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(8) Dynamic Flow Interconnect. It shall be possible to simulate ynamic ow in erconnec operation, or a functionally equivalent mode of operation, as described in these Specifications. (9) Optimization. If, during coordinated operation, any of the su systems ave cycle lengths that fall within a certain range of each other, each subsystem with a shorter cycle length shall be optimized by having i is cycl e 1 ength made equal to the 1 orger cycl e length. The subsystem synchronization timing pulses shat 1 also coincide. The optimization range shall be programmable by the operator from 0 to 255 seconds in 1 second increments. If the range is set to 0 seconds, the optimization program shall be effectively disabled. (10) Coordinated Extension. It shall be possible to omit service on se ect p aces, ter y extending phases already being serviced, without altering the position of the sync phase in relatio n to the subsystem background cycle. If programmed, vehicle and pedestrian permissive call periods shall limit that portion of the subsystem background cycle during which the controller may commit to service the next phase in sequential order. If no demand is registered before or during the permissive period for the phase normally following the current phase, the current phase shall remain in service until a demand is registered for a phase before or during its permissive period. (11) Max Recal 1 Selection. It shat 1 be possi bl a to recal 1 to maximum any or a p ases. (12) Flashing Operation. It shall be possible to flash signals as preset a oca con roller. It shall be possible to set the day of the week, month, day of the month, year, hour and minute through the hard copy terminal or the portable terminal and keyboard. The day of the week and day of the month shall be increm ented at midnight and the day of the week shall be reset to st art after the seventh day. The time of day shall be displayed on the basis of a 24-hour clock with digital readout. Digit height shall be at le ast 1/2 inch; width shall be proportional. The on-line master computer shall have control capabilities of up to 16 independent subsystems and 128 cycle lengths. It shall be possible for the operator to list, set, and change all subsystem parameters. Up to 256 each Time Interval Routines, 128 each 12-detector Calculation Routines, 128 each Level Selection Routines, and 128 each Timing Pattern Routines shall be available for programming the subsystems. The Time Interval Routine shall select the day, minute and hour to assign Calculation Routines to a particular subsystem or preempt directly to a timing pattern. It shall be responsive Calculation Routines or any one time of day preempt shall be associated with a subsystem a particular time. Using a Timing Pattern Routine, it shall be possible to designate -9-