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I repeat, the wires in Ryan’s picture are NOT connected from the 1-8 terminals to the C terminals - one end of the resistor goes into the 1-8 and the other into the C terminal. Just do what is

Iain: I appreciate all the advice, thanks for helping me. Still confusing to me, all of the wires from 1-8 or 9-16 are soldered to the 'C' in Ryan's photographs, all are shown to be tied (soldered)

The layout wires from 1-8 and 9-16 are NOT connected to the C terminals. These wires go to the layout track and the motor draws current. Some of that current flows through the DR4088xx and the rest

Iain: Thanks again.? Using Ryan's photo as guide (see link below), I trust then that each wire on a resistor coming from 1-8 and 9-16 point to where the connection from the layout would be, in other

The track feeds for the layout come from the terminals marked 1 - 8 and 9 - 16, in exactly the same way as they do now. Many Thanks Iain Morrison

Iain:? To help my understanding further please.? The 1-8 or 9-16 'outputs' are not bothered by the fact they share the same wire and still can determine which block is occupied.? How does one

Hi We did have a long running operations night for which I can report results.? Similar to Brian we were able to run 10 throttles through the router/LAN set up to the YD7001 - our mix of throttles

Pictures of the logging screen please. But I suspect you have this: Set to DEMO... Greets, Karst

The YD7001 Configuration software no longer talks to my YD7001 via USB. Running Windows 11. * It did install and and it did run properly. The update worked fine. That was a week ago, * A couple of

Thank you for your response.? I appreciate your help.. Ron

Thank you Karst. Can I be cheeky and ask when the 7100, 7403 and 9101 modules are going to be available in the UK?

With regard to cutting track power to sections of track you could use a latching/bi-stable relay controlled by a switch controller (DR4018 or spare switch in DR4024). You could even use a DR4102 as

You are not ‘tying’ the 1-8 outputs (or 9-16) together, they remain completely separate as they are today. You are placing a shunt resistors between the feedback e.g. feedback 1 and the C terminal

Bummer on the LED, I was hoping to add that indicator of track power on the bumpers. As for the relays, yes, I want to be able to kill track power on areas with locomotive storage. Do you have a

Seems to me like a setup problem. Can you get other communication to work ? There is no logical difference between the two... What you mean with DR5000 ? It's Windows App ? Me neither

Well yes, this anybody does ? No you can't. As the latching/momentary setting of a function is/should be controlled by the Handheld, the command station does not intervene with it. And does just

Hi, Maybe you would want to read Jay Lennox' posts on WiFi/LAN and routers. but: There is no such limit built in. However the YD9401 could run out of resources. Our advise is to use an external

Yes, but you cannot use the YD8116 DCCext feature ( sending aspects with a single DCC address ) The DR5000's firmware does not support that.

Oh yes it will, bad idea... But what the heck is a MQTT relay and what for it's used ? Shutting down power on track segments is very "analog" ?

Hi, From the signal-point-of-view there is only 1 LocoNet. LocoNet-B carries the RS (RailSync) signal on pin 1 and 6. LocoNet-T carries fixed 12VDC on the same pins. Reason: The RS signal is ( as