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Each carriageway is divided in sections for the purposes of AID detection and reporting. By default, each section is 100m.
You can choose to edit the length of sections in the Carriageway wizard when you create the carriageway, or you can useAuto-Section option to re-apply sections to an existing carriageway with a different size. Individual sections can be altered in size when editing the carriageway layout.
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Each section is labelled with a white number, but they can be named or coloured with a fill of your choice if you would prefer a bolder differentiation between the sections:
Enable the Config Function, then select the carriageway.
Click the Edit button in configuration panel.
Scroll down the lists of edits on the configuration panel, and find the sub-title Section.
Select a Section from the first dropdown, and edit it to your satisfaction using the options below.
To confirm the changes, select the Save button, next to the Edit.
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Section Allocation
The default section allocation to radar is for each section to be assigned to the nearest radar. This allocation can be viewed by:
Selecting a carriageway or radar.
Selecting Sensor Allocation, in the Carriageway Info Panel:
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Displaying the pink allocation lines between section number and radar.
Tunnels
Single carriageways are unusual above ground, and so the majority of carriageway systems will be paired. For an above ground dual carriageway, a singular Radar Group is sufficient, as the range of the radar can encompass both carriageways with ease.
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To assign carriageways to different Radar Groups:
Enable the Config Function.
Select the carriageway you wish to assign to another Radar Group, in the Configuration Tree.
Look at the first section of edits available on the right-hand panel and find Radar Groups:
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Select the appropriate option, e.g., Bore A.
Save your change by clicking the Save button.
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