Switches - Pause between switching

Aus RailRoad&Co.-Wiki
Version vom 18. Januar 2025, 10:30 Uhr von Uslex (Diskussion | Beiträge) (Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: „*Source: [https://www.freiwald.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13461 Forum]“)
Zur Navigation springenZur Suche springen
Verwendung
thumbs


Switching points

Pause between switches

Does the setting "Pause between switches" under "Set up digital system" apply to all switch commands that TC sends to the central unit? Even if two switch routes are requested at the same time? So are all switch commands from TC serialized to this pause?

Fig: Pause between switches

Would that mean:

  • that with a setting of 200 ms
  • and two routes requested at the same time
  • with 5 switches each (so 10 switches in total),
  • in any case 10 * 200 ms will pass,

until both switch routes are fully switched?

Break and switching times

A clear statement was made on this topic in this post:

  • A pause between switches of Y ms ensures that there is always a pause of at least Y ms between commands sent to two different switch addresses.

Settings of a switch route

Model railroader "nakott" asks in this context:

What about the X ms that is displayed in the settings for a switch route under "Pause between switches".

  • Are these X ms still to be added?

Pause between switching commands

No. A pause between switches of Y ms set for a route ensures that a pause of at least Y ms is always observed between the commands sent to two different switches of the same route.

When switching a switch route, the individual switches are switched at a distance that is the maximum of X and Y.

Switches and switch addresses

Also pay attention to the subtle difference between switches and switch addresses! So if a switch with two addresses is switched as part of a switch route (DKW):

  • only X ms are inserted between the first and second address of this one switch.
  • Y is not taken into account here, since this indicates the pause between different switches.


--‎ Wohlmannstetter 15:27, 14. Sep. 2010
bearbeitet: Uslex (Diskussion) 20:22, 17. Jul. 2022 (CEST), Uslex (Diskussion) 15:17, 28. Jul. 2023 (UTC), Digi-train 22:21, 17. Jan. 2025 (UTC)