05-13-2017, 12:48 AM
I assume the topic of switching the entire layout between DC and DCC is close and we are now discussing how to handle the bunch of tracks at the turntable.
Those tracks are part of the layout and generally fead by the some two wires you connect to the one (left) side of the DC/DCC switch (1P and 2P).
Just use a one pole rotary switch to feed one rail of the one track you are using at a certain time. The rotary switch is required running DC and does not harm the DCC operation (except no sound of engines on the not selected tracks).
All this happens to the left of the DC toggle DCC switch! The 1T and 2T connectors are connected to the DC and DCC power supplies only!
Those tracks are part of the layout and generally fead by the some two wires you connect to the one (left) side of the DC/DCC switch (1P and 2P).
Just use a one pole rotary switch to feed one rail of the one track you are using at a certain time. The rotary switch is required running DC and does not harm the DCC operation (except no sound of engines on the not selected tracks).
All this happens to the left of the DC toggle DCC switch! The 1T and 2T connectors are connected to the DC and DCC power supplies only!
Reinhard