I found these a few years back and printed them off so these are jpg copies. The originals in PDF format can be found at www.professormotor.com
I feel it would be a great idea if Clubs replied to this thread stating their system, differences if any and any controller restrictions in place. We can then use this as a resource for anyone wishing to visit a specific Club with their own controller.
PLEASE NOTE: These are for ANALOGUE tracks and controllers.
1 - By far the most common wiring method - POSITIVE POLARITY with multiple transformers...
2 - POSITIVE POLARITY with single power supply...
3 - NEGATIVE POLARITY with single power supply...
INFORMATION: To switch lane directions you place a double pole switch between the two cables attached to each lane and wire thus(you will, of course, need a multi switch or one per lane)...
I also have this from a German Club. It hangs on the wall at swissracebahn hence the scrawl in English
Common controller colour codes for connections...
I hope this helps clear up a few FAQs and look forward to being able, with your help, to turning this into a meaningfull reference document for Club racers.
Controller list (If you are a controller manufacturer or use a controller you would like to see listed, please PM me and I will update this list)...
ACD Pro uses German Standard.
NSR uses International/Parma standard.
Engage uses International/Parma standard.
Slot.It uses international/Parma standard.
I feel it would be a great idea if Clubs replied to this thread stating their system, differences if any and any controller restrictions in place. We can then use this as a resource for anyone wishing to visit a specific Club with their own controller.
PLEASE NOTE: These are for ANALOGUE tracks and controllers.
1 - By far the most common wiring method - POSITIVE POLARITY with multiple transformers...
2 - POSITIVE POLARITY with single power supply...
3 - NEGATIVE POLARITY with single power supply...
INFORMATION: To switch lane directions you place a double pole switch between the two cables attached to each lane and wire thus(you will, of course, need a multi switch or one per lane)...
I also have this from a German Club. It hangs on the wall at swissracebahn hence the scrawl in English
Common controller colour codes for connections...
I hope this helps clear up a few FAQs and look forward to being able, with your help, to turning this into a meaningfull reference document for Club racers.
Controller list (If you are a controller manufacturer or use a controller you would like to see listed, please PM me and I will update this list)...
ACD Pro uses German Standard.
NSR uses International/Parma standard.
Engage uses International/Parma standard.
Slot.It uses international/Parma standard.