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PZS-1 - Tams

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Setting the shuttle-train control<br />

English<br />

By turning the trim pots to the left position, the minimum time length is<br />

set.<br />

The time lengths in the shuttle-train control are set via four trim pots<br />

(R10 to R13).<br />

R10 Braking / accelerating target station<br />

R11 Reduced speed level<br />

R12 Stopping time (for both stations)<br />

R13 Braking / accelerating home station<br />

Put the train on to the tracks just before SW2 and start the shuttletrain.<br />

Set the braking and accelerating times for the two stations first.<br />

The optimum braking and accelerating times are when SW1 and SW8<br />

just do not release.<br />

Continue setting the reduced speed section. Note the following: If the<br />

train passes the second contact "reduced speed level" after finishing<br />

the first reduced speed level, a second reduced speed starts. If you<br />

want to avoid this, the reduced speed level must take long enough for<br />

the train to pass the second contact. You can also mount directiondependent<br />

contacts.<br />

Finally set the time for stopping in the two stations.<br />

FAQ<br />

� Parts are getting too hot and/or start to smoke.<br />

! Disconnect the system from the mains immediately!<br />

Possible cause: one or more components are soldered incorrectly.<br />

� Perform a visual check.<br />

� The transistor Q5 is getting too hot during operation.<br />

Possible cause: The current consumption is too high.<br />

� Fix a heat sink to transistor Q5.<br />

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