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All: It is possible you will receive a request to verify that you wish to unsubscribe from this group in the near future. If you do, it is a SCAM, we are not...
Jeff Warner
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Nov 2, 2004
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Hello. Is it 9 or 12 volt the DCCOD need? Best regards Hans Ole Petersen Denmark hans-ole@... www.smugglers-division.dk...
Hans Ole
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Nov 3, 2004
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Hans Use 12 volts for the DCCOD power Don [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Donald Wood
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Nov 3, 2004
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... Thanks for a quick reply. Best regards Hans Ole Petersen Denmark hans-ole@... www.smugglers-division.dk...
Hans Ole Petersen
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DOn....Not for the logic!!! Isn't the logic power 5 volts? Jay Beckham Berkeley Springs, WV http://www.south-shore-line.com...
South Shore Line
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Nov 3, 2004
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Correct thanks for the reminder Use +12 Volts to power the DCCOD via the ODMB. If attaching a load to the output transistor and also attaching the output to...
Donald Wood
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... It was not the problem. I have several DCCOD up and running. I have a powersuply that can deliver 3, 6, 9 and 12 volt and it was set to 9 volt for what...
Hans Ole Petersen
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sounds like the Radio Shack adjustable power supply ... From: Hans Ole Petersen [mailto:hans-ole@...] Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 3:53...
Otis McGee
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Nov 4, 2004
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If you are using a common rail approach, like I did with my OD then there is a question. When I went to DCC, I did a lot of research on this problem. Digitrax,...
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Nov 4, 2004
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Since I came to the party too late to get the handbook's previous edition and I can't get a new one, I'm a tad baffled as to the correct connections for the...
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Nov 5, 2004
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Your assumptions are all correct. The 5 volts applies to the device voltage that you "MUST" use to power a device "IF" you are going to operate that device,...
Scott Kurzawski
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Nov 5, 2004
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DCCOD was covered in May 2000 Model Railroader, the information you find in that article is the only information out about it right now. There is no 5V+...
B Reus
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Nov 5, 2004
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Hi there The card is designed to be pluged into the OD motherboard. The mother board has ground, DCC voltage connection (depends on scale used), and 5+ volt...
South Shore Line
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... As an alternative, consider the NCE BD-20. One has been installed on a TTX PS-REV controlled reversing track on Tehachapi for several years, and has...
Don Mitchell
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Nov 5, 2004
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All: Thanks to all who offered ideas on this one. Someone pointed out (off-list) that the problem may be the bridge rectifiers I was using were too slow for...
Jeff Warner
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Nov 5, 2004
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... installed on ... several ... input card. ... output ... lacks an ... Thanks, but the point I was making was that I had originally thought I was going to...
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Thanks, that makes it all very clear! I appreciate it. Now to start hooking up wires. Jim ... to power a ... LED ... SUSIC node ... to "ONLY" an ... voltage ...
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Just my opinion: IMHO the quick-fix auto-reverse schemes now common to DCC systems are less than ideal for a number of reasons, already discussed to death, so...
Wayne Roderick
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Nov 5, 2004
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Title says it all. I only have one DCCOD hooked up covering a PS-REV controlled reverse loop, but the little critter sees the locomotive every time. And...
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Nov 7, 2004
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... DCC systems are less than ideal for a number of reasons, already discussed to death, so no need to rehash 'em. ... in your code to do the reversing. That...
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Nov 7, 2004
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Jim, Congrats on getting it all going. I too have just recently gotten running with my SMINI. I however had a bit of a problem with something I accidently ...
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Nov 8, 2004
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... Thanks. Your signals may well be re-created here. I'm having to re-learn BASIC after about 25 years, so I understand completely. I keep trying to use...
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Gentlemen, et al., I've been doing a little reading. I'd like to try t o use the block detectors I have, BD-1 from Circuitron. That have two transistors on the...
Darrin J. Calcutt
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Nov 8, 2004
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Jim, You can use the DCCOD on a ODMB and PS-REV along with other PS-1 etc... The trick is that you need to cut the center trace on the ODMB. This will...
Tim Verburg
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Nov 8, 2004
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Hi Jim- Hey, great idea. I made some Dwarf signals in a somewhat equivalent fashion -- now I can give them some height! See:...
David P Harris
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I like it! That beats double sided foam tape, which is what I have right now as a temporary expedient. My ODMB will become a 3 section board today. Thanks! ...
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Nov 8, 2004
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Simple question, simple answer - on a computer. What I'm curious about is where do you (looking for more good ideas here) actually kick back and write masses...
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Nov 9, 2004
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I am using old computers for train control and code writing. I don't think they are readily connectable. I agree with you and have set up another old computer...
Shankland(Train)
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Nov 9, 2004
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... Tom: It's a GREAT combination. IMHO, the biggest advantage is that both systems were designed by brilliant engineers with the intent of sharing with the...
Wayne Roderick
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Nov 9, 2004
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... Perhaps? But it took a little work to get there. I have two RS232/485 interfaces to my CMRI bus. The primary One in the computer room where my dispatcher...
Wayne Roderick
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