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複数の列車をコントロールすることができますか?

Great video. I followed your instructions and have 2 turnouts working almost as I want them to. My question to you is, in your video, you say you are using toggle switches but your diagram has push buttons. How would I wire it up to use toggle switches?

Me puede facilitar mas informacion de la señal de bloque con IR y nano

Hi, I'm very grateful for your video and knowledge you shared. I'm building a OO Gauge shelf layout and it's the first time I worked with Arduino. Although your video's are in Japanese, that I know a few words in, but not enough to understand what you where saying, but the video is so well made that if you look at the images, everything is clearly explained. So thank you very much for you help, your effort is much appreciated.👍 Best regards, Danny PS. do you also have a Arduino sketch to know the correct trimming value for each individual servo? I have a trimming sketch where 1500 is the middel, 1000 is the theoretical minimum and 2000 the theoretical maximum. But you use other values?

That's a nice looking tractor 🚜

Hi, how do I determine the resistor configurations? (Urgent please!)

Thanks of video!

この電車からなんか聞こえる...... って思ったらモーター音だったwww

nice model what was that noise it made when sitting idle? what was it trying to replicate?

do we need to upload the code?

夢がある…… こういうの憧れるけど、ここまで形にできるのは凄いです！

ポイントの動きが本物にしか見えない

Hello, Do you have a diagram to show how to connect more than two servos? Can this system allow up to 16 servos for 16 points on the PCA9685? Also, what toggle switches are you using--for example: spdt (for motor and leds)? or spst? thank you.

パンタ上がってないの草

ポイントレールの切り替わりがリアル過ぎて鳥肌たちました😊

Awesome! How did you do this without code?

司令所が本物みたい。

Thanks so very much, just what I was looking for... SUBED

an excellent video with clear explanations and what I've been searching for. but, like Graham Metcalf, I really don't need the LED outputs although they make this very realistic. as a newcomer to Arduino, I have little experience in programming so am hoping Mr Metcalf might be forthcoming with a little guidance on the subject. keep up the good work.

What am i missing, looking at the diagrams you show only 2 servos per Uno, how are you wiring in the other servos and switches

普通にすごい

線路ガチ勢だ！

キレイにカントついてますね

Hey awesome job you made there, one question is it possible to connect this arduino thingy (with switches and pca9685) and signals, for example on a switch i got 2 signals and when i do the thingy and send my train left that signal goes green, Hope you understood what i asked (bad english sorry)...

カーブが美しい

一昔前の8両新快速ですね！

シンプルにすごすぎます！

I would love to use is code, to control my turnouts, but I have them set up with momentary switches, I have no idea how to modify your code to allow these switches to be used, instead of toggle switches. Can you help.

Thanks for a great piece of elegant code which works beautifully. I had previously had a working breadboard working using Toms Trains code and diagram on an UNO as per the wiring diagram. When substituting the UNO with the Mega and wiring as per your wiring diagram link (same as Toms Trains), the servos would not run because I had kept the SDA and SCL comms wires on the Analogue IP's A4 and A5 as per the wiring diagram of the UNO. Sorted it by wiring to the dedicated SDA and SCL pins on the Mega which I was originally unaware of. Might help a few others from a bit of head scratching who are newbies like me!

thanks for this , I am looking to run two PCA9865's on this with 4 to 5 servos on each , what do I need to change in the code to get the second PCA9865 working ?

you're right about the power coming from the Arduino.. only 40 mv total but there is a power board for about $5 us that takes an old PC Power Supply and gives you all the voltages and power you need to run the servos through the PCA6985. and the power supplies are cheap also (ATX units).

少し動作がおかしいですが、凄いですね！僕もやってみたいです！

ポイントのリモコン操作って憧れる。 コンピュータ制御して自動ダイヤ運転とか、夢は広がりんぐ。

えぇーw後ろが何故にSLやまぐちの客車なのかw

I'm in awe! Love the sound of those coaches over the rails too

Wow!

Sweet

I'm planning the same!

What size LEDs for N? I need to get an optivisor!

Great! Perfect for general station announcements (not ads!)

スタイリーンってどれくらいの厚みなんですか？　検索しても見つかりませんでした。　普通のプラ板でいけますか？

リアル感無いなぁ

素晴らしいレイアウトですね。色の質感がとても良く、是非見習いたいです。街灯の配線はどのように隠しているのですか？良かったら教えてください。

なんか編成変ですよ 5号車の車両が…6に…なってたりしてます。

頑張って

Thanks for this video and the schematic, especially with Tom's site being gone. I've made my own version of this but am having some weird issues that may be due to me misunderstanding the 2nd page of your diagram. In the 2nd page, did you take the + and - power for the switches and LEDs from the 5v power going to the PCA9685, or from the arduino as in the first page? I built my system taking the 5v from the arduino as in the first page, the 5v wall wart is going to the PCA9685 only. What is happening for me is all my lights work correctly, but when I attach my first servo it goes crazy and wants to continually spin in one direction. I now have a broken and not useable but still test worthy servo that I'll use until I suss this issue out. The only change I made in the code was changing the number of servos to 15, added the 2 lines of code and changed pins numbers and angles (60 and 120 are my starting points). This difference is the only thing I can come up with as my issue, even though it all worked on the breadboard. I can make a video if that will help. Thanks again for this video, schematic and code. Billion thanks if you help me fix whatever I've messed up. If not, still thanks. ;-)

すごいよくできてるな

Hi there, I have started wiring my layout with servos controlled by a MEGA board and PCA9685s (probably need 3) and using your excellent sketch. I didn't feel the need to have LEDs as the switches themselves indicate the throw direction, as in a real signal box. I'm having a few issues with random twitches on some servos and wondered if there is a solution to this, or is it just that some of my servos need replacing? I am using standard SG90 servos.

I don't speak Japanese but I get it. Thank you. So I'm assuming the bread board is just for testing? You'll remove all LEDs, resistors and hard wire things in place on your layout? Cheers for sharing.

Thank you for awesome video. As Tom's website is not working anymore I couldn't find any information about how to wire toggle switches and LED's. Your diagram helped a lot. If you don't mind can you show how actually you made and organized your control panel, please? There is a lot of information of how to control it though JMRI but I actually want to make it just like you using toggle switches and LED's and can't find anything about it. Thank you again