Automatic Traffic Data Recorder

Introduced in 2007, the TRAX Flex HS is the newest model in the TRAX line of automatic traffic data recorders. This new, innovative traffic data recorder blends the accuracy and proven reliability of the TRAX series of traffic counters with exciting new features to create simply THE BEST traffic data recorder available.

The Flex HS is the latest generation of the TRAX series. It records data faster than any TRAX before it, providing the highest degree of accuracy. In addition, it adds the convenience of USB port downloading and the ability to upload firmware changes, as well as numerous other enhancements.

Data collected with the TRAX Flex can be analyzed in a variety of ways (such as volume, classification, speed and gap) using our powerful TRAXPro software.

Features of the TRAX Flex HS

Unmatched Processing Speed

Up to 4 Road Tube Input
EZ Belt Compatible
Store GPS coordinates
Data for volume, class, speed & more

Retrieve data while collecting
Store up to 150 different studies
Four Line LCD Display
Real Time & Date Clock
Rechargeable Battery
Uploads Firmware Changes

Precision-molded Aluminum Housing
Membrane Keypad
Solar Panel Standard
USB Port for Download
Serial Port for Download
16 MB Memory

Unmatched Processing Speed - The ‘HS’ in TRAX Flex HS stands for ‘high speed’, which best describes the processing speed of this unit. The Flex's specially designed data processor allows it to record 16 times faster than previous traffic counters, leading to much greater data accuracy. With the speed of the processor, this TRAX has been optimized to collect highly accurate data using the smallest amount of tube spacing possible.

The Power of Time-Stamped Data - In recording its data, the TRAX Flex HS time-stamps every axle recorded during the count. With this time-stamping, you can record one set of data and get traffic volume, speed, classification and gap data all from that one data set. What’s more, the time stamp data actually lets you fix problems after the data has been collected.

With many traffic counters, if you set something up wrong the data collected would not be usable and there wasn’t anything you could do but recount. However, with time-stamped data you can change things like the layout used, the tube spacing used and several others after the data has been collected, reducing the need for recounting.

Reduce Errors & Simplify Installation - Most traffic counters require two tubes spaced at least eight feet apart to record accurate data for speed, class or gap. With the Flex you can collect this data using a tube spacing of only 2 feet if using standard road tubes, or an incredible 4 inches if using the EZ Belt, which is a revolutionary new form of road tube that eliminates the need to measure tube spacing in the field.

Save Time and Money with Built-in Sensor Diagnostics
Few things are more frustrating than spending time & money to do a traffic study only to find out later the data is no good because of a road tube problem.  With a TRAX Flex HS, you can greatly reduce this possibility. Flex data recorders use built-in diagnostics to analyze the strength of air pulses that are received from road tubes.

Coordinate data with GPS Compatibility
One of the great features of the TRAX Flex is its ability to load and store GPS coordinates. Simply plug your GPS unit into a Flex and the Flex will retrieve and store exact latitude and longitude information. This information is then downloaded with your study!

Upload Firmware Changes - With the new TRAX Flex, you can update its firmware (the program that runs inside the TRAX and tells it how to operate) with the same ease as updating software – simply download the latest firmware version from our web site then, using the TRAXPro software, upload the new firmware into the TRAX Flex. You can now do in minutes what used to take days or weeks to accomplish. No shipping, no downtime, no hassle.

USB Downloading - One of the most convenient new features of the TRAX Flex HS is the addition of a USB port for use in downloading your data. Most older traffic counters use a serial port for downloading data, but many new computers no longer come with a serial port for you to connect to. This usually requires you to use an extra adapter to create a port on the computer that you can use. The USB connection of the TRAX Flex allows you to bypass this issue, by allowing you to connect to any of your computer’s USB ports. And, since the USB port uses a standard format, any USB cable you use to connect to a peripheral device (printer, scanner, etc.) can be used to download the TRAX Flex.

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