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Offline Thewolf  
#1 Posted : 23 April 2016 00:50:01(UTC)
Thewolf

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Hi everybody Cool


I have 4 s-88 (1 Marklin and 3 Viessmann). I have more than 60 contacts to be connected on the s-88 (1/2 7555 and 1/2 24994)

I want to know if I worked well.

- 1) Only one wire brown in the 1st S 88 for "0"

- 2) Each 7555 has 2 wires : one to S-88 and the second (like a wire brown ) for '' 0''

These brown wires are connected with the ''0'' of the CS2

Correct or no ?

Thank you for yours answers

Thewolf
Project The Richelieu Valley Railway-CS2-Track C- Itrain-Digital
Offline Harvey  
#2 Posted : 23 April 2016 03:39:25(UTC)
Harvey

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Theowolf

See under Digital the recent discussion about L88. There is a link to the L88 manual. On page 21, there is a picture for connection with reeds. This shows exactly what you wrote for the 7555 reed. One wire to S88 and the other wire to the ground. I had this setup previously with S88 and in process of redoing my layout and will do the same.

Harvey
Offline French_Fabrice  
#3 Posted : 23 April 2016 16:15:00(UTC)
French_Fabrice

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Location: Lyon, France
Hi Serge,

You are correct.

But:
- Don't wire all the stuff in one time
- Always wire & test each S88 after each other, I mean first test S88 #1, then S88 #2 with connection to the previous, then add a new S88, and so on...
- Use a common "0" line
- Try to separate wires going to S88s from the power lines. I mean, don't put S88 wires parallel to power wires to avoid "crosstalk" interferences. If your S88 input lines must cross at various points the power lines, try to use a right angle cross.

Cheers
Fabrice
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Offline Thewolf  
#4 Posted : 24 April 2016 15:36:40(UTC)
Thewolf

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Location: Saint Mathias dur Richelieu-Canada
Originally Posted by: French_Fabrice Go to Quoted Post
Hi Serge,

You are correct.

But:
- Don't wire all the stuff in one time
- Always wire & test each S88 after each other, I mean first test S88 #1, then S88 #2 with connection to the previous, then add a new S88, and so on...
- Use a common "0" line
- Try to separate wires going to S88s from the power lines. I mean, don't put S88 wires parallel to power wires to avoid "crosstalk" interferences. If your S88 input lines must cross at various points the power lines, try to use a right angle cross.

Cheers
Fabrice


Thank you FabriceThumpUp

I am in my office...I work the end of the week...I will send you a pm or an email tomorrow...in our native language BigGrin

Thewolf
Project The Richelieu Valley Railway-CS2-Track C- Itrain-Digital
Offline Thewolf  
#5 Posted : 26 April 2016 00:30:38(UTC)
Thewolf

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Location: Saint Mathias dur Richelieu-Canada
Hi everybody Cool

I follw the advice of Fabrice and I configured a layout of test S88 on my cs2.

This week I shall test every connection one by one

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I hope that it's correct

To see you later..

Thewolf
Project The Richelieu Valley Railway-CS2-Track C- Itrain-Digital
Offline French_Fabrice  
#6 Posted : 26 April 2016 07:53:31(UTC)
French_Fabrice

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Yes, It seems to be OK;

Cheers
fabrice
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