DR5052 DIGITURN instrucon manual

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1 DR505 DIGITURN instrucon manual Firmware.x.x (08..4) Copyright digikeijs, the Netherlands. All rights reserved. No informa3on, images or any part of this document may be copied without the prior wri4en permission of Digikeijs. P

2 .0 General Informaon Index.0 General information. Index. Guarantee and warranty provisions 3.3 Legal information 3.0 Product overview 4. General product information 4. Technical Specifications Hardware overview DR Hardware Overview DR505-M 7.3. Hardware Overview DR505-R Hardware Overview DR488-DC Configuration Software 9 3. Introduction 0 3. Download software 3.3 Installing the configuration software 3.4 Connecting the DR505 to the PC4 via USB Programming 5 4. Overview Configuration Software 6 4. USB Features Restoring the factory settings Updating the Soft- and Firmware Firmware Versions LocoNet Features Module Properties Part 4.6. Module Properties Part Scripting with DR. script Configuring the turntable Settings that can be used with all decoder types (Basic, Plus and Profi) are available Settings for speed etc. for the Professional Decoder Settings Profi decoder of the stage for Lighting and signal control Settings to display the DR505 in the tool the DR505 to synchronize with the real Turntable Adding track sidings Parameterise track connections Plus and Profi version Properties Global Detector 3 4. S88N IN Settings (only for plus and professional version) ext88n for controlling the turntable Control turntable Turntable with the tool Control (Fleischmann protocol) Turntable with the tool Control (Märklin protocol) Connection examples DR505 Basic for Fleischmann H0,N, -wire Equation DR505 Basic for Märklin H0, 3-wire Track DR505 Basic for Roco H0,TT, -wire track DR505 Basic-Plus for Fleischmann H0,N, -wire track DR505 Basic-Plus for Märklin H0, 3-wire track DR505 Basic-Plus for Roco H0,TT, -wire track Appendix Comparison of Märklin protocol and Functions in the DR Comparison Fleischmann protocol and Functions in the DR Please note! This manual currently contains only the basic informa3on and will be extended step by step. Sugges3ons, improvements, addi3ons, comments or sugges3ons are always welcome. support@digikeijs.com P

3 . Warranty and warranty condions All our products come with a 4-month manufacturer's warranty. Please read these opera3ng instruc3ons carefully. Damage to the product caused by non-compliance with these instruc3ons will invalidate the warranty. ATTENTION: The warranty is void if the housing of the product is opened..3 Legal informaon Prin3ng errors and mistakes, technical or other changes as well as changes in the availability of individual products are expressly reserved. Data and illustra3ons are non-binding. All changes to hardware, firmware and sojware are reserved. We reserve the right to change the design of the product, the sojware and / or the firmware without prior no3ce. Copyright All Digikeijs opera3ng instruc3ons and other wri4en instruc3ons supplied and/or downloadable are protected by copyright. Reproduc3on is not permi4ed without the wri4en permission of Digikeijs. P 3

4 .0 Product overview. General product informaon The DR505 is a turntable decoder that can control almost all turntables. All common control protocols are supported. When using the DR505 in the Basic or Basic Plus version, no modifica3ons to the turntable are necessary, the turntable can be connected and operated "Out of the Box". For the turntables of Roco and Märklin corresponding adapters are available, so that also here a conversion of the turntable is omi4ed, when using the Basic or Basic Plus version. For the professional version we offer a complete conversion kit including an adapter board for a Plux decoder (The decoder must be purchased separately.). The polarity of the stage track is reversed directly in the DR505, so no addi3onal hardware is required. Of course, a RailCom detector and a "normal" occupancy signal for the stage track are also integrated. Features of the individual versions: DR505 Basic The posi3on is detected by locking the turntable plaoorm, so there is a "click" of the I can't hear you locking up. Slow braking at the selected siding is possible. The motor control is carried out directly via the DR505. The speed can be set individually in the tool. DR505 Basic-Plus Posi3on detec3on is carried out via addi3onal feedback sensors on the track connec3ons. The locking of the turntable plaoorm is performed once and remains unlocked un3l the DR505 detects the selected siding. Now the DR505 brakes down and drives slowly into posi3on. AJer reaching the posi3on, the turntable plaoorm locks safely again. The motor is controlled directly via the DR505. The speed can be set individually in the tool. DR505 Professional Posi3on detec3on is carried out via addi3onal feedback sensors on the track connec3ons. The motor control is carried out via a separate Locomo3ve decoder (PluX). Depending on the decoder used, load control is also available. Of course you can also use sound (at decoder) can be played back. The light of the stage house and the entrance and exit signals can also be controlled if the locomo3ve decoder used provides sufficient func3on outputs. The maximum speed (CV5), the accelera3on ramp (CV3) and the decelera3on ramp (CV4) are programmed directly in the tool of the DR505. Basic requirements for the use of the DR505: The turntable must be mechanically in order and func3on absolutely problem-free! It is important that the lock (Fleischmann or similar) of the turntable drive opens completely. There must be no clicking noises when turning when the locking device is pulled out! The DR505 is supplied either directly with track voltage or via a separate DC power supply. The power supply must always be used when the track voltage is below 6V. A voltage below 6V is not sufficient to safely control the turntable!! A9enon! In principle, the track connecons of the turntable must be insulated from the shed tracks on both sides! This must be observed in order to avoid a short circuit. The con3nuing tracks can then be normally supplied with track voltage again or monitored with a feedback signal. The polarity of the sidings can be set in the configura3on program. P 4

5 . Technische Spezifikaonen. The terminals are designed for a cross-sec3on of 0.5mm² (Turntable and Sense) and 0.5mm² (Track Input). For the 0.5mm² terminals, a screwdriver should be used with a blade size of 0.3.8mm (e.g. Wera 8004) Other sizes can damage the terminals. supply voltage Digital voltage min. 6V or external power supply DC min. 6V max. 9V. Digikeij's power supply DR6070-M recommended. Maximum load stage track A Maximum load stage motor A RailCom RailCom detector for the turntable plaoorm. feedback unit Feedback for occupancy indica3on of the turntable plaoorm. Stage rotates / posi3on reached. Emergency stop ac3ve. Supported turntables Fleischmann H0 and N all* (opera3on as Basic, Basic-Plus, Profi version possible). Märklin H0 all* with adapter board DR505-M (opera3on as Basic, Basic-Plus, Profi version possible). Roco H0 with adapter board DR505-R (opera3on as Basic, Basic-Plus. Professional version not possible at the moment!). Roco TT with adapter board DR505-R (opera3on as Basic, Basic-Plus. Professional version not possible at the moment!). Available Product Sets** DR505-BASIC Set contents: DR505, USB cable, LocoNet cable 3m DR505-EXT Set contents: DR4088-OPTO, DR488-DC adapter for posi3on feedback, m STP cable (Required for the Basic-Plus and Pro versions. Note the number of rail sidings! ) DR505-R Set contents: DR505-ROCO adapter, 5 cm STP cable (Required for opera3ng a Roco H0, TT turntable) DR505-M Set contents: DR505-MARKLIN adapter, 5 cm STP cable (Required for the opera3on of a Märklin H0 turntable) DR505-PRO Set contents: DR505-PRO Adapter, DR505-PLuX *) The very old sheet metal discs cannot be controlled for the 3me being **) Depending on the desired design, the corresponding installa3on sets must be put together. Fleischmann H0 turntable with 6 track connec3ons should be operated as Basic-Plus variant: x DR505-BASIC, x DR505-EXT Roco H0 turntable with 6 track connec3ons is to be operated as Basic-Plus version: x DR505-BASIC, x DR505-R, x DR505-EXT P 5

6 .3.0 Hardware Overview DR505 S88N IN Connec3on S88 Feedback modules L R Measuring voltage connec3on Track connec3ons (see connec- 3on examples) 3 Turntable connec3on Motor control Y = yellow cable (colour code Fleischmann turntable) G = grey cable (colour code Fleischmann turntable) R = red cable (colour code Fleischmann turntable) 4 Connec3on turntable plaoorm (stage track) Y = yellow cable (colour code Fleischmann turntable) Y = yellow cable (colour code Fleischmann turntable) 5 LocoNet connec3on 6 LocoNet connec3on 7 red LED (three flashing cycles when turning lef) fast flashing cycle rotate fast speed middle flashing cycle turn slow speed stop slow flashing cycle (move pos. slowly) 8 push bu4on Step LeJ Turn the turntable one rail siding to the lej 9 push bu4on Rotate Rotate turntable plaoorm by 80 degrees 0 push bu4on Step Right Turn the turntable one rail siding to the lej red LED (three flashing cycles when turning right) fast flashing cycle rotate fast speed middle flashing cycle turn slow speed stop slow flashing cycle (move pos. slowly) green LED lights up Turntable stage stands s3ll turns out of turntable plaoorm lightning short Track siding was actuated 3 Track Input K and J 4 USB Status LED green RX red TX 5 USB.0 connecon 6 External power supply DC 6-9V A min green LED status (two flashing cycles) Slow flashing rate Supply voltage present fast flashing cycle no track voltage or no external power supply available 6 7 P 6

7 .3. Hardware Overview DR505-M This adapter is required to connect a Märklin turntable to the DR505 in the Basic, Basic-Plus and Profi versions. (Please note the connec3on example in points 6. and 6.5.) Corresponding installa3on sets are available in the online shop. 3 Male connector for connecon to DR505 (The pin header has 9 poles, i.e. poles more than the DR505, which is produc3onrelated and has no influence on the func3on.) L R Connec3on Measuring voltage Track sidings (see connec3on examples) 3 S88N OUT connecon Connec3on to feedback module, stage track Busy signal "ground detec3on" (see connec3on examples) Male connector for connecng the turntable 5 Jumper for determining whether -wire or 3-wire turntable..3. Hardware Overview DR505-R This adapter is used to connect a Roco turntable to the DR505 in Basic, Basic-Plus and Professional version required. (Please note the connec3on example in points 6.3 and 6.6.) Corresponding installa3on sets are available in the online shop. 4 Male connector for connecon to DR505 (The pin header has 9 poles, i.e. poles more than the DR505, which is produc3onrelated and has no influence on the func3on.) L R Connec3on Measuring voltage Track sidings (see connec3on examples) 3 S88N OUT connecon Connec3on to the feedback modules, posi3on feedback (see connec3on examples) Boards Connector for connecng the turntable 5 Jumper Posion message internal or external. (see Roco opera3ng instruc3ons) P 7

8 .3.3 Hardware Overview DR488-DC This adapter is required for the Basic-Plus and Profi versions. With this adapter an exact posi3on monitoring of the sidings in connec3on with a DR4088OPTO is possible. (Please note the connec3on example in points 6.4, 6.5 and 6.6.) Corresponding installa3on sets are available in the online shop. Male connector for connecon to DR505 Terminal block for the connecon of the feedback units Please note the connec3on example in points 6.4, 6.5 and 6.6. P 8

9 3.0 CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE ATTENTION!!!! It may happen that the USB connec3on to the PC is lost if the DR505 remains permanently connected via USB and the track input of the DR505 is supplied with power. For this reason we recommend the use of a USB isolator. P 9

10 3. introductory remarks A USB connec3on to the PC is required to configure the DR505. Please use the supplied USB cable (a so-called USB A to USB mini cable). System requirements: Intel Pen3um or AMD Athlon 64 processor MicrosoJ Windows 7 with Service Pack, Windows 8., or Windows 0 GB RAM for 3 Bit; GB RAM for 64 Bit 00 MB free hard disk space Monitor with a resolu3on of,04 x 768 (80 x 800 recommended) 3. Download SoFware Do not connect the DR505 to the PC un3l the sojware has been installed. The sojware can be downloaded from the DIGIKEIJS website. P 0

11 3.3 Install sofware AJer you have successfully downloaded the sojware, it is important to first extract the downloaded file and save it to your hard drive. Then start the installa3on by double-clicking on "setup" or "setup.exe". Make sure that you have administrator rights on your PC. Wichg!!! Verbinden Sie den DR505 erst nach erfolgreicher Installa3on der SoJware und Treiber mit dem PC. P

12 The following screen appears ajer a few seconds. Select Execute here anyway and click "Next". If you want to change the loca3on of the sojware, you can do so on the next screen. However, it is recommended to leave the sezngs as they are and click "Next". P

13 Now follows a short overview of the sezngs. Click on "Install" if you agree. Now the configura3on sojware will be installed and Windows will ask you a few 3mes if you trust Digikeij's sojware.when all this is complete, the last screen appears. Press "Finish" and the drivers and configura3on program are installed. P 3

14 3.4 Connecng the DR505 to the PC via USB With the desktop symbol the sojware can be started. Do not start the sojware un3l the following steps have been performed! First connect the PC with the supplied USB cable and then with the DR505. Windows "detects" the new hardware and installs the drivers. Wait un3l this process is completed and you receive a message from Windows that the hardware has been installed correctly. Windows will assign and reserve a COM port to the DR505. (The numbering of the COM ports depends on the configura3on of the PC) Here the COM4 port is used. COM4 is the communica3on port for the DR.Command protocol. P 4

15 4.0 programming ATTENTION!!!! It may happen that the USB connec3on to the PC is lost if the DR505 remains permanently connected via USB and the track input of the DR505 is supplied with power. For this reason we recommend the use of a USB isolator. P 5

16 4. Overview Configuraon SoFware The different op3ons can be easily accessed by clicking on the respec3ve connec3ons. S88N in Features Features Turntables Stage Detector 3 USB Features / Firmware Upgrade 4 Exit sojware 5 DR505 serial number 6 Modul EigenschaJen 7 LocoNet Features 8 Call up opera3ng instruc3ons 9 Opera3ng the turntable and/or Configure P 6

17 4. USB.0 Features ) The selected DR505 has been connected via USB and the serial number is read. ) COM port number for the Dr.Command protocol. 3) Update the firmware of the DR505. 4) Reset to factory sezngs. 5) Cancel P 7

18 4.3 Restoring the factory sehngs It is possible to reset the DR505 sezngs to the factory defaults. The USB menu in the configura3on sojware allows you to ac3vate the reset, which resets the DR505 sezngs to factory defaults. P 8

19 4.4 Updang the SoF- and Firmware The development of the DR505 sojware con3nues and is constantly being improved. Firmware updates allow you to equip the DR505 with the latest sojware. The new firmware is integrated in a new configura3on sojware. Before a firmware update is performed, it is recommended to save the current sezngs using the "Import/Export SeZngs" func3on. You must first install the latest version of the configura3on sojware before the current firmware update is available. Procedure: ) First uninstall the current installa3on of the configura3on sojware from ) her PC. 3) Disconnect the DR505 from the PC. 4) Download the new version from our website. 5) Install the configura3on sojware. 6) Connect the DR505 to the USB cable and the PC. 7) Open the configura3on sojware. 8) Go to the USB.0 menu. 9) Use the "Update DR505" bu4on to ac3vate the firmware update. IMPORTANT: Do not disconnect the DR505 from the PC when updang the firmware! This may cause the DR505 to become unusable. IMPORTANT!!! Before the firmware update, the DR505 automa3cally saves the sezngs. However, it may happen that the DR505 module is reset to the factory sezngs. Therefore, check all sezngs of the DR505 ajer an update! P 9

20 4.5 Firmware Versions Version Date Descripon First beta version for beta testers First instruc3ons Connec3on examples P 0

21 4.6 LocoNet Features ) LocoNet Feedback Monitor The different colors characterize the different feedback buses. ) RailCom Report Here you select which LocoNet command is used to send the RailCom message. MULTI_SENSE_Standard The original OPC_MULTI_SENSE command is used (Digitrax and Bluecher compa3ble). There is a restric3on of the address ranges "locomo3ve address or block address" when the derail direc3on is sent. MULTI_SENSE_Long The new OPC_MULTI_SENSE_L command is used: No restric3on of the address ranges. MULTI_SENSE_Both Both commands (Long and Standard) are transmi4ed to the central unit. 3) RailCom Railing direcon Here you can select how the derailment direc3on is reported to the control panel in the case of "MULTI_SENSE_Standard". Off No derailment direc3on is transmi4ed. in block address Derailing direc3on is transmi4ed in the block address (restric3on of block addresses to a maximum of 048). in locomo3ve address Derailing direc3on is transmi4ed in the locomo3ve address (restric3on of locomo3ve addresses to a maximum of 4095). 4) Accept current sezngs. 5) Cancel P

22 4.6.0 Module Properes ) Display Logging Window. ) Select language. 3) Module address in LocoNet. 4) Report feedback contacts ajer switching on. 5) Wai3ng 3me ajer switching on before the contacts are reported. 6) Module SeZng Export/Import 7) Accept current sezngs 8) abort 9) Railcom channel for addi3onal address recogni3on. A maximum of 4 addresses can then be detected simultaneously by one detector. 0) Number of bits to be counted before a busy message is issued.* ) Number of Railcom bits to be counted before direc3on recogni3on takes place.* ) Wai3ng 3me un3l the direc3on recogni3on is measured in a stable way.* 3) Railcom detec3on with logging *The lower the value, the faster the detec3on. Note! Not all func3ons are supported by all decoders. Please refer to the respec3ve decoder manual for details P

23 4.6. Module Properes. Digitrax specifica3on for repor3ng 'short' locomo3ve addresses. Standard: Report 0x7D in high quality byte. Alterna3ve: Report 0x00 in high quality byte.. Block addresses are sent by Digitrax only in even numbers. However, the DR505 can also send linear (even and odd) block addresses, extending the repor3ng range by Report the speed of the locomo3ves to the control centre via Railcom 4. A "Delta" value can be set here so that too many messages are not sent to the central unit when the value changes quickly. (*See example) 5. Report the signal quality of the Railcom messages to the control centre. The messages are reported by the decoder in %. 0% All commands have arrived (track or locomo3ve clean). 00% of the commands have not arrived (track or locomo3ve dirty). 6. All QoS messages below this value are not reported to the central unit. 7. A "Delta" value can be set here so that too many messages are not sent to the central unit when the value changes quickly. 8. "Report the "tank contents" of the locomo3ves to the central unit via Railcom. *Example:. last measured value =0 newly measured value = 6 Delta = 4. last measured value =3 newly measured value =9 Delta = 6 3. last measured value = Newly measured value = Delta = Parameter "Delta" = 6 The values. and 3. are reported,. is suppressed. Note! Not all func3ons are supported by all decoders. Please refer to the respec3ve decoder manual for details P 3

24 4.7 Scripng with DR. Script DR Script is a BASIC / Assembler similar, text based programming language. With Dr. Script you have the possibility to control even complex processes with the help of a product of the DR50xx series. Further informa3on about Dr. Script can be found in the separate documenta3on. ) Open script. ) If this check mark is set, the last called script is automa3cally started ajer the DR50xx has started. 3) Select printer. 4) Call up help. 5) Debug mode. 6) Start the selected script. 7) Stop selected script (PAUSE). 8) Stop selected script. 9) Save script P 4

25 4.8 Configuring the turntable Here the type of turntable, the protocol to be used, track connec3ons, feedback numbers and all other characteris3cs of the turntable are defined. Depending on which decoder type is selected, different op3ons are available in the sojware SeHngs which are available for the decoder types Basic, Basic-Plus, Profi. ) Turntables Type Protocol type with which the turntable is to be controlled (see Annex points 7.. and 7. respec3vely) ) Base address of the DR505. 3) The base address determines from which address the func3ons for controlling the turntable start. (see Appendix item 7. or 7.) 4) First turnout (st magne3c ar3cle address) which is to be addressed. SeZng: 0 = Roco (shij of the magne3c ar3cle addresses + 4) = Magne3c ar3cle addresses Standards-compliant to RCN 3 (default sezng!) 5) Selec3on of the opera3ng mode of the DR505. 6) Feedback number of the occupancy detector of the turntable plaoorm. 7) RailCom Feedback number of the occupancy detector of the turntable plaoorm. 8) Feedback number Turntable plaoorm rotates. 9) Feedback number to trigger an emergency stop. 0) From this rota3on angle in degrees the "fast" speed is used for the rota- 3on. ) "Fast" speed of rota3on of the stage. ) "Slow" speed for short movements of the stage e.g. from a siding to the next one. 3) "Low" speed ajer reaching the siding un3l the stage stops.7 4) Compensa3on for right speed of rota3on. If the turntable turns faster in one direc3on, this can be compensated. Posi3ve value turns faster to the right than to the lej. Nega3ve value turn slower to the right than to the lej. 5) Accelera3on ramp un3l the set speed is reached. 6) Brake ramp un3l the set speed or stands3ll is reached. 7) PWM Control frequency for the motor of the turntable. 8) Accept sezngs. 9) Cancel P 5

26 4.8. SeHngs speed etc. for the professional decoder type. The DR505 can also control the turntable using a locomo3ve decoder. This makes it possible to control the drive motor load, illuminate the stage house, switch entry and exit signals on the stage and of course the turntable can be equipped with sound. To be able to use the professional version, the turntable must be converted. A complete conversion kit is available for this purpose. Only a suitable locomo3ve decoder with the corresponding number of func3on outputs must be purchased separately. For details, please refer to the documenta3on for the conversion of the turntable. If the DR505 is configured as a professional version decoder, the following sezngs are s3ll possible ) From this rota3on angle in degrees the "fast" speed is used for the rota3on. ) "Fast" speed of rota3on of the stage. 3) "Slow" speed for short movements of the stage e.g. from a siding to the next one. 4) "Low" speed ajer reaching the siding un3l the stage stops. 5) Compensa3on of right rota3on speed. If the turntable turns faster in one direc3on, this can be compensated. Posi3ve value turns faster to the right than to the lej. Nega3ve value turn slower to the right than to the lej. 6) Accelera3on (CV3) of the locomo3ve decoder. (a change is wri4en directly into the decoder via POM) 7) Delay (CV4) of the locomo3ve decoder. (a change is wri4en directly to the decoder via POM) 8) Locomo3ve address of the installed decoder. 9) Func3on number (F0-Fx) of the decoder with which the locking func3on of the turntable is switched. The conversion kit is unfortunately not yet available. We are working on it! If everything goes according to plan, the conversion kit will be available in the nd quarter of 09. P 6

27 4.8.3 SeHngs professional decoder of the stage for lighng and signal control. Here the func3ons are assigned which the built-in locomo3ve decoder should control ) Base address of the locomo3ve decoder installed in the stage. ) Switch address which switches the ligh3ng. 3) Decoder func3on (Fx) which is assigned to the ligh3ng. 4) As soon as the turnout address is set to "straight", the corresponding exit signal of the stage automa3cally switches to SH as soon as the posi3on is reached and the stage is sta3onary. Turning the signal to SH0. 5) As soon as the turnout address is set to "straight", the corresponding departure signal of the stage automa3cally switches to SH as soon as the posi3on is reached and the stage is sta3onary. Turning sets the signal to SH0. 6) Turnout address that switches the signal. 7) Decoder func3on (Fx) which is assigned to the signal. 8) By 3cking the check box the adjacent func3on is ac3vated and thus switchable. 9) Basic posi3on of the corresponding func3on ajer switching on the supply voltage The conversion kit is unfortunately not yet available. We are working on it! If everything goes according to plan, the conversion kit will be available in the nd quarter of 09. P 7

28 4.8.4 SeHngs to synchronize the turntable display in the DR505 tool with the real turntable. This input mask can be used to set the rotary mo3on display in the DR505 Tool so that the rotary mo3on in the tool matches the rotary mo3on of the real turntable. To synchronize the sezng, simply stop the 3me the turntable takes to rotate by 80 degrees. This 3me must then be entered in the corresponding field. The tool calculates all further values independently ) Time in sec. which the turntable needs for a rota3on of 80 degrees. ) Normally no input required (calculated automa3cally). 3) Normally no input required (calculated automa3cally). 4) Normally no input required (calculated automa3cally). 5) Normally no input required (calculated automa3cally). 6) Normally no input required (calculated automa3cally). P 8

29 4.9 Add track connecon In this menu the physically exis3ng track connec3ons of the turntable must be recorded. This can be done in two ways. Add track connecon via the individual bu9ons in the sehngs menu. Bu4on ) adds a new siding to the stage house. If the bu4on is pressed several 3mes, a new siding is always created for each click. Now the desired siding can be selected with the mouse (lej click). With the bu4ons 3) and 4) the siding can be moved clockwise or counter clockwise. This is possible un3l the selected siding reaches the next free siding. A dele3on of the selected siding is possible with bu4on ). Add track connecon with the context menu. Select the desired siding with the mouse pointer and right click. Now the context menu opens with which a new siding can be added. If you want to move a siding, you can also do this with the context menu. Simply select the desired siding with the mouse pointer and right click and move the siding with lej or right turn. You can also remove a siding in the same way ) Add a connec3on ) Remove rail connec3on 3) Move track connec3on clockwise 4) Move track connec3on counter clockwise 5) Accept current sezngs 6) abort 4 3 P 9

30 4.0 Parameterize track connecon Basic-Plus and Profi version ) Posi3on of the rail siding (for assigned address see Appendix 7.. or 7.. of the selected protocol) ) Polarity of the turntable plaoorm and track connec3ons. 3) Feedback number LEFT rail of the corresponding track connec3on. With this RM, the DR505 recognizes the posi3on and the direc3on from which the rail siding is approached. (Further informa3on see connec3on example item 6.4, 6.5, 6,6) 4) Physical posi3on of the sidings in degrees (no input required) 5) Feedback number RIGHT rail of the corresponding siding. With this RM the DR505 recognizes the posi3on and the direc3on from which the siding is approached. P 30

31 4. Features Stage Detector Here the proper3es of the global detector of the turntable plaoorm are defined. ) Detector input on the module. (If a check mark is removed here, the corresponding detector is deac3vated). ) Feedback address of the normal occupancy detector (current sensor). 3) Block number linked to the detector output (RailCom detector). 4) Switch-off delay of the feedback units. 5) The DR505 detects the track direc3on of the locomo3ve. With this op3on you can reverse the direc3on. 6) Accept current sezngs. 7) Cancel P 3

32 4. S88N IN SeHngs (only for Basic Plus and Professional versions) The S88N connector is a S88N compa3ble bus. The DR4088-OPTO feedback modules for detec3ng the posi3on of the turntable rela3ve to the track sidings are connected to this connec3on. The feedback addresses programmed here are only used internally by the DR505 and are not reported to the control panel, so these feedback modules do not occupy any feedback devices in the feedback area of the actual control panel. ) Number of connected S88N feedback modules with 6 inputs. (No input required) ) Number of connected S88N feedback modules with 8 inputs. (No input required) 3) Total number of connected feedback contacts. 4) First feedback contact of the. connected s88 module. (No input required) 5) When the track output is switched on (green bu4on), all inputs are signalled. 6) Wai3ng 3me ajer switching on before the contacts are reported. 7) Complete overview of all connected S88N contacts. 8) Accept current sezngs 9) abort Note: Normally there is no need to make a sezng here as the posi3on feedback addresses are automa3cally assigned as soon as the plus or the pro is selected P 3

33 4.. ext88n use to control the turntable With the DR505, it is possible to easily control the turntable via feedback modules connected to the S88N bus (DR4088GND, 4088OPTO). For this func3on, the 8x6 feedback inputs (a maximum of 8 feedback modules) are provided on the S88N bus of the DR505. If this func3on is used, note that the feedback modules that are used for the connec3on of bu4ons or switches must always be connected directly to the S88N bus of the DR505 first! 3 4 ) Number of feedback modules to be used for push bu4ons or switches. ) Func3on selec3on how the feedback module is to be used. 'Pair' Two bu4ons per address, a total of two inputs are required by the DR4088. Conven3onal address control with the 'Red' and 'Green' keys 'Toggle' One pushbu4on per address, one input is required on the DR4088. The term toggle means: Press the bu4on, the address switches from "straight to bent". Press the bu4on again, the address switches from "bent to straight". 'OnOff' One toggle switch per address, one input is required on the DR4088. OnOff' means: Toggle switch On, "address bent". Toggle switch Off, "Address straight". 3) The DR5000 switches the address as soon as the switch posi3on changes. Select how the solenoid should switch. 4) Address of the solenoid to be switched. If the 'Pair' func3on has been selected, the address must be entered twice (once for the red bu4on and once for the green bu4on). 5) Accept current sezngs 6) abort 5 6 P 33

34 5.0 Control turntable P 34

35 5. Turntable with the Control tool (Fleischmann protocol) Here the general opera3on of the turntable is described and how the turntable behaves when the Fleischmann protocol is selected in the sezngs. The exact protocol is shown in the appendix item 7... Here you can also see which turnout address controls which (addresses of the sidings, turn address 80, etc.) ) Not-Halt Drehbewegung. Die Drehbewegung stoppt solange wie der Pilz Schalter gedrückt bleibt. ) Gleisanschluss -xx Durch anklicken des gewünschten Gleisanschlusses dreht die Bühne an die gewünschte Posi3on. Linksklick mit der Maus auf den Gleisanschluss > Drehbewegung der Bühnenhauseite zum gewählten Gleisanschluss. (Die Drehscheibenbühne nimmt immer den kürzesten Weg) Rechtsklick mit der Maus auf den Gleisanschluss > Drehbewegung zum gewählten Gleisanschluss. (Die Drehscheibenbühne nimmt immer den kürzesten Weg) 3) Polarität zeigen. Zeigt die Polarität der Drehscheibenbühne und der Gleisanschlüsse an. 4) Anzeige erweitern und das Einstellmenü öffnen. 5) Rückmelde Anzeige und Drehscheibenbühne um 80 drehen. Zeigt einmal an das die Drehscheibenbühne belegt ist (normaler Belegtmelder) und zusätzlich werden noch RailCom Informa3onen (Lokadresse, Aufgleisrichtung, usw.) ausgelesen. (Natürlich nur wenn das der verbaute Lokdecoder zur Verfügung stellt) Linksklick mit der Maus auf die Meldeanzeige > drehen im Uhrzeigersinn (nach rechts) um 80. Rechtsklick mit der Maus auf die Meldeanzeige > drehen gegen den Uhrzeigersinn (nach links) um 80. 6) Go Befehl über LocoNet senden (Gleisspannung ein). 7) Stop Befehl über LocoNet senden (Gleisspannung aus). 8) Durch anklicken des Bühnenendes dreht die Drehscheibe eine Posi3on (Step) weiter. Die Posi3onen werden immer in der Reihenfolge z.b usw. angefahren Linksklick mit der Maus auf das Bühnenende > Drehbewegung im Uhrzeigersinn (nach rechts) zum nächsten Gleisanschluss. Rechtsklick mit der Maus auf das Bühnenende > Drehbewegung gegen den Uhrzeigersinn (nach links) zum nächsten Gleisanschluss. 9) Aktuelle Einstellungen übernehmen. 0) Abbrechen P 35

36 5. Turntable with the Control Tool (Märklin Protocol) Here the general opera3on of the turntable is described and how the turntable behaves when the Märklin protocol is selected in the sezngs. The exact protocol is set out in Annex, point 7... Here you can also see which turnout address controls what (addresses of the sidings, turn address 80, etc.) ) Emergency-stop rota3on. The rota3on stops as long as the mushroom switch remains pressed. ) Track connec3on -xx 3) By clicking on the desired track connec3on, the plaoorm rotates to the desired posi3on. LeF click with the mouse on the siding -> clockwise rota3on (to the right) to the selected siding. Right click with the mouse on the siding -> turn counter clockwise (to the lej) to the selected siding. 4) Show polarity. Shows the polarity of the turntable plaoorm and the track connec3ons. 5) Expand the display and open the sezngs menu. Rotate feedback display and turntable plaoorm 80. Indicates once that the turntable plaoorm is occupied (normal occupancy detector) and addi3onally Railcom informa3on (locomo3ve address, track direc3on, etc.) is read out. (Of course only if provided by the installed locomo3ve decoder) LeF click with the mouse on the message display -> turn clockwise (to the right) by 80. Right click with the mouse on the message display -> turn counter clockwise (to the lej) by 80. 6) Send Go command via LocoNet (track voltage on). 7) Stop Send command via LocoNet (track voltage off). 8) By clicking on the end of the stage the turntable turns one posi3on (step) further. The posi3ons are always approached in the sequence e.g etc. LeF click with the mouse on the end of the stage-> clockwise rota3on (to the right) to the next siding. Right click with the mouse on the end of the stage -> turn counterclockwise (to the lej) to the next siding. 9) Accept current sezngs. 0) abort P 36

37 6.0 Connecon examples A few basic requirements: For the Basic and the Basic-Plus version no conversion of the turntable is necessary! The tabs on the stage (Basic-Plus version) must not be removed! If the professional version is to be used, conversions to the turntable are necessary. This conversion is described in a separate manual. are described. The DR505 is supplied either directly with track voltage or via a separate DC power supply. The power supply must always be used when the track voltage is below 6V. A voltage below 6V is not sufficient to safely control the turntable.! A9enon! In principle, the track connecons of the turntable must be insulated from the shed tracks on both sides! This must be observed in order to avoid a short circuit. The con3nuing tracks can then be normally supplied with track voltage again or monitored with a feedback signal. Please note that there are of course other possibilies and special cases that cannot be presented here! P 37

38 6. DR505 Basic for Fleischmann H0,N DS, -wire track If the DR505 is used in the basic version, no modificaons to the turntable are required! Under no circumstances must the contact lugs on the turntable plaoorm be removed. It is also important that the track connec3ons are insulated (separated) from the shed tracks on both sides. The shed tracks can be supplied with track voltage either via feedback devices or directly from the control centre. Various informa3on (RailCom informa3on, feedback, control commands) is exchanged with the control centre via LocoNet. These sezngs are necessary for opera3on. See point 4.8. Necessary track separa3on on both si- P 38

39 6. DR505 Basic for Märklin H0 DS, 3-wire track If the DR505 is used in the basic version, no modificaons to the turntable are required! Under no circumstances must the contact lugs on the turntable plaoorm be removed. It is also important that the track connec3ons are insulated (separated) from the shed tracks on both sides. The shed tracks can be supplied with track voltage either via feedback sensors or directly from the control centre. The Märklin adapter transmits the occupancy message of the turntable plaoorm against track ground (GND). An addi3onal feedback is therefore not necessary. Various informa3on (Railcom informa3on, feedback, control commands) is exchanged with the control centre via LocoNet. The DR505-M adapter board is required to operate the Märklin turntable. These sezngs are necessary for opera3on. See point 4.8. Necessary track separa3on on both sides Note the jumper posi3on! DR505-M P 39

40 6.3 DR505 Basic for Roco H0,TT DS, -conductor track If the DR505 is used in the basic version, no modificaons to the turntable are required! Under no circumstances must the contact lugs on the turntable plaoorm be removed. It is also important that the track connec3ons are insulated (separated) from the shed tracks on both sides. The shed tracks can be supplied with track voltage either via feedback devices or directly from the control centre. The Roco adapter transmits the posi3on feedback of the turntable plaoorm. Various informa3on (RailCom informa3on, feedback, control commands) is exchanged with the control centre via LocoNet. The DR505-R adapter board is required to operate the Roco turntable. These sezngs are necessary for opera3on. See point 4.8. Necessary track separa3on on both sides Note the jumper posi3on! DR505-R P 40

41 6.4 DR505 Basic-Plus for Fleischmann H0,N DS, -wire track If the DR505 is used in the Basic-Plus version, no modificaons to the turntable are required! Under no circumstances must the contact lugs on the turntable plaoorm be removed. It is also important that the track connec3ons are insulated (separated) from the shed tracks on both sides. The shed tracks can be supplied with track voltage either via feedback devices or directly from the control centre. Various informa3on (RailCom informa3on, feedback, control commands) is exchanged with the control centre via LocoNet. Addional feedbacks: The DR505-EXT set is required for turning without "clacking", internal posi3on feedback and for precise Bremen and stopping. The feedback included in the set allows the DR505 to detect the exact posi3on of the turntable plaoorm and react accordingly. All siding sidings must be equipped with feedback detectors. The DR505- EXT set includes a DR4088-OPTO. This allows 8 track sidings to be monitored. If there are more than 8 sidings, DR505-EXT is needed to monitor all sidings. These are then simply connected to the last DR4088-OPTO as an extension. These sezngs are necessary for opera3on. See point 4.8. Necessary track separa3on on both sides DR488-DC The sezngs of the sidings are also necessary! See point 4.9 and point 4.0. P 4

42 6.5 DR505 Basic-Plus for Märklin H0 DS, 3-wire track If the DR505 is used in the Plus version, no modifica3ons to the turntable are required! Under no circumstances must the contact lugs on the turntable plaoorm be removed. It is also important that the track connec3ons are insulated (separated) from the shed tracks on both sides. The shed tracks can be supplied with track voltage either via feedback devices or directly from the control centre. Various informa3on (RailCom informa3on, feedback, control commands) is exchanged with the control centre via LocoNet. Addional feedbacks: The DR505-EXT set is required for turning without "clacking", internal posi3on feedback and for precise Bremen and stopping. The feedback included in the set allows the DR505 to detect the exact posi3on of the turntable plaoorm and react accordingly. All siding sidings must be equipped with feedback detectors. The DR505-EXT set includes a DR4088-OPTO. This allows 8 track sidings to be monitored. If there are more than 8 sidings, DR505-EXT is needed to monitor all sidings. These are then simply connected to the last DR4088-OPTO as an extension. The DR505-M adapter board is required to operate the Märklin turntable. These sezngs are necessary for opera3on. See point 4.8. Necessary track separa3on on both sides Note the jumper posi3on! DR488-DC DR505-M The sezngs of the sidings are also necessary! See point 4.9 and point 4.0. P 4

43 6.6 DR505 Basic-Plus for ROCO H0,TT DS, -wire track If the DR505 is used in the Plus version, no modifica3ons to the turntable are required! Under no circumstances must the contact lugs on the turntable plaoorm be removed. It is also important that the track connec3ons are insulated (separated) from the shed tracks on both sides. The shed tracks can be supplied with track voltage either via return media or directly from the control centre. Various informa3on (RailCom informa3on, feedback, control commands) is exchanged with the control centre via LocoNet. Addional feedbacks: The DR505-EXT set is required for turning without "clacking", internal posi3on feedback and for precise Bremen and stopping. The feedback included in the set allows the DR505 to detect the exact posi3on of the turntable plaoorm and react accordingly. All siding sidings must be equipped with feedback detectors. The DR505-EXT set includes a DR4088-OPTO. This allows 8 track sidings to be monitored. If there are more than 8 sidings, DR505-EXT is needed to monitor all sidings. These are then simply connected to the last DR4088-OPTO as an extension. The DR505-R adapter board is required to operate the Roco turntable. Diese Einstellungen sind für den Betrieb nö3g. Siehe Punkt 4.8 Necessary track separa3on on both sides Note the jumper posi3on! DR488-DC DR505-R The sezngs of the sidings are also necessary! See point 4.9 and point 4.0. P 43

44 7.0 a9achment 7.. Comparison of Märklin protocol and funcons in the DR505 Adr. Key Funcon Funcon Märklin Protocol Funcon with DR505 5 red End of programming unused green Start programming unused 6 red Clear 80 Emergency stop green Turn Rota3on 80 degrees 7 red clockwise step Step (Step) in clockwise direc3on green Counter clockwise step Step (Step) counter clockwise 8 red Turn clockwise Clockwise direc3on preselec3on green Rotate counter clockwise Counter clockwise direc3on preselec3on 9 red Connec3on rail connec3on green Connec3on rail connec3on 30 red Connec3on 3 rail connec3on 3 green Connec3on 4 rail connec3on 4 3 red Connec3on 5 rail connec3on 5 green Connec3on 6 rail connec3on 6 3 red Connec3on 7 rail connec3on 7 green Connec3on 8 rail connec3on 8 33 red Connec3on 9 rail connec3on 9 green Connec3on 0 rail connec3on 0 40 red Connec3on 3 rail connec3on 3 green Connec3on 4 rail connec3on 4 P 44

45 7.. Comparison of Fleischmann protocol and funcons in the DR505 Adr. Key Funcon Funcon Märklin Protocol Funcon with DR red Turn 80 clockwise Turn 80 clockwise green Turn 80 counter clockwise Turn 80 counter clockwise 0 red Track connec3on with bridge house at the connec3on Track connec3on with bridge house at the connec3on green Track connec3on without bridge house at the connec3on Track connec3on without bridge house at the connec3on 0 red Track connec3on with bridge house at the connec3on Track connec3on with bridge house at the connec3on green Track connec3on without bridge house at the connec3on Track connec3on without bridge house at the connec3on 03 red Track connec3on 3 with bridge house at the connec3on Track connec3on 3 with bridge house at the connec3on green Track connec3on 3 without bridge house at the connec3on Track connec3on 3 without bridge house at the connec3on 04 red Track connec3on 4 with bridge house at the connec3on Track connec3on 4 with bridge house at the connec3on green Track connec3on 5 without bridge house at the connec3on Track connec3on 5 without bridge house at the connec3on 48 red Track connec3on 47 with bridge house at the connec3on Track connec3on 47 with bridge house at the connec3on green Track connec3on 47 without bridge house at the connec3on Track connec3on 47 without bridge house at the connec3on 49 red Track connec3on 48 with bridge house at the connec3on Track connec3on 48 with bridge house at the connec3on green Track connec3on 48 without bridge house at the connec3on Track connec3on 48 without bridge house at the connec3on P 45