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SAE J2735-Draft-Rev29 [issued: 12-11-08]
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This is an SAE Motor Vehicle Council draft document of the DSRC committee, subject to change.
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unknown (0)
intersectionViolation (1) -- Need other values from committte here
itemThree (2)
itemFour (3)
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In addition, this item may be used by data structures in other ITS standards.
Remarks: Note: Is this item now overcome by the event flag item (the one that relates to passing the stop
line), can we remove it and use that? Need to confirm with safety sub-committee first but is seems likely.
7.26 Data Element: DE_ColorState
Use: An enumerated state representing what the color and flashing state of a signal light is (regardless of
any directional indication or arrow that may also be associated with that light). Typically used in an array
to represent signal lights.
ASN.1 Representation:
ColorState ::= ENUMERATED {
dark (0), -- (B0000) Dark, lights inactive
green (1), -- (B0001)
green-flashing (9), -- (B1001)
yellow (2), -- (B0010)
yellow-flashing (10), -- (B1010)
red (4), -- (B0100)
red-flashing (12) -- (B1100)
} -- a 4 bit encoded value
-- note that above may be combined
-- to create additonal patterns
XML Representation:
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dark (0) -- (B0000) Dark ,
green (1) -- (B0001)
green flashing (9) -- (B1001)
yellow (2) -- (B0010)
yellow flashing (10) -- (B1010)
red (4) -- (B0100)
red flashing (12) -- (B1100)
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a 4 bit encoded value