N-Terminal Demo

Rob Versluis

• CBUS Setup

mergCBUS

• Date: 19-07-2012
• File: terminal-demo-20120717.zip

From left to right:
CAN-GC3, GCA93, CAN-GC2, GCA93, CAN-GC6/GCA137, CAN-GC4, ID-20, CAN-GC1e.

mergCBUS

• Date: 03-10-2011
• File: terminal-demo.xml

Replaced LocoNet, OpendDCC and BiDiB with CAN-GC*.
From left to right:
CANCMD, MGV93, CAN-GC2, MGV93, MGV136/137, CAN-GC2, CAN-GC1.
The CANCMD will be replaced as soon as the CAN-GC3 comes available.

Setup Rocrail

• Date: 02-05-2011
• File: terminal-demo.xml

First impression of how the plan looks like in Rocview.

Setup servos

• Date: 01-05-2011
• Pages: MGV136 Programming, BiDiB

Servo setup was easy and is successfull; Tnx to the very good MGV136.
I only forgot to reset the MGV50 after changing inputs to output, which did me wonder why it did not want to program the MGV136… Be warned! ;)
Also the BiDi-GBM is tested and works as expected.

The idea

• Date: 01-04-2011
• Dimensions: 140 x 16 x 5,5 cm

The idea is to create a small N-Terminal Station Demo based on testlayout-en.

• Peco Code 55 rails
• Relay Servo switch motors
• The servos will be controlled by the MGV136/137 and the RailCom/Current sens by the OpenDCC BiDiGBM.

• 7 blocks
• 8 routes
• 4 signals
• 2 block sensors

Gallery

Servos

Not having aluminum profile or an other mount construction I used double-sided adhesive tape: I wonder how long it will last. ;)
(The tape is normally used for mirrors in humid bathrooms.)

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