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mgbeck		#1 Posted : 16 July 2023 08:41:17(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 03/04/2014(UTC) Posts: 9 Location: Midvale		Hello, I would be appreciative if someone would open up their 43630.001 (The Wilde 13 50jahre Intercity steuerwagen) and take a picture of the wire connections at the cab end of the pcb inside the wagen, and post it here. It would be helpful to fix an issue. Thanks. -- Michael Beck
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JohnjeanB		#2 Posted : 17 July 2023 00:25:35(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 04/02/2011(UTC) Posts: 3,130 Location: Paris, France		Hello Michael I don't have this Steuerwagen per se but the wiring is always the same for Märklin ones, I think: - the PCB holding the components and LEDs is in one piece - one wire brings the O (rails) ground slider in the other bogie - one wire brings the B (studs) the PUCKO slider on the other bogie. - two wires bring the direction information from the direction bogie in the form of a ground (rail) connection. Here is an oblique view of the directional bogie The principle is simple - a drag contact is clipsed to one axle - a double contact, attached to the bogie's axle, depending on the travel direction (forwards / reverse) connects with the drag contact which in turn is connected to the rails. Here Brown wire = forwards, Black wire = reverse The PCB is simple: - rectify and filter the digital current - add resistors in series with the LEDs - get the direction info to light either the RED or WHITE headlights Sorry I don't have a picture of the PCB to show you Cheers Jean
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kiwiAlan		#3 Posted : 17 July 2023 01:10:55(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 23/07/2014(UTC) Posts: 8,109 Location: ENGLAND, Didcot		Originally Posted by: JohnjeanB - the PCB holding the components and LEDs is in one piece The PCB used in the sloping front Steuerwagon that he lists has a quite different PCB to the wagons like you pictured. I don't have the exact wagon being asked about, but I have the one from the 40503 series coaches, and the PCB has been considerably reworked to fit the streamlined shape (and I don't recall it being one piece, but it is a long while since I had the coach open).

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mgbeck		#4 Posted : 17 July 2023 05:08:17(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 03/04/2014(UTC) Posts: 9 Location: Midvale		Actually this has a pcboard that has a decoder included. I was able to confirm that all is well with the wagen, so I don't need the picture.
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marklinist5999		#5 Posted : 17 July 2023 15:45:01(UTC) Retweet
Joined: 10/02/2021(UTC) Posts: 3,142 Location: Michigan, Troy		I opened mine to install figures. If memory serves, the decoder is a function only type with no motor or sound controls. The Marklin decoder list online has a manual for each with which terminals connect to lights,etc. This model has a current conducting coupler switch, low beam and long distance headlights, cab light, interior lighing, and direction reverses for head/marker lights. Did you crash it badly and tear wires?


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