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Controller Wiring for 2007 Worlds
Big Al - 16-10-2007 at 13:23

Hi guys,

Sorry if this is a repeat, but, can anyone who knows this track post us a diagram for connecting the controllers correctly please? We use a large, Stereo Headphone Jack here, but I'm sure this isn't the same over there.. We'd need to fit aligator clips I think, but, what goes where etc?? :comp1:

regards

Big Al


tamar - 16-10-2007 at 16:05

hello Al

I talked to JP today and the Ship that carries the track arrives in the Rotterdam port on friday.
There are some problems with the guys that were to assemble it in Mechelen, but we should have more info next week.


Big Al - 17-10-2007 at 09:01

:holy

Thanks dude.. try use the KISS principle in the explanation ok.. :bounc:

cheers

Al


Big Al - 29-10-2007 at 06:25

Hi guys,

does anyone know what the wiring/colour coding is for tracks like this?? Is this a European wiring standard, or what? We need to do some modifications to our controllers, so any info would be appreciated.

regards

Big Al


Massiven - 29-10-2007 at 09:40

Hi there,

I don't know the wiring colors but for me it seems, that the Parma standards are used. Just because of the fact that alligator clips are required. Haven't seen alli-clips on european tracks with "german" wiring.

Cheers,

Mike


fola - 29-10-2007 at 09:47

Color codes should be black red white/Yellow and the controllers should not need modifications except for the required Alligator clips instead of banana plugs........

c u soon.....

gotta finish my racers ;-)


Big Al - 29-10-2007 at 11:39

Hi guys,

that's all understandeable, but, we in SA use a 3.5' Stereo Headphone jack for track connection. I don't have a problem fitting three crocodile clips onto the wire, but, I'd like to know, WHAT colour goes WHERE?
ie: Red goes to trigger, White goes to brake, etc..
HOW??:comp:

Regards

Big Al


tamar - 29-10-2007 at 13:12

Al......

It looks very simple..... you got 3 wires, solder 3 alligator clips and bring three rolls of isolation tape

red, white, black and see at the track what's what.


Big Al - 29-10-2007 at 13:14

:D

Simple enough.

regards

Al


fola - 30-10-2007 at 07:12

JPVR wrote :
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"ATTENTION: BLACK = BRAKE, RED & WHITE are like on any Parma controller. We race counter-clockwise."


Regards,
Fola

still building :upset:

http://www.imca-slotracing.com/LatestNew.htm#MOEIALS


Massiven - 30-10-2007 at 08:18

I don't understand anything right now!

black = break and the rest like parma controllers?? isn't parma white = plus, red = brake and black = throttle?

how can the rest be like any parma controller when black is break.

so what's the conclusion:

black = brake
red = throttle
white = plus

But white is positive? I hope so, otherwise I can't use my controller!

So let's do like Tamar said, bring alligator clips and 3 colors of tape :laugh::laugh::laugh:.

Cheers

Mike

p.s.: Also still building, had to take my Nismo apart yesterday night. Couldn't fix it after 6 beers :coke:


Big Al - 30-10-2007 at 11:01

:laugh: @ Mike,

Dude, we HAVE to get together... Anthony had me crumpled in 2002 with the Belgian Beer.. I'm also a cheap round, 2 or 3, and it's game over...
:comp1:

Cheers

Big Al


willem - 30-10-2007 at 15:00

Gents,

I don't know how many time sI've explained this but i will have a go at it again

Step 1: Look at the wires of your controller

If you got: black, red and yellow then unless you got a really stupid controller builder, the mapping is as follows:

Black = minus, earth, (-)
Red = Positive meaning a direct connection to the powersupply (+)
Yellow = Track meaning the output voltage you supply to the engine

If you got: black, red and white (typical parma and american) the mapping is:

Black = Track meaning the output voltage you supply to the engine
Red = minus, earth, (-)
White = Positive meaning a direct connection to the powersupply (+)

If you can count to three you're there........:comp1:

Note: So Massiven......you're right:car:


Big Al - 30-10-2007 at 17:49

:m16:
Willem, as an admin member I find it frikkin amazing why you're always so ABRASIVE on the Forum!!!!
I build controllers and I'm not SURE of the International wiring sequence, as are a number of other slotcar enthusiasts, supposedly part of the "International" scene..
I think yyou should have a few beers and chill out a bit more, or get some leg -over, cause ur too wound up!

Big Al


willem - 30-10-2007 at 19:53

Yeah, you're right AL. It WAS it little bit TOO abbrasive. Not sure what was goin on in my head there at that moment. I was working...maybe that's why.:comp::comp:
Anyway....apologies for my misbehaviour. I should ban myself from the forum sometimes:cry::cry:


Big Al - 31-10-2007 at 09:00

:holy

It's cool, But that's not getting you off having a beer or Baileys with me boet.. :cool:

Almost time to :car:

Regards

Big Al