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--- gca173-en [2025/06/09 21:44] – [One other interesting option with these sensors:] phg
+++ gca173-en [2025/11/03 17:03] (current) – [Connection Hall sensor] phg
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-===== One neww interesting option with GCA173 =====
+===== One new interesting option with GCA173 =====
-With the introduction of
+Real simulation of railroad crossing is done fine if you control everything via Rocrail.\\
+But many grandfathers might let there grandson or granddaugther play manual with their fantastic setup.\\
+In that case, the railroad needs manual control as well, which might be a bit difficult to do.\\
+positioning the turnouts might be already sometimes a step too far.\\
+Now for this GCA173 there is nice task available to control railroad crossing, totally autonomic.\\
+There are several options possible:\\
+  * a single track, used only for one direction railraod traffic.
+  * a single track, used for both directions.
+  * a double track, where trains can pass in both directions.
+All of these options are possible with a GCA173 with special firmware.\\
+An explanation -how to- will follow shortly.\\
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 The connection wires between Hallsensor and GCA173 can be up to 6' or 2 meter.\\
 Please be careful not to feed those wires parallel with rails and rail wires.\\
-A bit of twisting these wires will inprove protection to any distorsion.\\
 If that is inevitable, keep a distance of 4'' (10cm).\\
+A bit of twisting these wires will inprove protection to any distorsion.\\
 Straight angle crossing is no problem.\\
 Below you can download a drawing of hallsensor connection.\\