1. Definitions

Alarm code id

Identity of an alarm

The examples in this document are defined according to the following format: Ayyyy, where yyyy is a unique number.

Command code id

Identity of a command

The examples in this document are defined according to the following format: Myyyy where yyyy is a unique number.

External alarm code id

Manufacturer specific alarm code and alarm description. Includes manufacturer, model, internal alarm code och additional alarm description.

External NTS alarm code id

Alarm code in order to identify alarm type during communication with NTS

Aggregated object

An aggregated object consists of one or many other objects. E.g. Component group (CG)

Component

A component is an object or NTS object.

A component is identified using component id.

Component id

Identity of a component

The format used for the STA’s sites is specified in the STA publication TDOK 2012:1171, e.g. AA+BBCDD=EEEFFGGG.

DATEX II

European standard for message exchange between traffic systems (www.datex2.eu)

Functional position

Provides command options for a site. For instance, “start” or “stop” It is meant to be used for the entire site and not for an individual component. It can be implemented using a command and can be read from the site using the aggregated status message.

Functional state

Not used

ITS site

Road side equipment. Covers both field level and local level

JSON

JavaScript Object Notation

Local road side equipment

See ITS site

Maneuver

Provides command options for one or many individual components. For instance, “start” or “stop”. It can be implemented using a command and can be read from the site using a corresponding status message.

Designed to be used with NTS.

Maximo

STA’s support system for maintenance

NTS

National Traffic management system at the STA.

NTS object

Used for objects in NTS

All control and supervision related functions in NTS consist of NTS objects.

An NTS object can represent one or many objects.

External NTS id

Identitiy for an NTS object used in communication between NTS and other systems

The format is 5 integers and is unique for the site. It is defined in cooperation with representatives from NTS.

NTS-Object type

A NTS object type is a classification of NTS objects. Determines among other things which functional positions that are possible for the NTS object.

Object

An object is a abstract term which is used in control and supervision systems. An object can have one or more statuses that may change depending on changes of circumstance of the object or control of the object from external source. Communication with the object is made using exchange of signals, e.g. commands, status and alarms.

An object can represent physical equipment or abstract concepts E.g. a camera, a control flow algorithm or a group of signs.

An object is identified using component id. Please note that an object is not necessarily the same thing as an NTS object.

Object type

An object type is a classification of objects that controls the properties of all the objects of the same object type. The object type determines how the object is presented in supervision system, how it is grouped and which functional positions, alarm codes, commands and statuses that exists for that object type.

Parameter

Used for modification of technical or autonomous traffic parameters of the equipment. Can be implemented using commands and statuses.

RSMP

Road Side Message Protocol

RSMP Nordic

Organization for maintaining and develop the RSMP protocol. Collaboration between a group of Nordic road authorities.

Site

See ITS site

Site id

Site identity. Used in order to refer to a “logical” identity of a site.

At the STA, the following formats can be used:

  • The site id from the STAs component id standard TDOK 2012:1171 e.g. ”40100”

  • It is also possible to use the full component id (TDOK 2012:1171) of the grouped object in the site in case the site id part of the component id is insufficient in order to uniquely identify a site.

STA

Swedish Transport Administration

Supervision system

Control and supervision system for regional and/or national level

SXL

Signal exchange list. Defines which messages types (signals) which is possible to send to a specific equipment or object. E.g. alarms, statuses and commands

Status code id

Identitiy for a status

The examples in this document are defined according to the following format: Syyyy where yyyy is a unique number.

TCP/IP

Transfer Control Protocol/Internet Protocol

W3C

World Wide Web Consortium

XML

eXtensible Markup Language