Train lighting card

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Copyright (c) 2015 Peter Shabino

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What is it

The current generation of controller card supports up to 11 normal LED channels plus one "special" one that supports driving a bi-polar output. On the input side the controller will run off 6V to 60V AC or DC. (note I have NOT test this full range. I have tested 9Vac to 20Vac with no issues) It also has 4 opto-isolated inputs that will respond to ~3V to 32V AC or DC that can be used to pick one of 16 pre-programmed states.

Currently there are 7 selectable states:

• Headlights
• running lights
• left turn
• right turn
• break lights
• reverse lights
• light bar flashers

Via the programing button any state, combination of states, or none can be chosen for each of the 16 combinations of the 4 inputs.