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4 Controller Timers or timing processes Minimum green Maximum green Vehicle extension/passage time/gap time The minimum green timer becomes active when the phase becomes active. The timer begins at the value set for the minimum green time and times down until it reaches zero, or times out. The green indication will be displayed for at least the minimum green time.

5 Controller Timers or timing processes Minimum green Maximum green Vehicle extension/passage time/gap time The maximum green timer remains off at the beginning of a phase, until a serviceable call is received on a conflicting phase. When such a call is received, the maximum green timer will become active and will begin to time down. When the maximum green timer reaches zero and expires, the phase will terminate even if the passage timer is still active.

6 Controller Timers or timing processes Minimum green Maximum green Vehicle extension/passage time/gap time The passage timer also becomes active when the phase becomes active. The passage timer begins at its established value and times down until it reaches zero, or times out. However, if a call is received on the active phase during this timing process (when the passage timer is active), the passage timer will be reset. But when the passage timer expires, and if the minimum green timer has expired, the green display will turn off and the phase will begin to terminate.

7 Controller Timers or timing processes Minimum green Maximum green Vehicle extension/passage time/gap time The passage timer also becomes active when the phase becomes active. The passage timer begins at its established value and times down until it reaches zero, or times out. However, if a call is received on the active phase during this timing process (when the passage timer is active), the passage timer will be reset. But when the passage timer expires, and if the minimum green timer has expired, the green display will turn off and the phase will begin to terminate.

8 Phase termination at isolated actuated controller Gap out Max out Controller