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I have it tested here with only 10cm length in H0. Also works, but that pre-requires your sections adjacent to S1 and S2 to also be suplied with a currecnt sensor.

longest Loco's length to be on the safe side.

Andris The only additional comments that I will make on this topic is that Karst, in one of the previous posts, corrected his suggestion that we use the GSM60A supplies and instead stated that we

First, can the YD001 act as a booster, or just as a command station? Second, plugging in a Digitrax throttle or using Engine Driver, can consisting be done on the throttle? Third - is there a way to

I've just started implementing two YD7432 reversers each using S1 and S2 sensors. What is the recommended (or minumum) length for each of these isolated track sections for a correct operation? I know

Our club is in Toronto Canada and we will be replacing all of our Digikeijs booster and command station power supplies. ? I assume that thee 3 prong version, GSM60A, is the better choice for us since

IB-II has more capabilities which are comparable to the YD70xx. So JMRI can use that then. Plain Digitrax does not have that much features. Greets, Karst

SOLVED! I had the connections matching Karst’s second as in JMRI 5.8 unlenbrock and TCP is not an option. nevermind, this wasn’t my problem… when using Loconet over the network one needs to

Karst, I've been happily using the LAN connection for a while now using "LocoNet over TCP" with the command station type "DCS100 (Chief)". It works just fine. I think I got that config from the JMRI

and a more recent version:

Here is what works for me: greets, Karst Note, this is an older JMRI (V3)

I will leave it three prong and trust the design. It is better than the one that destroys equipment! Regards, Bob Gamble [email protected]> wrote:

I wouldn't do that unless the power supply is marked as double insulated class II unit, then it will usually have a 2 pin connector. Power supplies often have filters that are grounded, if you cut the

Yes, I have tried using these settings as attached.? (I don't have the Loconet over TCP server running in JMRI )

Reading all this I can only say I'm glad I ditched nearly all the digikeijs smpsu. I got fed up with high touch voltages to earth on my rails. Go on, try it, put a high impedance meter between your

When you say the A is 3 prongs and the B is 2 prongs, are you referring to the plug on the end of the wire? If 3 prongs refers to the UK style plug then the A version needs to be ordered for the UK

Thanks all! Happy Holidays

Yep, just cut off the plug to disconnect the PE wire. That's the difference. Greets, Karst

Here is the GSM60B Data sheet. Dennis Cherry

Looking at the data sheets for the two, the only difference I can see is that the A has a three prong power cord input whereas the B uses a two prong input. I'll stay with the A. Regards, Bob