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Well, I do see a bit more than "just" a blown 7805. Further, in Europe ( maybe because we have 230VAC on our outlets ?? ) an number of those old PSU's caused a) fire ? and b) sponteaneously

When I started using the Digikeijs Products around 2017, the Power Supply's all had the voltage selector switch, then Digikeijs changed to fixed voltage power supply's and only had the 16 & 18 volt

Did Digikeijs change the power supply over the years? I don't see any variable voltage capabilities on the ones I have. The DR5033 and DR5000 I bought all came with MeanWell GST60A15-P1J power

Thanks Dennis for your input George

All electronics have failures. 7805 Regulars are produced by the billions over the years. Equipment is always sent back to the respective companies for repair, most are just tossed by the user and

Bob, thanks for asking the question as I would like to know as well. -- Heath @ Human[c]ity http://www.humancity.org ( http://www.humancity.org/ ) http://www.riversidetransfer.nyc (

Would you recommend replacing these power supplies? If so, is there a recommended replacement or specifications for one? Regards, Bob Gamble

Thanks Karst George

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Correction: Since the LM7805 also has a crater, it has been massive overvoltage from the powersupply. This typically happens with the Digikeijs Adjustable Powerbricks.... known problem.

Looks like either a Powersupply that went bazooka's Or there was a massive external powersource connected to the TrackOut ...

Thank Iain, that's correct. The webInterface is unfortunately not yet completely functional. Greets, Karst

...I posted this question on the JMRI group as well

Thanks, But unfortunately I see no evidence of the Short in the Log :'(

I am using DR4088LN (LocoNet) Input Modules and the 'Request update of all sensors' LogixNG action does not seem to work. I have the Logix NG setup to Run once upon startup. Can anybody verify

I have similar issues with the link to the registration site. In MS Edge, Google Chrome and the Ipad browser I get: **** Not Found **** The requested URL was not found on this

Karst, If you could take a first look at this log, I can dig a bit dig a bit deeper on the UWT side if you find something interesting. Thanks, Stuart

This was a DR 5033 it’s been running on a large layout with five other DR5033s and a DR5000 for 3 years. Any ideas as to the cause of its demise would be appreciated. thanks George

Hi Karst and Stuart. Thank you both for your reply. I have attached a logging file (entitled: Logging_Chris_WiThrottle Protocol.txt) showing 2 locos running (# 1313 and # 1256). A short circuit is

On the LAN you either assign a static address which is in the same subnet as the network you are connecting the YD7001 into with a wire or you can make it DHCP in which case the DHCP server on the