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SIMPLE
STATION STOP |
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The
SIMPLE STATION STOP is
designed to halt a train at a station or any other desired place, where it
will wait for an adjustable time and then restart.
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The
SSS (SIMPLE STATION STOP) switches the track power off and on to stop and
start the train. This is realistic for trains running at slow speeds. At
high speeds this results in sudden stops and starts. If controlled
deceleration and acceleration are required please refer to our SA8 and
SA8-S.
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The
SSS combines an infrared sensor and a circuit for stopping the train and
timing the train stop. The
SSS is positioned under the baseboard at the place where you want the train
to stop.
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Two
wires are required to connect power to the circuit board and a further two
wires connect the circuit board to the track.
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POSITIONING
THE SSS
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As
soon as the infrared detects the train the SSS will switch off the power to
the track. The unit will therefore need to be positioned where the leading
end of the train is to stop. The leading edge of the train may move a little
past the detector due to inertia or effects of flywheels.
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The
train restarts after the timing interval even though it is still being
detected. There is a dead time of 12 seconds before the SSS will operate
again. This is to prevent the end of the departing train activating it.
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INSTALLATION
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The
installation of the circuit board on the baseboard is the same as the
installation of an IRDOT.
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As
the name implies connections to the circuit board are simple. Two wires
connect the power source to the circuit board; two wires from the circuit
board connect to the track
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POWER
SUPPLY
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The
SSP can be powered from 12 to 16 volts either AC or DC.
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TIMING
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Timing
of the stop time is adjusted by rotating the “pot” on the SSS board with
a small screwdriver. The timing can be adjusted between 12 and 120 seconds.
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SIGNALS
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There
is an option to operate a 2-aspect starter signal provided on the SSS board.
The signal will show red for stop, change to green for depart and remains at
green 5 seconds after the last part of the train has cleared theSSS unit. A
2-aspect common negative LED signal is suitable.
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Full
details for this are included in the Instructions.
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SPECIFICATION |
| Supply Voltage |
12 to
16 volts, AC or DC |
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SIZE |
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Inches |
Millimetres |
| Length x Width |
4.9 x 1.2 |
125
x 30 |
| Height of infrared
components |
0.9 |
22 |
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