Advanced wireless push button for accessible pedestrian system

A method for registering pedestrian signal requests in an advanced accessible pedestrian system, said method comprising:

• configuring an advanced wireless push button comprising a plurality of buttons and a plurality of wireless messages broadcasted by one or more receivers or retrieved from an advanced accessible pedestrian system server to dynamically dedicate one or more buttons of said plurality of buttons individually to a particular crosswalk of a traffic intersection;
• enable a first button and a second button of said one or more buttons to recognize a first receiver code and a second receiver code respectively, wherein said first receiver code and said second receiver code are included in said plurality of wireless messages and said first receiver code is defined for a first crosswalk and said second receiver code is defined for a second crosswalk of said traffic intersection;
• transmitting back, by said advanced wireless push button, said first receiver code on an activation of said first button, or said second receiver code on an activation of said second button, by a user for making a request for a pedestrian signal corresponding to said first crosswalk or to said second crosswalk;
• determining, by said first receiver, on receipt of said first receiver code, a status of said pedestrian signal corresponding to said first crosswalk, or by said second receiver, on receipt of said second receiver code, a status of said pedestrian signal corresponding to said second crosswalk;
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• registering said request for said pedestrian signal, corresponding to said first crosswalk if a walk signal of said pedestrian signal for said first crosswalk is not on, or corresponding to said second crosswalk if a walk signal of said pedestrian signal for said second crosswalk is not on.

A system for registering pedestrian signal requests, said system comprising:

• one or more receivers configured to broadcast a plurality of wireless messages, wherein a first field of a first receiver location information message included in said plurality of wireless messages is occupied by a first receiver code defined for a first receiver corresponding to a first crosswalk of a traffic intersection and a second field of said first receiver location information message is occupied by a first special code corresponding to said first receiver;
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• an advanced wireless push button comprising a plurality of buttons configured to dynamically dedicate one or more buttons of said plurality of buttons individually to a particular crosswalk of said traffic intersection;
• wherein, a first button of said plurality of buttons is enabled to identify a wireless message of said plurality of messages to be said first receiver location information message if said first receiver code is found in said first field, so that, on activation of said first button said advanced wireless push button transmits back said first receiver code and, on receipt of said first receiver code, said first receiver registers a request for a pedestrian signal for said first crosswalk if a don't walk signal of said pedestrian signal is found on for said first crosswalk.