Dose anyone have the wiring diagram for honking up the transfer table up with the CS3 clear instructions, hard to find they same works with the decoder M84 60841/60842 please help

Jean's shared schematics is the perfect solution to power an old 7294 transfer table in digital mode, using the AC transformer that also powers my similarly old turntable (providing each with power instead of decoder, but still shared ground).
Using Rocrail, I set direction with one k84 port ('rectifying' diodes for power controlling for/back motion) and table moving when other k84 port is 'on'.
Interestingly, the table only stops at bays when second k84 port switch is set 'off' after start of motion. Otherwise the table runs to the last bay and comes to stop.
This leads me to the next digital question: can one select/program the stops as opposed to just the next bay or end bays only?
Note that I am not using CS3 for operational control, but Rocrail software instead.

Edited by user 21 February 2023 14:02:15(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Hi Ben, Ross and friends
I cannot be very explicit on having a transfer table controlled by Rocrail. I haven't done it but I only did it on a turntable (7286)
The little I know is:
- in Rocrail, turntables and transfer tables are managed using the Turntable command (ticking tranfer table)
- you must provide a table of tracks providing all details about accessing tracks (see below)

Table of tracks, for each access track, indicate:
- the track number (0 to n)
- the tranfer table sensor for the track
- the code to send to decoder to send the table to the track
- the number of the opposite track (if any)

The problem I had to deal was the optimization of the rotation direction (select the quickest way to arrive to destination track) finally solved by the decoder.

Here is the Rocrail page for traversers (tranfer table) https://wiki.rocrail.net/doku.php?id=traverser-setup-en

Here is a German manufacturer providing decoders for traversers: https://www.bmbtechnik.de/schalt...hiebeb%C3%BChnendecoder/

I hope this will help somewhat

Jean

A Märklin video for using the turntable in digital mode, but not Rocrail. It is in German but the images are good enough and the CC option for translated subtitles will also help well:


Regards,
Miguel