5.5 Connections – Version “Bremsgenerator”
This section describes the version “Bremsgenerator” of the Bogobit Bremsmodul.
5.5.1 Wiring terminals
All external connections of the brake module are labelled on the board and explained in the table
below:
Label
Function
0
digital track voltage input
center stud track: B is the red wire to the center studs, 0 is the brown wire to the rails
ground.
two-rail track: B is the wire to rail on the right hand side (only this right rail has the isola-
ted track section), 0 is the wire to the continuous rail on the left hand side. Note: the
color code or polarity of the electrical track connection is irrelevant, essential is right
and left rail as seen when approaching the signal.
B
B#
brake voltage output, generated by the module.
5.5.2 Notes on Wiring
For a layout with center stud track (Märklin H0) applies:
–
Create an isolated track section. A center stud isolation must be inserted at both ends of the
track section. Use a suitable, external, single pole double throw contact and wire it such that in
one position the center studs of the isolated track section are connected to the regular digital
voltage "B", and in the other position the center studs of the isolated track section are connec-
ted to the module's terminal "B#".
–
"B" has to be connected with the center studs ("B") of the regular track outside the isolated
section.
–
"0" has to be connected with the rails ("0"). Make this wiring just between the brake module
and the track.
–
"B#" is the brake voltage output. It has to be connected with the center studs of the isolated
track section via an external switch as explained before.
For a layout with two-rail track applies:
–
Create an isolated track section: On one rail (herein called the right rail) two cuts have to be
made to form an isolated section between. The other rail (herein called the left rail) is not cut
but remains a continuous rail. Use a suitable, external, single pole double throw contact and
wire it such that in one position the right rail of the isolated track section is connected to the
regular right rail digital voltage "B", and in the other position the right rail of the isolated track
section is connected to the module's terminal "B#".
–
"B" has to be connected with the right rail of the regular track outside the isolated section.
–
"0" has to be connected with the left, continuous rail.
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