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| ^^^^By Peter Giling ^^^^ | ^^^^By Peter Giling ^^^^ | ||
| ===== Description ===== | ===== Description ===== | ||
| + | When grandpa is urged to go to his model railroad room with his grandson, this young offspring\\ | ||
| + | probably is not (yet) interested or impressed by automatic train control by the fantastic Rocrail.\\ | ||
| + | Instead of that the boy wants the run the trains himself.\\ | ||
| + | And that creates a problem when the railroad crossing is also controlled by Rocrail.\\ | ||
| + | This unit can work with Rocrail as well, but there is no need for.\\ | ||
| + | The set contains of a central controller GCA RRC 01 where the needed sensors are connected, \\ | ||
| + | and for each servo a small controller board, which has also connections for lights and \\ | ||
| + | -if desired- an output to start any addinonal sound unit.\\ | ||
| + | For each track (in one direction driven) there are two sensors needed.\\ | ||
| + | One sensor to activate the barriers and lights, which also counts the passing wheels, and the second sensor,\\ | ||
| + | positioned shortly after the crossing, to count down the passing wheels, and when counted down to zero,\\ | ||
| + | free the crossing for impatiently waiting traffic.\\ | ||
| + | Two way direction is also possible, as well as double track.\\ | ||
| + | Each direction or track requires its own two sensors of course.\\ | ||
| + | For each use, special firmware is optional.\\ | ||
| + | The same sensor is able to work with N-track, HO-track and larger.\\ | ||
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| + | More to be published after final tests.\\ | ||
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