rohn Tower Install]]

[[Media:481507.pdf|481507 Low Profile Banner Install]]

[[Media:481508.pdf|481508 Banner Presence Field Install]]

[[Media:481509.pdf|481509 Parapanel Field Install]]

[[Media:481510.pdf|481510 Flat Panel Install]]

[[Media:481511.pdf|481511 J-Box Install]]

[[Media:481512.pdf|481512 Track Circuit Presence Field Install]]

[[Media:481513.pdf|481513 TOR Measuring]]

== System Flow Diagrams ==
[[Media:481600.pdf|481600 System Flow APU102 LVD2000C Frauscher Loop]]

[[Media:481601.pdf|481601 System Flow APU102 LVD2000C Frauscher Z3 Plus]]

[[Media:481602.pdf|481602 System Flow APU102 LVD2000C Frauscher Banner]]

[[Media:481606.pdf|481606 SLU & SMU MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481607.pdf|481607 SLH MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481608.pdf|481608 SUU MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481609.pdf|481609 SLR MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481610.pdf|481610 SMR MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481611.pdf|481611 SHR MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481612.pdf|481612 SLN MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481613.pdf|481613 SMN MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481614.pdf|481614 SHN MPRX and RF Wiring]]

[[Media:481615.pdf|481615 System Flow Double Track APU and Network Communication]]

[[Media:481616.pdf|481616 Site Configuration Chart]]

== Manual Diagrams ==
[[Media:481700.pdf|481700 PSU Voltage & Fuses]]

File:481513 TOR MEASURING.pdf

2026-08-14T16:21:56Z

JWinkelmann: TOR MEASURING

== Summary ==
TOR MEASURING

File:481507.pdf

2026-08-14T15:59:36Z

JWinkelmann: JWinkelmann uploaded a new version of File:481507.pdf

== Summary ==
LOW PROFILE BANNER INSTALL

File:481700.pdf

2026-07-30T19:34:29Z

JWinkelmann: PSU VOLTAGE & FUSES

== Summary ==
PSU VOLTAGE & FUSES

File:481616.pdf

2026-07-30T19:34:11Z

JWinkelmann: SITE CONFIGURATION CHART

== Summary ==
SITE CONFIGURATION CHART

File:481615.pdf

2026-07-30T19:33:54Z

JWinkelmann: SYSTEM FLOW_DOUBLE TRACK APU AND NETWORK COMMUNICATION

== Summary ==
SYSTEM FLOW_DOUBLE TRACK APU AND NETWORK COMMUNICATION

File:481614.pdf

2026-07-30T19:33:38Z

JWinkelmann: SHN MPRX AND RF WIRING

== Summary ==
SHN MPRX AND RF WIRING

File:481613.pdf

2026-07-30T19:33:22Z

JWinkelmann: SMN MPRX AND RF WIRING

== Summary ==
SMN MPRX AND RF WIRING

File:481612.pdf

2026-07-30T19:33:03Z

JWinkelmann: SLN MPRX AND RF WIRING

== Summary ==
SLN MPRX AND RF WIRING

File:481611.pdf

2026-07-30T19:32:47Z

JWinkelmann: SHR MPRX AND RF WIRING

== Summary ==
SHR MPRX AND RF WIRING

File:481610.pdf

2026-07-30T19:32:28Z

JWinkelmann: SMR MPRX AND RF WIRING

== Summary ==
SMR MPRX AND RF WIRING

File:481609.pdf

2026-07-30T19:32:12Z

JWinkelmann: SLR MPRX AND RF WIRING

== Summary ==
SLR MPRX AND RF WIRING

File:481608.pdf

2026-07-30T19:31:56Z

JWinkelmann: SUU MPRX AND RF WIRING

== Summary ==
SUU MPRX AND RF WIRING

File:481607.pdf

2026-07-30T19:31:37Z

JWinkelmann: SLH MPRX AND RF WIRING

== Summary ==
SLH MPRX AND RF WIRING

File:481606.pdf

2026-07-30T19:31:21Z

JWinkelmann: SLU SMU MPRX AND RF WIRING

== Summary ==
SLU SMU MPRX AND RF WIRING

File:481602.pdf

2026-07-30T19:31:01Z

JWinkelmann: SYSTEM FLOW_APU102 LVD2000C FRAUSCHER BANNER

== Summary ==
SYSTEM FLOW_APU102 LVD2000C FRAUSCHER BANNER

File:481601.pdf

2026-07-30T19:30:45Z

JWinkelmann: SYSTEM FLOW_APU102 LVD2000C FRAUSCHER Z3 PLUS

== Summary ==
SYSTEM FLOW_APU102 LVD2000C FRAUSCHER Z3 PLUS

File:481600.pdf

2026-07-30T19:30:27Z

JWinkelmann: SYSTEM FLOW_APU102 LVD2000C FRAUSCHER LOOP

== Summary ==
SYSTEM FLOW_APU102 LVD2000C FRAUSCHER LOOP

File:481512.pdf

2026-07-30T19:29:51Z

JWinkelmann: TRACK CIRCUIT PRESENCE FIELD INSTALL

== Summary ==
TRACK CIRCUIT PRESENCE FIELD INSTALL

File:481511.pdf

2026-07-30T19:29:36Z

JWinkelmann: JBOX INSTALL

== Summary ==
JBOX INSTALL

File:481510.pdf

2026-07-30T19:29:20Z

JWinkelmann: FLAT PANEL INSTALL

== Summary ==
FLAT PANEL INSTALL

File:481509.pdf

2026-07-30T19:29:01Z

JWinkelmann: PARAPANEL FIELD INSTALL

== Summary ==
PARAPANEL FIELD INSTALL

File:481508.pdf

2026-07-30T19:28:45Z

JWinkelmann: BANNER PRESENCE FIELD INSTALL

== Summary ==
BANNER PRESENCE FIELD INSTALL

File:481507.pdf

2026-07-30T19:28:27Z

JWinkelmann: LOW PROFILE BANNER INSTALL

== Summary ==
LOW PROFILE BANNER INSTALL

File:481506.pdf

2026-07-30T19:28:09Z

JWinkelmann: ROHN TOWER INSTALL

== Summary ==
ROHN TOWER INSTALL

File:481505.pdf

2026-07-30T19:27:35Z

JWinkelmann: LOOP PRESENCE FIELD INSTALL

== Summary ==
LOOP PRESENCE FIELD INSTALL

File:481504.pdf

2026-07-30T19:27:15Z

JWinkelmann: MINI PANEL INSTALL

== Summary ==
MINI PANEL INSTALL

File:481301.pdf

2026-07-30T19:26:51Z

JWinkelmann: WHEEL SENSOR ORIENTATION PARAMETERS

== Summary ==
WHEEL SENSOR ORIENTATION PARAMETERS

File:481300.pdf

2026-07-30T19:26:31Z

JWinkelmann: ACQUISITION ITC1 PARAMETERS

== Summary ==
ACQUISITION ITC1 PARAMETERS

File:481202.pdf

2026-07-30T19:26:09Z

JWinkelmann: MULTITRACK NETWORK CELLULAR MODEM

== Summary ==
MULTITRACK NETWORK CELLULAR MODEM

File:481201.pdf

2026-07-30T19:25:54Z

JWinkelmann: MULTITRACK NETWORK OPTICAL FIBER

== Summary ==
MULTITRACK NETWORK OPTICAL FIBER