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DIGITAL ACOUSTIC

PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL

2000
ANDROID-APP
MANUAL
VERSION 2.9

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Prisma Suppor

1
INDEX
Index..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2
General description...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
Installation of app for Android............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4
Choose your unit......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
User interface.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
User interface.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Programming.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Configuration.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Phases.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Locating sound......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Buttons.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Settings for direct or extended push.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
Red Phase.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
Sound change..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
Internal/External loudspeaker.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
Voice messages....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14
Voice messages.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15
Wires....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
Lights.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
Relays................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
Vibrator........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
RFID.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
Error detection describtion...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20
Error detection main menu..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
Error detection menu mic.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
Error detection relay signalling..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
Presence detection.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................24
Touchless demand........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................24
System parameters.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................26
Sound - Record and upload sound/audio files..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................28
Transferring via USB, NFC or Bluetooth.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................29
USB communication................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................29
NFC and Bluetooth communication.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30
Communication....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................31
File transfer........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................31
Factory settings.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................32
Show Prisma Daps information.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................33

CUSTOMER SUPPORT
+46 504 400 40
[email protected]

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Prisma Daps 2000 is one of the world’s most developed pedestrian signals.
Quality by Design, excellent performance and well adjusted functions are
included in the price.
Prisma Daps 2000 has a new base platform with intelligent electrical design
and modular interface for good matching to different traffic controllers world
wide. It has bigger flexibility and more functions such as improved sound
settings, higher and brighter LED light ring, advanced radio frequency
identification, smart ambient noise control, up to 3 wires for communication
and a more powerful vibrator. Prisma Daps 2000•L could also be provided with
Detect – sensor technology and presence detection. Settings installed through
a user friendly Android App transferred via Bluetooth, NFC or USB.
Two different versions, Large and Medium, makes it easy to find the correct
model according to required functionality. All products from PrismaTibro
Sweden are delivered programmed from factory according to your
requirements.

PROGRAMMING
Prisma Daps 2000 is programmed from the Android App: Prisma Daps.
Choose your unit - Set your functions - Transfer settings and files.

FIRMWARE
Prisma Daps 2000-series must have firmware 2.9.0.0 or higher to use
a configuration file created by App 2.9.
Please see compatibility information on page 6.

PRISMA DAPS 2000•L

Is equipped with NFC antenna in the top cover (until May 2022) or Bluetooth
(from June 2022) for wireless communication without opening the Prisma Daps
unit. You can also use the USB-port which is placed behind the LED in front.

PRISMA DAPS 2000•M

Is equipped with USB-port behind the LED in front.

ANDROID DEVICE
Minimum requirements: Android 7 or above.
For NFC communication an Android 7-10 device with NFC Beam is required.

DISPLAY RECOMMENDATIONS
5.1” display with 1920x1080 pixels (FHD) or higher.

NOTE
From Android 10 and later, Google has officially removed support for file
transfer between NFC peers (Android Beam).
This impacts transfer of configuration files, firmware and audio files from
Prisma Daps App to Prisma Daps.
Some vendors of Android devices might have support for NFC file
transfer in Android 10, but none have in Android 11.
We recommend using Android 9 for full NFC functionality.
Programming for Prisma Daps 2000 is NOT backward compatible to
previous series Prisma Daps 1000 or Prisma Daps TS-900.

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INSTALLATION ANDROID APP
Android app provided by PrismaTibro, Sweden – not
available in Google Play Store.
Request Android-app at prismatibro.se Click the address!

NEW INSTALLATION
1. Download the installation file from the link
PrismaDaps2App-2.9.0.0.apk
This is app installation package containing
Prisma Daps firmware and release notes.

2. Open the PrismaDaps2App-2.9.0.0.apk for installation

In settings/security ”Allow Unknown sources” shall be enabled
to allow installation of the App.
Prisma Daps firmware is included in the App installation package
and will automatically be installed in the /Prisma/app folder on
your Android device.
It is available for upload to Prisma Daps from the App Com/Export
menus.
Release Notes will be installed in the /Prisma/releasenotes
folder on your Android device.
The folder /Prisma/audio contains all standard PrismaTibro
soundfiles. Customer specific sound files must be copied
manually to this folder to be used in the App.

UPGRADE TO LATEST VERSION

1. Download the installation package
PrismaDaps2App-2.9.0.0.apk from the link in e-mail.
The installation package includes Prisma Daps firmware and
release notes.

2. Uninstall the old version of the application

Previous configurations and sound files will not be deleted.

3. Start file manager

Find PrismaDaps2App-2.9.0.0.apk
Open the file for installation.
Prisma Daps firmware is included in the App installation package and will automatically be installed in the
/Prisma/app folder on your Android device.
It is available for upload to Prisma Daps from the App Com/Export menus.
Release Notes will be installed in the /Prisma/releasenotes folder on your Android device.

NOTE
When starting the App for the first time, permissions for storage and
location (for bluetooth functionality) needs to be granted. It may look
a little differently depending on your device and Android version.

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CHOOSE YOUR UNIT
Prisma Daps 2000•L or Prisma Daps 2000•M
The labeling on both the electronic module as well as the backside of
the Prisma Daps housing gives you information about the model you
have.

NOTE!
When you open up the app you will, for a few seconds, see which
version of the application you currently have, on the bottom of the
screen.

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USER INTERFACE
MENU
Help In near future the manual is
found here.

Save Save the file you are

working with.

Save as Save as:

”filename of your choice”

Current file Shows the name of the file you

You are working on right now.

App Version App version currently running on the

Android device.

App Build Time Date and time when the App was created.

Compatible Prisma Daps firmware version that is compatible

Prisma Daps with this App version.
Firmware Prisma Daps must have this firmware version
installed before a configuration created with
this App version is uploaded to Prisma Daps.

Compatible PR firmware version that is compatible with

PR Firmware this App version.

Android Release Android version running on this device.

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USER INTERFACE
EXIT
Exit the application.
You get the choice to save
changes: YES or NO.

Chosen
Your chosen alternative is always blue

and the non chosen is gray

More information
Click this symbol to retrieve more information

Current configuration
Always shown in the header.

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PROGRAMMING
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO?
1. Start a New Configuration

2. Copy an Existing Configuration

If you want to start with the standard settings from
Sweden you find Sweden_date.txt under ”Select a File”.

3. Edit an Existing Configuration

This option is only available when you have configurations saved.
Grey = Not available

4. Communicate with NFC

Enter your 4-digit pin code.
Put the android device on the top cover of Prisma Daps to log in.
For instructions see page 30.

5. Communicate with BLE (Bluetooth)

Enter your 4-digit pin code and press Log In to
proceed to scanning page.
For instructions see page 30.

6. Export to USB
Connect the USB memory into your android device.
For instructions see page 29.

Regardless of choosing 1, 2 or 3, the configuration menu will

look the same.

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CONFIGURATION
This is where you set all functions. You can easily find them
divided into chapters.
Name of the configuration file is shown in the header.

CONFIGURATION MENU
Prisma Daps 2000•L at the right,
Prisma Daps 2000•M below.

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CONFIGURATION
PHASES
Activate the phases that are being used in actual intersection
• RED Phase
• GREEN Phase
• Flashing RED Phase
• Flashing GREEN Phase
• YELLOW Phase

Incorrect settings for sound and pulse frequency

on red and green phase can put lives at risk.
Please check your settings very
carefully so they are correct.

BUTTON ACTIVATION
When a phase is entered, a virtual button can be activated.
The function should be configured under ”Buttons”.

LOCATING SOUND FADE OUT

• The volume of the locating sound could be ramped down at the end of
phases. Fade Out setting is set as a value in %.
The value 10% means that the volume starts to be ramped down when
10% of the estimated phase length remains.
The fade out function is only applicable in installations where the length
of phases is controlled by a fixed timer and not by a traffic controller
which is the normal case.
This setting is only visible if Sound Fade Out is enabled in System
Parameters.

LOCATING SOUND OFFSET

• As a help for visually impaired persons to localize the direction, the tick
sound could be played with a certain time offset for Prisma Daps units
so that the tick sound is no longer synchronized between all Prisma
Daps units in an intersection.

LOUDSPEAKER SETTINGS
Each phase has to be individually set for internal
and external loudspeaker with these settings
• Sound type (16 standard sounds and your own
uploaded/recorded sounds)
• Puls rate 30-750 pulses per minute.
• Min and Max volume, 0-90dB SPL.
• Noise control ON/OFF and Noise control level

To make sure the locating sound is audible for the pedestrians

you have to choose how much louder it should be than the
ambient noise.
It can be adjustable in steps of 1 dB over ambient
noise, from -15dB to +15dB .
Note that min and max volume will keep the sound
with in the limits if the ambient noise is too loud.

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CONFIGURATION
VOICE MESSAGE
• When a Voice Message is being played the sound will normally
be mixed with the locating sound. If this is not wanted the
Muted By Voice Message could be checked. The locating sound
will then be muted as long as any voice message is being played.

BUTTONS
There are 10 available buttons that
can be used both regularly and virtually
Push buttons can activate several functions, such as notification sound
and light, spoken messages, adjust sound volume, extended green time
or relay control.
These functions can be activated immediately at push, and/or at an
extended push “hold” of 2 seconds.

You can adjust the ”hold” time under the chapter ”System Parameters”.
All demand tones can be set for internal- or/and external loudspeaker.

Button 1 is normally the push front.

Button 2 is normally the vibrator plate with push button, on the

bottom lid.

Button Event Mode This is a setting used to define if the button is

regarded as activated when it is pressed or released.

Direct push
Generally activated in 0.5 second.
Adjustable in ”System Parameters”.

Extended Push
Activated by a push which is longer than the time for ”Direct Push”.

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CONFIGURATION
BUTTONS
SETTINGS FOR DIRECT OR EXTENDED PUSH
• Demand tone
The instant confirmation of your push.
Choose from all sounds in the sound library.
PrismaTibro recommend Demand tone: Prisma_Sound_15.wav
• Ambient Noise control ON/OFF
• Noise control level
You choose sound level in relation to the ambient noise level.
Can be set from -15dB under to +15dB over the ambient noise level
in steps of 1 dB .
Note that min and max volume will keep the demand tone
within the limits of your choice.
• Min volume/Max volume
The min and max limits of the demand tone.
• Demand Vibration
On demand the vibrator could be activated for 1-3 seconds.
The demand vibration has higher priority than the function
”Vibrator ->Temporary activation from Buttons”.

DISABLE FROM WIRES

• When you want the push function disabled when wire 1, 2 or 3 is active.

RED PHASE
• Enable on actual phases.
• Lights - set the functions of the lights.
• Relay 1 and 2 - activate a relay signal to the controller and
select how long the relay shall be closed.
• Activation of Flag 1 and Flag 2.
Flags 1 and 2 - memory cells that could be activated by a button
push.
A flag can then activate a Voice Message or Sound Change.

SOUND CHANGE DURING PHASES

VOICE MESSAGE DURING PHASES
Continued on next page.

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CONFIGURATION
BUTTONS SOUND CHANGE
This can be used for example during night mode if you want an
increased sound, or sound at direct push even when all other sounds
still are in night mode.
Locating sound
• Always when button is active
• Until next phase shift
• Until next red phase
• Until next green phase
• Until next shift to same phase
• Until secound shift to same phase
• Until third shift to same phase
• Sound change priority higher than wire 1, 2 or 3
(Wire 1 is night option)

LOCATING SOUND
INTERNAL/EXTERNAL
LOUDSPEAKER
Copy from Phases
Use this when you want to get your basic sounds that has already
been programmed in Phases.
Then you can make changes.
Each phase has to be individually set for internal and external
loudspeaker with these settings:
• Sound type
• Puls rate 30-750 pulses per minute.
• Min and Max volume, 0-90dB SPL.
• Noise control ON/OFF and ambient noise control level
Choose sound level in relation to the ambient noise level.
Can be set from -15dB under to +15dB over the ambient noise
level in steps of 1 dB.

LOCATING SOUND, SOUND CHANGE

CONTROLLED BY WIRES/FLAGS
If the user wants to set the different button sound change when a
wire is active, this can be achieved by enabling wire 1-3.
Then specific settings could be made for each wire.
This is useful for example if wire 1 is used as night option signal
and you have button sound change but with a lower sound level
than during the day.
• Sound Changes could also be controlled by flags.

NOTE
Your min and max volume will keep the sound in its limits
if the ambient noise is too loud.

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CONFIGURATION
BUTTONS VOICE MESSAGE
When a button is activated by Direct Push or Extended Push a voice
message could be played.
External wires 1-3 or flags 1-2 could be used to control the voice
message behavior.

Disabled - If a wire is active already when a button is pressed, no voice

message will be played.

Termination - If a button is pressed and a voice message is being

played and then a wire goes active, the voice message could be
terminated on the next phase changes.

Muting - If a button is pressed and a voice message is being played and

then a wire goes active, the voice message could be muted as long as
the wire is active..

Voice Message audio file and sound setting could be set for each
phase. It is possible for each phase to have separate voice message
sound settings depending on if different wires and flags are active.

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CONFIGURATION
VOICE MESSAGES
For each phase a specific voice meassage sound could be configured.
Set the a phase, for example
• RED PHASE, to ON and tap the row to open the RED PHASE settings.

The standard sound settings for internal and external loudspeaker are
made here and these will normally be used when the button is activated.
However, it is possible to have different sound settings that will be used
if a wire or flag is active when the button is pressed. If you want to have
a different sound settings if wire 2 is active, set wire 2 to ON, tap the
row and continue with wire 2 sound settings.
Wire 1 has highest priority and Flag 2 has lowest priority.

• Repetition Period could be set to play a voice message on an interval

for example 20s. The value 0 means no repetition.

NOTE
• The wire controlling voice message has higher
priority than direct push.

• If you have recorded a new or uploaded a voice message

Settings for Direct or Extended push controlled by Wires
this file has to be separately sent to all Prisma Daps 2000•L units.
See instruction under chapter Communication and Send files.

Settings for Direct or Extended push controlled by Button

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CONFIGURATION
WIRES
Wire 1 normally used for night option
Wire 2 normally used for wait signal
Wire 3 extra input

INVERSE LOGIC
The wire inputs could be set to use inverse logic.

WIRE DELAY
• A delayed activation and/or deactivation for wire inputs can be selected.
The setting “Delay Mode” defines if delay is configured in time units
or as events like phase changes (a duration is set).

BUTTONS
Activation of button from wire OFF/ON
• Activated as button (1-10)
• Activated as push - Direct push/Extended push/Wire controlled Use
Use ”Activation of Button” when you want an extended function.
Can then be configured as a button in the Buttons menu.
For example special functions for sound, lights, relay and more.

FLAGS
• A wire could activate Flags.

LIGHTS CONTROL
• Light 1: LED in front
• Light 2: LED light ring

LIGHTS EMISSION
• Light 1: LED in front
• Light 2: LED light ring
• Wire controlled light emission.
Light intensity can be controlled by wires.

SOUND CHANGE
• Sound change during Phase
Activate Sound Change when you want a different volume or
sound as night option. You program actual phases separately
for internal and or external loudspeaker.

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CONFIGURATION
LIGHTS
Light 1 - LED in front
Light 2 - LED light ring

OFF•ON•FLASHING
Mode When you want the LED in front or
LED light ring to lit up continuously
during active phases.

Controlled by wire Choose a wire to control the

light - wire 1, 2 or 3.
(Can not be used in combination with
”Always on”)

Light emission Choose how bright the light shall lit - from
0-100%

The max value that could be set for emission

of Light 2 is defined by a setting in
System Parameters.
A light could be set to OFF, ON or FLASHING.
If FLASHING is selected, the period is set in
the System Parameters menu.

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CONFIGURATION
RELAYS
It is possible to have Inverse logic at relay 1 and 2.
OFF: Normally open (NO)
ON: Normally closed (NC)

VIBRATOR
This menu only exists for Prisma Daps 2000•L
The vibrator is individually set for all phases,
Pulse Rate Mode
The vibrator pulses could either follow the localization
sound or to be activated at a fixed rate.
The fixed pulse rate range is 30-600 ppm.
Vibrator activation
The vibrator could be activated in three ways.
Always Activated, Always Activated (Mutable By Wire) or Temporarily
Activated By Button.
If Temporarily Activated By Button is selected, a setting in System
Parameters defines if a Direct Push or Extende Push shall activate the
vibrator.
• Choose Follow sound Pulse or Fixed Pulse Rate.
• You can have the vibration always ON/OFF or
Mutable by wire 1, 2 or 3.
• A temporary activation from button 1-10.

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CONFIGURATION
RFID
This menu is only applicable for Prisma Daps 2000•L-series
equipped with NFC antenna in the top cover and manufactured
until May 2022.
It is easy to add RFID tags and start using it.
It is possible to configure up to 16 different tag groups for different
functions or geographical areas separated with a code consisting
of up to 10 digits.
Each group can have numerous of tags with the same code.

You have to enable each group and direct to a virtual

button (Button 3-10).
If you have many groups you can direct
them to different buttons and have different functions or messages.
The functions for actual buttons are configured in the menu Buttons.

NOTE
RFID for Prisma Daps 2000•L is high frequency and not backward
compatible to previous series Prisma Daps 1000 or Prisma Daps TS-900
which used with low frequency RFID.
That’s why to match both Prisma Daps 1000 and Prisma Daps 2000•L,
RFID combi-tag can be selected which is a combination of both high
and low frequencies.

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ERROR DETECTION
DESCRIPTION
Prisma Daps 2000 is able to detect internal errors and report
them to the traffic controller.
The following components can be monitored:
• Microphone
• Loudspeaker
• Vibrator
• Watchdog
• Mother Board Supply
• Relay 1
• Relay 2
• NFC
• Push Front
• Red and Green lamp always ON
• Red and Green lamp always OFF
• Presence Sensor
• Sound Amplifier
• Sound File
• Configuration
• External Module 1
• External Module 2
An error may also be indicated locally on the Prisma Daps by
turning the red error LED on or flashing.

NOTE
Recommended: Minimum 8-wires cable.

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ERROR DETECTION
MAIN MENU
Microphone
The microphone is used for the ambient noise control.
If no sound is registered by the microphone when the loudspeaker or
vibrator is activated, the microphone is out of order.
Loudspeaker
A test of the loudspeaker is performed every 10 minutes.
Vibrator
A test of the vibrator is performed every 30 minutes.
Watchdog
If Watchdog error detection is enabled, relay 2 will be constantly active.
If Prisma Daps firmware fails, relay 2 is deactivated.
This would be detected by the traffic controller.
Mother Board Supply
24V and 5V supply are monitored.
The valid range for 24V supply is 14.0-25.5V
The valid range for 5V supply is 4.75-5.25V
Relay 1 and Relay 2
In order to detect a relay failure, the relay output must be connected
to a wire input.
Relay 1 output shall be connected to wire 2 and Relay 2 to wire 3.
Test is performed when relay is activated during normal operation.
NFC
When NFC communication is initiated, it must succeed within 5 sec,
otherwise it is regarded as an internal NFC error.
Push Front
If there is a shortcircui or breakage in the push front sensor or cable,
this can be detected and reported as an error.

RED AND GREEN LAMPS ALWAYS ON/OFF

Monitoring of traffic lights
Two error situations are monitored “Red and Green lamps always ON”
(cable short circuit) and “Red and Green lamps always OFF” (cable
breakage).
Report only on Green Phase
All component errors could be selected to be reported only on Green
Phase (once or periodically according to the chosen Report frequency).
This enables a certain relay output to be used both for demand
signaling (on red phase) and error reporting (on green phase).

Presence Sensor
If there is a problem in the communication with the presence
sensor(s), an error will be activated.
Sound Amplifier
If the sound amplifier chip activates its FAULT signal, an error is
activated. The reason could be that the sound volume is too high
or that a DC level is detected.
Sound File
If a sound file is referenced to in the configuration and the sound is to be played, an error is activated in the following cases.
The sound file is not exiting on Daps file system or the sampling rate or sampling depth is incorrect, Correct sampling rate is
22050 Hz and sampling depth is 8 or 16 bits.
Configuration
If the configuration would become corrupt this will be detected as a
checksum mismatch and an error will be activated.
External Module 1 (Presence detection and bluetooth card)
The external module 1 is connected to Prisma Daps mother board via a serial communication link.
If the external module fails to respond to messages from Prisma Daps, an error is indicated.
External Module 2
The external module 2 is connected to Prisma Daps mother board via a serial communication link.
If the external module fails to respond to messages from Prisma Daps, an error is indicated.

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ERROR DETECTION
MENU MIC
When an error is detected, this may be reported to the traffic
controller by sending pulses on relay output 1 and/or 2.
It is also possible to indicate an error on the local Prisma Daps unit by
activating the red Error LED.

NOTE
The Watchdog error detection is different from the other components.
As long as the Prisma Daps software application is working as
expected, relay 2 is active but if a software malfunction is
detected relay 2 will go inactive.
This malfunction could then be detected by the traffic controller.

Relay 1/2
When signaling an error by sending pulses on a relay output, the
user can setup properties for the pulse train.
These properties are:
• No Of Pulses
Number of pulses that should be created for the selected
error (i.e. Mic).
• Pulse Time On
The time of the high period of each pulse in milliseconds.
• Pulse Time Off
The time of the low period of each pulse in milliseconds.
• Report Frequency
When an error is detected it could be reported periodically with an
interval that is set as a number of reports per 24 hours.
The value 0 means that an error is only reported ones.

Error LED
When an error is detected, this may be indicated by turning the
Prisma Daps Error LED on or flashing.

Mute Sound
When an error is detected, the locating sound and vibrator can be
turned off.

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ERROR DETECTION
RELAY SIGNALLING
How errors are signaled on relay outputs
There are several factors that determines the state of relay 1 and 2 outputs.
• Direct or inverse logic of relay outputs
• A pulse train will always be started and ended with a TOFF half period.
• If several errors which use the same relay(s) for reporting are present
simultaneously, the first error that was detected will be signaled first
and the other errors will be queued and reported afterwards.
• If an error should report on both relay 1 and 2, signaling on the relays will
start synchronously.
• If Watchdog error detection is selected, relay 2 is constantly on (independent
of direct/inversed logic) during normal operation if no error is present.
• As long as an error is present it will be reported with the selected report frequency and the
same pulse train will repeatedly be signaled on the relay(s).

PULSE DIAGRAM – EXAMPLE

No signal TOFF TON TOFF TON TOFF No signal

Normal

Inverted

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PRESENCE DETECTION
TOUCHLESS DEMAND
Create Virtual Button
If ON, a button will be activated when putting the hand near to
Prisma Daps front.
Activated as button – The number of the button being created.
Activated as push – Direct or Extended Push.
Touchless Sensor – Could be set to 1 or 2. The value 1 refers to a sensor
which is directed out from the front. The value 2 refers to a sensor
directed out from the left or right side.
Near Activation Radius – The touchless range near limit.
Far Activation Radius. The touchless range far limit.
Activation Time – A virtual button could be created if presence is
detected within Near Activation Radius and Far Activation Radius during

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this time.
S1 Activation Threshold. TBD.
S1 Activation Pos Hysteresis. TBD.
Set by PrismaTibro only.
S1 Activation Neg Hysteresis. TBD.
S1 Base Level History. TBD.

Automatic Demand Cancellation

When this function is active Prisma Daps will monitor if a person is still
present after making a demand. If the person is no longer present a
notification message could be played and the front light could be set
to for example flashing. If presence is detected again the demand will
remain. Otherwise a cancellation signal will be sent to other Prisma
Daps units in the same group and to the traffic controller.

Local Demand Input

This input is expected to go active when a demand is made on this
Prisma Daps unit.
Normally this is Flag 1 or 2 which is activated by the Button
associated with the push front and/or the touchless sensor.

Local Signal Mode

Local demand signal mode pulse/level.
This is the mode this Prisma Daps uses for signaling demand to the
remote Prisma Daps.
Signal mode Pulse: On local demand, this Daps will typically
signal a 1 s pulse on the Local Demand Output.
Signal mode Level: On local demand, the Local Demand Output is
set active.

Local Demand Output

This output is used when issuing a demand by this Prisma Daps unit.

Remote Demand Input

This input is used to receive a demand signal from a remote Prisma Daps unit.

Remote Signal Mode

Remote demand signal mode pulse/level. This is the mode the remote Prisma Daps uses for signaling demand.
Signal mode Pulse: On demand, a pulse of typically 1 s is is received on the Remote Demand Inout.
Signal mode Level: On remote demand, the Remote Demand Input will go active.

Demand Pulse Time

The time of a demand pulse that is used by all Prisma Daps units in the same group.

Demand Front Light

On demand, either locally or remote, front light could set to one of several modes, for example ON.

Demand Sensor Ring

On demand, either locally or remote, light ring could be set to one of several modes, for example ON.

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PRESENCE DETECTION
Detection Input
This is the source of the presence/no presence indication.

Detection Sensor
Could be set to 1 or 2. The value 1 refers to a sensor which is directed
out from the front. The value 2 refers to a sensor directed out from the
left or right side.

Far Detection Radius

This is the outer limit that is monitored for presence.

Detection Filter Time

If no detection is registered during this time period when in a
demand state, the person is regarded as absent and the
notification period starts.

Notification Time
During this time, notification by voice message and/or front
LEDs indication could be made. If the detection zone is not
re-entered, the demand will be canceled.

Notification Message
The voice message being played during the notification time.

Notification Front Light

Normally set to FLASHING to indicate that the demand will soon
be canceled unless the person re-enters the detection zone.

Notification Sensor Ring

Normally set to FLASHING to indicate that the demand will soon
be canceled unless the person re-enters the detection zone.

Local Cancellation Output

The selected output is used when this Prisma Daps unit is
signaling cancellation.

Signal Mode
Cancellation signal mode pulse/level. This is the mode this
Prisma Daps uses for signaling cancellation of a previously
made demand to the remote Prisma Daps.
Signal mode Pulse: On cancellation, this Prisma Daps will
typically signal a 0.8 s pulse on the Local Cancellation Output.
Signal mode Level:
On cancellation, the Local Cancellation Output is set inactive.

Remote Cancellation Input

This is the input where a remote cancellation signal will be received.

Cancellation Pulse Time

The time of a cancellation pulse that is used by all Prisma Daps units in the same group.

Cancellation Front Light

When cancelling a demand, the front light could set to one of several modes, for example Active OFF which will turn the light OFF.

Cancellation Sensor Ring

When cancelling a demand, the light ring can be set to one of several modes, for example Active OFF which will turn the light OFF.

Exceptions
When ON, presence will not be monitored if exception input is active during demand.
This could be used to help an impaired person using for example RFID tag or push function in to make a demand.

Exception Input
When this input is active, presence will not be monitored.

Exception Demand Pulse Time

The time of a extended demand pulse that is used by all Prisma Daps units in the same group.

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SYSTEM PARAMETERS
SEE AND SET SENSITIVITY
To make settings for internal loudspeaker and microphone,
log in at user level ”Admin” is required.
All other system parameters could be set as ”User”.

Prisma Daps 2000 is individually calibrated from factory.

Therefore PrismaTibro Sweden do not recommend any
changes in these parameters.

The first three parameter settings are internal system parameters

and can only be changed from factory.
External system parameters
for external loudspeaker and microphone. You will get information
from PrismaTibro Sweden on how to set those parameters when you
connect actual device.
Response time
How fast the Prisma Daps increases or decreases the compensating
volume. The response time range is between 0.1 and 5.0 seconds,
separately set for UP and DOWN response.
Dimming Threshold
If the red and green lamps are dimmed, for example during the night,
this can be detected and used as a signal to activate night option
functions such as lowering the sound. When the lamp voltage is
above/below the dimming threshold a virtual wire could be
activated/deactivated.
Full lamp voltage roughly corresponds to dimming level 42 and
190V roughly corresponds to dimming level 32.
Time of activation of button
This is where you choose the difference between direct push and
extended push in seconds.
This parameter is transferred and saved during ”file transfer” under
communication.
Vibrator
This setting defines if the vibrator should be activated on Direct Push
or Extended Push.
Light Flashing Period
This setting is used if a light idle state is set to FLASHING in Light menu.
Light 2 Emission Max Limit
This setting limits emission value that could be chosen in Lights menu
for Light 2.
Flashing Phase Start Level
This setting defines whether the flashing green/red phases start with
the lamp on (high) or lamp off (low).
Flashing Phase Half Period Timeout
This value should be set to at least 100 ms longer than the actual time
for a half period.
Sound Fade Out
If this setting is enabled, a Fade Out setting will become visible on the
Phases menu. The sound could be decreased gradually to zero at the
end of a phase.

How do I know the settings for the actual Prisma Daps 2000 unit?
Get factory settings from Prisma Daps. This is how you get the
information preset for internal and external loudspeaker and microphone.
For instructions see page 32.
”Send factory settings to Prisma Daps” has to be used to save
your changes in system parameters in actual Prisma Daps 2000 unit.
For instructions see page 32.

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SYSTEM PARAMETERS
Create Virtual Wire on Dimming
If enabled, a virtual wire will be activated when the lamp dimming
level is avbove the dimming threshold.
The current dimming level is displayed in Com->Show Daps
Information->Current Status menu.

Activated as Wire
The virtual wire to be activated when the dimming level is above
the dimming threshold.
The current dimming level is displayed in
Com->Show Daps Information->Current Status menu.

Presence Detection
When Presence Detection is active two functions are available, Automatic
Demand Cancellation and Touchless Demand. If Number of Sensors is set to 0,
Touchless Demand could not be used, Automatic Demand Cancellation could
still be used if Detection Input is set to any of the digital inputs.
If Sensor Type PR is selected, both Touchless Demand and Automatic Demand
Canncellation could be used using sensor measurement.
If Sensor Type ST IR is selected, only Touchless Demand could be used using
sensor measurement.

Number of Sensors
The number of sensors that the Prisma Daps unit is equipped with.

Sensor Type
Should be set to PR Sensor Type.

External Module 1/2

External Module 1/2 will be used for Touchless Demand and/or
Automatic Demand Cancellation if Module Type is PR and
Presence Detection is enabled and Sensor Type is PR Sensor Type.

Serial Comm Bitrate

The communication speed of the link between Prisma Daps mother
board and external module 1/2.

Serial Comm Resend Count

Prisma Daps has an internal serial communication link between
the main board and external module 1/2.
If there is a communication timeout, this value defines how many
times a message will be resent before the message is dropped.

Serial Comm Timeout

This value defines how long to wait for response before re-transmitting.

Serial Comm Error Reset

If this setting is enabled and there is a communication timeout and
max re-transmissions are done, the external module resets itself.

NFC Bitrate
This is the communication speed on the link between Prisma Daps
mother board and the NFC module.

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SOUND
This menu only exists for Prisma Daps 2000•L series

RECORD NEW SOUND FILE

Give your file a name and press ”Record”.
Record your audio and press ”Stop” when you are done.
You will receive a message telling you that the file has
been successfully saved.
The sound file is now saved in the prisma/audio folder.
Press ”Play” to listen to your new sound file.’’
When pressing the ”Play Sequence” button, the sound is
repeated with an interval of 1 second.
When pressed, the button the text is chages to ”Stop”.

UPLOAD EXISTING SOUND FILES

The requirement for a sound is 16bit, 22kHz, mono.
In file manager you place your sound file in the folder ”Audio”.
In the Application you find the uploaded file in your sound library.

MANAGE SOUND FILES

Here you can listen to and delete sounds in the sound library.

NOTE
If you have recorded or uploaded a sound file this file has to
be separately sent to all Prisma Daps.
The sound file is NOT included in the configuration file.

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TRANSFERRING VIA USB, NFC OR BLUETOOTH
When you are finished with all settings, it’s time to transfer them to Prisma Daps 2000•L or Prisma Daps 2000•M.
This can be done via USB memory (Prisma Daps 2000•M/L) or wirelessly using NFC or Bluetooth (Prisma Daps 2000•L).
The USB memory is an optional extra provided by PrismaTibro. A backup of existing customer files in the Prisma Daps can
be made by choosing both Send and Receive in the Export to USB menu.

USB COMMUNICATION
1. Finish your configuration file and save it. 7. Remove the top cover on the Prisma Daps unit.
Slide out the pushfront and LED protection lens to locate the
2. Connect the USB memory in to your Android device. the USB port.
Insert the USB memory.
3. In the ”Export to USB” menu, select Application file ”firmware”
or/and Audio file or/and Configuration file. Then choose ”Next”. 8. The LEDs will flash at least twice - and the transfer is complete.

4. Enter your 4-digit pin code and choose Export to USB. 9. An exception is when you are transferring firmware or sound files.
Then the LEDs will flash until the transfer is complete.
5. When the transfer is done you will receive a message: If the PIN code is incorrect the front LEDs will be off but the error
”Finish exporting. You may now remove the USB-memory”. LED will be on for 1 s.
If writing to the USB memory receive folder fails, the error LED
6. On the USB memory, a folder structure containing the file(s) to will flash two times.
send to the Prisma Daps unit is created as well as a receive folder to It might be because of an incompatible or defective memory key.
which certain existing Prisma Daps files will be copied. Try another memory key or choose ”Only Send”.
/Prisma/send/app/
If you selected an application file to export, this folder will contain
a firmware binary file for example Daps2Fw-2.9.0.0.bin. 10. Do not unplug the USB memory until the flashing has stopped.
If not, this folder is not created.
/Prisma/send/audio/
If you selected an audio file to export, this folder will contain an 11. If your Prisma Daps has a firmware version older than 2.9, the
audio file for example my_sound.wav. red Error front LED might lit up when you insert the USB memory.
If not, this folder is not created. The reason is that the configuration file that you have exported
/Prisma/send/config to the USB memory has parameters that is not recognized by
If you selected a configuration file to export, this folder will the old firmware currently installed in the Prisma Daps.
contain a configuration file for example my_configuration.txt. If your USB memory contains the new 2.9 firmware, the solution
If not, this folder is not created. is to first unplug the USB memory and then insert the USB
/Prisma/receive/ memory again.
This folder is created if Receive is selected in the USB export menu. If you have not exported the new 2.9 firmware to the
It will contain a backup of configuration file, customer sound files USB memory, please do that first and try again.
and error log.
/Prisma/DAPS2000.code
This file contains the Prisma Daps pin code and it will be verified to
be correct before any transfer to or from the Prisma Daps could be
performed.

NOTE
One short flash from the LEDs = Sending error
It is supposed to flash at least twice.
Large files can have an advantage to be transferred via USB memory.
Especially in surroundings with a lot of radio interference.

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TRANSFERRING VIA USB, NFC OR BLUETOOTH
NFC COMMUNICATION BLUETOOTH COMMUNICATION (BLE)
1. Enter your 4-digit pin code. 1. Enter your 4-digit PIN code and press Log In
2. Place the Android device on the Prisma Daps units top cover 2. Then you get a list of online Prisma Daps 2000•L nearby.
to log in. The nearest will have best signal strength (lowest number).
You have to connect the NFC antenna from the android with the 3. Select the Prisma Daps 2000•L on the list you want to access.
NFC antenna in the top cover. It can take some time to find where 4. Light ring on the selected Prisma Daps 2000•L will flash 5 times.
the antenna on your android is placed. 5. You will be led to a menu with four choices:
3. When there is a connection the screen will change and you have to File transfer, page 31
follow the advice ”Touch to beam” to continue. Factory settings, page 32
4. You will be led to a menu with three choices. Change Pin Code (PrismaTibro staff only)
• File transfer, page 31 Show Prisma Daps Information, page 33
• Factory settings, page 32
• Show Prisma Daps information, page 33

NOTE
Depending on your Android device it can be necessary to find the
exact spot where the NFC-antenna is placed to create the best
connection to Prisma Daps. Large files can have an advantage to
be transferred via USB memory. Especially in surroundings
with a lot of radio interference.

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COMMUNICATION
FILE TRANSFER NFC/BLUETOOTH
1. Choose a file type; Configuration, Sound, Firmware or
PR Firmware (bluetooth only)
2. Choose a transfer type
• Receive from Prisma Daps to your android
• Send from Android to Prisma Daps
3. Choose a file to upload
4a. NFC.
Place the Android device on Prisma Daps units top cover and
”Touch to beam”.
When the transfer is done you receive a message:
”The file has been uploaded”.
4b. Bluetooth.
Press Start to transfer the file.
A progress bar will show transfering status.

NOTE
Firmware updates are only done in rare instances and always with
guidance of Technical support from PrismaTibro..

Incorrect firmware can put

Prisma Daps out of order.

NFC BLUETOOTH

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FACTORY SETTINGS
This is where you receive actual settings, system parameters,
and where you send settings to a Prisma Daps unit.

Prisma Daps 2000 are individually calibrated from factory.

Therefore PrismaTibro do not recommend any changes
in system parameters/factory settings.

SEND FACTORY SETTINGS RECEIVE FACTORY SETTINGS

NFC NFC
Select ”Send factory settings to Prisma Daps” and put your Android Select ”Receive factory settings from Prisma Daps” and put your
device onto the Prisma Daps. Android device onto the Prisma Daps.
Bluetooth Bluetooth
Select ”Send to device” and press Start. Select ”Receive from deivce” and press Start.
Settings for internal speaker and microphone are only changeble
in the factory and will not be send to the Prisma Daps.

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PRISMA DAPS INFORMATION
This is where you get information about actual Prisma Daps unit. Sound Files
• Here you can see a list of sound files installed.
Bluetooth: Press ”Receive sound file list” to get file list.
NFC: Place the Android device onto the Prisma Daps file list.
All soundfiles can be downloaded separately to the Android device.
Customer specific sound files can be deleted in the Prisma Daps
but built-in factory sounds cannot.

Prisma Daps Information

• Shows configuration file, Prisma Daps firmware and external
module firmware (Detect, Bluetooth) currently installed.
Bluetooth: Information will automatically show up.
NFC: Place the Android unit onto the Prisma Daps to get the
information.

Current Status
• Here you can se live data from the Prisma Daps.
This includes input/output levels, noise/voltage measurements
and error status from error detection components.
Bluetooth: Information will automatically show up.
NFC: Place the Android device onto the Prisma Daps to get
the information.

Error Log
• Here you can see and eventuelly download/clear the log file of
the Prisma Daps.
Bluetooth: Press Start to watch logfile.
NFC: Place the Android device onto the Prisma Daps to get
the information.

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THEREFORE PRISMATIBRO
QUALITY & SERVICE WARRANTY 5 YEARS GLOBAL AND LOCAL
Aluminum housing, top and Buying products from PrismaTibro Our pedestrian signals can be linked
bottomlids in polyamide, a front is a safe investment. They will work up to almost any traffic control system.
with no moving parts. day in and day out, year after year. They are equipped with different
Prisma Daps Pedestrian Signals software settings depending on the
are vandal proof. local requirements.
A monitoring system continuously
measures the currents of green and 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
red phases – walk or don’t walk – in
PrismaTibro has nearly three decades of experience in developing and
order to guarantee the safety of the
manufacturing unique, high quality products with advanced and reliable technology.
pedestrian.
Part of Addtech-group since July 2018.
Our pedestrian signals will never
Certified for ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 to ensure high quality products, services and
sound green during red phase.
customer support.
Our four product areas are pedestrian signals, deflection indicators,
push buttons and led street lights.
CSR, corporate social responsibility: As a company, we want to reach out and
help the people in Sweden and around the world with the love of God.
We support different projects that helps children by building new schools,
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PRISMA DAPS 2000•L

PRISMA DAPS 2000•M

2. Open the PrismaDaps2App-2.9.0.0.apk for installation

UPGRADE TO LATEST VERSION

2. Uninstall the old version of the application

3. Start file manager

Save Save the file you are

Save as Save as:

Current file Shows the name of the file you

App Version App version currently running on the

Compatible Prisma Daps firmware version that is compatible

Compatible PR firmware version that is compatible with

Android Release Android version running on this device.

and the non chosen is gray

2. Copy an Existing Configuration

3. Edit an Existing Configuration

4. Communicate with NFC

5. Communicate with BLE (Bluetooth)

Regardless of choosing 1, 2 or 3, the configuration menu will

Incorrect settings for sound and pulse frequency

LOCATING SOUND FADE OUT

LOCATING SOUND OFFSET

To make sure the locating sound is audible for the pedestrians

Button 1 is normally the push front.

Button 2 is normally the vibrator plate with push button, on the

Button Event Mode This is a setting used to define if the button is

DISABLE FROM WIRES

SOUND CHANGE DURING PHASES

LOCATING SOUND, SOUND CHANGE

Disabled - If a wire is active already when a button is pressed, no voice

Termination - If a button is pressed and a voice message is being

Muting - If a button is pressed and a voice message is being played and

• Repetition Period could be set to play a voice message on an interval

• If you have recorded a new or uploaded a voice message

Settings for Direct or Extended push controlled by Button

Controlled by wire Choose a wire to control the

The max value that could be set for emission

You have to enable each group and direct to a virtual

RED AND GREEN LAMPS ALWAYS ON/OFF

PULSE DIAGRAM – EXAMPLE

Automatic Demand Cancellation

Local Demand Input

Local Signal Mode

Local Demand Output

Remote Demand Input

Remote Signal Mode

Demand Pulse Time

Demand Front Light

Demand Sensor Ring

Far Detection Radius

Detection Filter Time

Notification Front Light

Notification Sensor Ring

Local Cancellation Output

Remote Cancellation Input

Cancellation Pulse Time

Cancellation Front Light

Cancellation Sensor Ring

Exception Demand Pulse Time

Prisma Daps 2000 is individually calibrated from factory.

The first three parameter settings are internal system parameters

External Module 1/2

Serial Comm Bitrate

Serial Comm Resend Count

Serial Comm Timeout

Serial Comm Error Reset

RECORD NEW SOUND FILE

UPLOAD EXISTING SOUND FILES

MANAGE SOUND FILES

Incorrect firmware can put

Prisma Daps 2000 are individually calibrated from factory.

SEND FACTORY SETTINGS RECEIVE FACTORY SETTINGS

Prisma Daps Information

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