Wireless Control
Wireless Control is the primary operating screen. It shows whether remotes are paired and gives quick access to pairing when no remote is available.
Check Paired Remotes
The screen displays the number of paired remotes. PRIORITYwave supports up to four paired remotes.
If no remotes are paired, Wireless Control shows an alert and the primary button
changes to Pair a Remote.
Send Wireless Commands
Press the button on a paired remote to send an advance command. The receiver shows command activity in the status bar.
Only remotes paired to this receiver can control it, and pairing is secured so other remotes cannot send commands to it.
Signal Response
PRIORITYwave uses the cabinet manual advance input. The traffic controller still controls phase timing and safety intervals. A valid command may produce a delay if the signal is in pedestrian clearance, protected movement timing, or another controller-managed state.
See How Signal Timing Works before operating a new intersection or troubleshooting delayed signal response.
Lock Screen Shortcut
When at least one RF remote is paired, the Wireless Control screen includes a
Lock Screen action. Use it to protect the touchscreen from unintended input.