Morgen,
ich habe mir 2 neue Booster gekauft und versuche diese mit dem LS Digital Programmer 2,0 einzulesen.
Ohne Erfolg.
Geht das überhaupt oder muss da eine andere Software nutzen
Aktuell im System
LS Digtal Booster
Manger
LS Digital Railspeed

Aber der Rest läuft noch???!!!
Bei den Rückmeldern habe ich eure "Neuen" und die von LS Digital?
Habt ihr eigentlich die Netzteile geändert??
Ich habe bei den 2 neuen Boostern unterschiedliche Netzteile bekommen.
Einmal, dass was ich kenne und einmal eins da seht ESU drauf!
.... ich bin Märklinist

Christoph

Hallo Christoph,

Zitat von Gast im Beitrag #3

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Aber der Rest läuft noch???!!!
Bei den Rückmeldern habe ich eure "Neuen" und die von LS Digital?

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Zitat von Gast im Beitrag #3

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Habt ihr eigentlich die Netzteile geändert??

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Zitat von gabli im Beitrag #5

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LoDi now uses the ESU power supplies. I bought two ESU power supplies from my dealer in Hilzingen for the two H0 boosters, which I use with around 4.5 A. At H0m I left the power supplies supplied at that time. Usually, however, there is no reason to change the power supplies. The ESU power supplies are excellent and even have a small fan built-in. So nothing can get too hot, even under heavy load. However, they are also larger than the previously supplied power supplies. It is important that you set the output voltage exactly with the regulator. I set both to exactly 20 V and secured the adjustment disc with adhesive tape for unwanted changes. Märklin systems also work with ESU power supplies.

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Hallo,
With 20V DC power supplies (Lodi fixed 20V and ESU set to 20V) I have 17.8 V digital voltage at the Lodi booster track output (rail).

In iTrain 19.3V is displayed, but this is not correct (too high).

The ESU measuring car shows 15.8 V on the track, a self-built measuring car with measuring module from Armin Hübscher shows 16 V.

The result of my 22000 Counts RMS multimeter with 17.8 V is probably the most accurate.

I have been using stabilized 20V power supplies for over 20 years and have never had any problems. My decoders can tolerate up to 30 V, so there is and has never been a problem.
In my opinion, 20 VDC power supplies are also the right choice for H0 scale. It is important to know that the usual cheap measuring devices only show crap. The most you can determine is whether voltage is present - nothing more.

Best regards

Gian

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Appreciate the info. Thanks!