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e l t t o r h T o t Pro MANUAL IOWA SCALED ENGINEERING – ELECTRONICS MADE EASY! www.protothrottle.com Thank you for purchasing the ProtoThrottle. Our goal was to design and develop a wireless throttle that provides the diesel modeler with the most realistic experience operating their model locomotives. The ProtoThrottle mimics a standard EMD control stand including full detent throttle and reverser handles, a spring-loaded horn handle, a push-on/push-off bell button, and fully programmable front and rear headlights with a setting for ditch lights. In addition, the ProtoThrottle comes with a robust faceplate machined from aluminum, including prototype bezels, and anodized to give the look and feel of a real control stand. The ProtoThrottle comes with our commitment to your satisfaction. We warranty the throttle from manufacturing defects for one year, and if you should have any questions or issues with the ProtoThrottle, please contact us. Scott Thornton Michael Petersen Nathan Holmes Table of Contents ProtoThrottle Controls & Battery Install 4 Quick Start Guide 5 Main Screen 6 Engine Menu 7 Tonnage Menu 8 Load / Save Configuration Menus 9 Set Locomotive Menu 10 Force Function Menu 11 Configuration Function Menu 12 Notch Configuration Menu 14 Options Menu 15 System Menu 17 Communication Configuration Menu 18 Preferences Menu 19 Threshold Calibration Menu 21 Diagnostics Menu 22 Electronics Schematic 24 Licensing / Support 25 Open Source Development 26 Notes 27 www.protothrottle.com ProtoThrottle Controls & Battery Install Horn handle Status light LCD screen Auxiliary button Menu button Up button Select button Down button Throttle handle Bell button Reverser handle (Note: centered position allows no directional movement; to the right is forward; to the left is reverse. You can remember the prototypical directions by referencing the lights below. e.g.: “front” is forward, “rear” is reverse. The directions can be reversed, e.g. for consists, see page 16 under Reverser Swap.) Brake handle (Note: to apply the brake move the handle to the right; all the way to the right optionally applies the emergency brake) Rear lights switch Front lights switch Lanyard attachment The ProtoThrottle is powered by 2 AA batteries (not included). The batteries can be alkaline or rechargeable NiMH. To access the battery holder, unscrew the 4 phillips head screws on the corners of the throttle’s faceplate; remove the box; IMPORTANT: when removing the batteries from the holder, use one hand to hold both sides of the holder to prevent it from bending away from the printed circuit board; insert batteries and reattach the box. Do not over tighten the screws. To conserve battery life: make sure the throttle handle is in “idle” position and the reverser handle is in “centered” position when not in use. This will cause the throttle to go to sleep after 5 minutes. www.protothrottle.com Quick Start Guide The ProtoThrottle will work with any scale and with sound- or non-sound decoders (though using sound enhances the control stand experience significantly). Any DCC decoder compatible with the NMRA standards will work with the ProtoThrottle because it uses standard DCC commands and functions via your command station.. The ProtoThrottle is not a DCC system and will not replace the system you use. NOTE: if the ProtoThrottle is in ”sleep” mode the LCD screen will be dark, click any of the LCD buttons to wake the throttle. Check the Iowa Scaled Engineering website for the most current list of supported DCC command stations: www.iascaled.com 1 1. Configure your ProtoThrottle receiver using the instructions provided with the receiver. 2. Make sure the base address of the ProtoThrottle matches that of the receiver. (See page 18.) 3. If using multiple ProtoThrottles, set each throttle to a unique ID. (See page 18.) 3 2 Using your DCC system, set acceleration momentum (CV3) mid-range to moderately high so that the ProtoThrottle will need to “notch up” to get the train moving. Set deceleration momentum (CV4) high or maximum. This will allow the train to “coast” when the throttle is in the idle position requiring the use of the brake to slow or stop the train. Input the locomotive number into the ProtoThrottle: - SET LOCO 4003 ^ 1. Click the Menu button 5 times 0003 ^ 4. Use the Menu button to move cursor right 4795 ^ 2. Click the Select button once 4003 ^ 5. After number is input, click Select button to save SAVED! 3. Use the Up and Down buttons to change numbers NOTE: see page 10 for how to set a short (primary) address. NOTE: the ProtoThrottle function settings are set to standard DCC function numbers by default. If you need to change any function number, the steps are explained below: 4 To check or set the horn, bell, and brake function numbers: CONFIG - FUNC BRAKE F10 5 1. Click the Menu button 7 times HORN F02 2. Click the Select button once HORN F07 4. Click Menu button to toggle through the other function choices. Repeat step 3 to change additional function numbers. Enjoy operating your locomotive! Please read the entire manual to familiarize yourself with all the features of the ProtoThrottle. See our website for more specific instructions on programming lights and our future tonnage feature. In addition, our website has detailed operational scenarios developed by professional locomotive engineer, Tim Garland. If you are not familiar with prototype operation from a engineer’s perspective, Tim’s scenarios will give you insight on how to operate more realistically using the ProtoThrottle. www.protothrottle.com SAVED! 3. Click the Up or Down button to change the function number 5. Click the Select button to save all changes 5 Main Screen 0250 12:00 ELEMENT 0250 DESCRIPTION Locomotive Address. Long (extended) addresses are displayed directly (e.g. 0250 0000 9999). Short (primary) addresses are displayed with an ‘s’ prefix (e.g. s003 s000 s127). In certain situations the locomotive address may be replaced by an alert message: EMRG Emergency stop is active! Note: move the brake handle all the way left to deactivate. REV! Reverser was moved with the throttle not in idle 12:00 The ProtoThrottle acts as a secondary display for Iowa Scaled Engineering’s wireless fast clocks www.iascaled.com/store/MRBW-FCM or the fast time provided by the NCE Cab Bus. 12-hour mode AM indicator 12-hour mode PM indicator No AM or PM indicator when in 24-hour mode. 6 Battery Status: Batteries good Batteries low Replace batteries Display will show LOW BATTERY when the batteries are critically low. Operation will not be possible until the batteries are replaced. When ”AX” is on screen the auxiliary button is active Up/Down Button Status. On the main screen, the Up and Down buttons can be assigned to functions. The on/off status of those assigned functions are displayed on the LCD screen. Function off Function on POWER DOWN -~ Click “down button” to turn off throttle Note: pressing and holding the Menu button (upper left LCD button) momentarily will return you to the main screen from any of the main menus. Advance to Engine Menu Up LCD Screen Toggle backlight on/off; hold to power down throttle Down www.protothrottle.com NOTE: these buttons can be assigned a function using the Configure Function menu Engine Menu ENGINE OFF DESCRIPTION The behavior of the Engine menu depends on the configuration of the ENG ON and ENG STOP settings in the Configure Function menu. For DCC decoders that take a single function on/off to turn the prime mover on/off (such as ESU Loksound or TCS WOWSound decoders), configure ENG ON to that function number and set ENG STOP to off (F--). The Engine menu will then change between OFF and ON when pressing the Up and Down buttons. ENGINE OFF ENGINE ON If a decoder is edge triggered instead (requires a function on/off transition) to turn the prime mover on and off (such as Soundtraxx Tsunami2), set both ENG ON and ENG STOP to the appropriate function numbers. In this case, the Engine menu will display STARTING and STOPPING between the ON and OFF settings as the assigned functions are sent to the locomotive decoder. 7 ENGINE OFF ENGINE STARTING ENGINE ON ENGINE STOPPING ENGINE OFF If the throttle is not in idle when attempting to turn off the prime mover, a warning will be displayed and the ENG STOP function will not be sent. Move the throttle back to idle to continue. ENGINE NOT IDLE Example #1, F8 for ESU Loksound or F12 for TCS WOWSound: ENG ON = F08 ENG ON = F12 ENG STOP = F-ENG STOP = F-Example #2, F5 (on, RPM+) and F6 (off, RPM-) for Soundtraxx Tsunami 2: ENG ON = F05 ENG STOP = F06 Advance to Tonnage Menu Start or turn on prime mover LCD Screen Return to Main Screen Stop or turn off prime mover www.protothrottle.com Tonnage Menu LIGHT ENGINE LOW WEIGHT Note: the tonnage feature is a future release. Watch our website for updates. MEDIUM WEIGHT HEAVY ÿ WEIGHT ÿ 8 Advance to Load Configuration Menu Increase tonnage value LCD Screen Return to Main Screen Decrease tonnage value www.protothrottle.com Load / Save Configuration Menus LOAD CNF: Advance to SAVE CNF SAVE CNF: Advance to Set Locomotive Menu LOAD CNF 01: 0250 Increase configuration number LCD Screen Load selected configuration (and return to Main Screen) or Save current configuration (and return to Main Screen) Decrease configuration number Load / Save Configuration Sub-Menu ELEMENT LOAD CNF 01: 0250 SAVE CNF 01: 0250 CONFIRM LOAD? -~ SAVE CNF 01: 0250 LOAD CNF 01: 0250 SAVE CNF 01: 0250 DESCRIPTION 01: Configuration Number. Up to 20 distinct configurations (locomotive address, function mappings, throttle notch settings, options) can be stored in the ProtoThrottle and loaded quickly using this menu. 0250 Locomotive Address. This is the locomotive address associated with the selected configuration number. Save Configuration screen saves the current loaded configuration (with any changes you’ve made) into whatever configuration slot is on the screen. In order to copy an established configuration, you must load it into the throttle first before “saving” it to another slot. Both the Load Configuration and Save Configuration functions will ask you to confirm before executing by pressing the Down button. To cancel, click the Menu button. CONFIRM SAVE? -~ Load configuration CURRENT CONFIG CONFIGS 1-20 Save configuration www.protothrottle.com 9 Set Locomotive Menu - Advance to Force Function Menu SET LOCO None LCD Screen Enter Set Locomotive Sub-Menu None 0250 ^ Set Locomotive Sub-Menu ELEMENT 0250 ^ DESCRIPTION Locomotive Address. Digit Selector. 10 Move Digit Selector to the next digit Increase selected digit. LCD Screen Decrease selected digit. Save locomotive address and return to Set Locomotive Menu NOTE: To set a short (primary) address, press the decrease button once more when the first digit is zero. You will see an “s” which indicates “short”. Move the digit selector to enter the remaining numbers. For example, a single digit address would be entered “s003”, a two digit address “s025”, etc. www.protothrottle.com Force Function Menu FORCE - FUNC Advance to Configure Function Menu None LCD Screen Enter Force Function Sub-Menu None NOTE: The Force Function menu allows any of the 29 standard DCC functions to be turned ON or OFF, regardless of any other ProtoThrottle lever or button. These can be used to test functions or control additional features of the decoder such as auxiliary, class, or lesser used lights. F00 --- Force Function Sub-Menu ELEMENT DESCRIPTION 11 F00 Function Number. Available range from function 0 to function 28. --- Function Setting. --- Function can be controlled by a ProtoThrottle button or lever ON Function forced on, regardless of any other button or control OFF Function forced off, regardless of any other button or control Cycle through Function Numbers Cycle through Function Settings LCD Screen Cycle through Function Settings Save function settings and return to Force Function Menu www.protothrottle.com Configure Function Menu CONFIG - FUNC Advance to Notch Configuration Menu Up LCD Screen Enter Configure Function Sub-Menu Down Configure Function Sub-Menu ELEMENT HORN HORN F02 DESCRIPTION Control Name. The name of the ProtoThrottle button or handle to which a function can be assigned. HORN Horn lever BELL Bell button BRAKE Brake lever, when brake is activated BRK OFF Brake lever, when in the full left position AUX Aux button ENG ON Prime mover ON/start function (see Engine menu for details) ENG STOP Prime mover stop function (see Engine menu for details) THR UNLK Function which, when active due to another control, allows the throttle to send speed commands when the reverser is in centered position. (e.g. Loksound Drive Hold) REV SWAP Function which, when active due to another control, flips the direction of the reverser F.HEAD Front headlight; active in the Bright and Ditch Lights settings F.DITCH Front ditch lights; active in the Ditch Lights setting F.DIM #1 Front dim headlight function #1; active in the Dim setting F.DIM #2 Front dim headlight function #2; active in the Dim setting R.HEAD Rear headlight; active in the Bright and Ditch Lights settings R.DITCH Rear ditch lights; active in the Ditch Lights setting R.DIM #1 Rear dim headlight function #1; active in the Dim setting R.DIM #2 Rear dim headlight function #2; active in the Dim setting UP BTN Main screen Up button DOWN BTN Main screen Down button 12 F00 Function Number. The function to be activated when the associated ProtoThrottle button is pressed or control is moved. Available settings are none (F--) and functions 0 (F00) to 28 (F28). www.protothrottle.com Continued on next page Continued from previous page MOM Momentary / Latching Function. Only appears for the Up and Down button assignments. MOM Momentary – the function is only active while the button is pressed LAT Latching – the function toggles on and off with each press of the button Configure Function Sub-Menu UP BTN F00 MOM Cycle through Control Names Increase Function Number LCD Screen Decrease Function Number. Pressing this button when the Function Number equals zero turns the function off – no function will be activated when the control is operated. Save function settings and return to Configure Function Menu 13 www.protothrottle.com Notch Configuration Menu NOTCH CFG Advance to Options Menu None LCD Screen Enter Notch Configuration Sub-Menu None NOTCH # 102 Notch Configuration Sub-Menu ELEMENT # 102 DESCRIPTION Notch Number. Speed Step. The speed step to send when the throttle is in the selected Notch Number. Range from 1 to 126 (128 speed step mode only). Idle is always speed step zero. 14 Cycle through Notch Numbers Increase Speed Step LCD Screen Decrease Speed Step Save notch settings and return to Notch Configuration Menu www.protothrottle.com Options Menu OPTIONS - Advance to Threshold Calibration Menu None LCD Screen Enter Options Sub-Menu None VAR BRK ON Options Sub-Menu ELEMENT VAR BRK OFF BRK TYPE PULSE NOTE: Only displayed if variable brake is ON DESCRIPTION Variable Brake. When set to ON, the brake effect will be proportional to the brake handle position. It is recommended to disable the emergency brake when variable braking is enabled. When set to OFF, the brake will be a simple on/off function. Brake type: PULSE braking STEP braking (works with TCS WOWSound function) Pulse braking. The brake function will be pulsed at a duty cycle corresponding to the brake handle position, simulating varying amounts of braking force. Step braking. This feature is for use with TCS WOWSound decoders only. As the brake handle is moved to the right, a greater percentage of the brake is applied. 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Brake fully applied Brake released To disengage brake, handle must be fully released to the left. NOTE: the only way to disengage the brake is to fully release the brake handle completely to the left. Also, the emergency brake feature must be disabled for step braking to work correctly. www.protothrottle.com Continued on next page 15 Continued from previous page Options Sub-Menu ELEMENT BRK RATE 0.5s NOTE: Only displayed if variable brake is ON and brake type is PULSE BRK ESTP ON REV SWAP OFF 16 DESCRIPTION Brake Pulse Rate This sets the rate (0.2 -1.0 second) at which brake commands are sent during pulse braking. A smaller value results in smoother braking but can result in a less responsive DCC system due to more commands being sent on the throttle bus. E-Stop on Brake Handle. When set to ON, the brake handle can set emergency stop for the selected locomotive when moved completely to the right. When set to OFF, the brake handle will not cause an emergency stop to be set. Reverser Swap. When set to ON, the reverser directions are swapped. This can be used to correct for a locomotive whose direction is set incorrectly or when changing the leading end of a back-to-back consist. When set to OFF, the reverser directions are normal. Increase or set option value Cycle through Options LCD Screen Decrease or set option value Save setting and return to Options Menu www.protothrottle.com System Menu Advance to Communication Configuration Menu SYSTEM None LCD Screen Enter System Sub-Menu None MENU LCK ON Options Sub-Menu ELEMENT DESCRIPTION MENU LCK OFF When set to ON, only the following menus are available: ENGINE, TONNAGE, LOAD CNF, SET LOCO, FORCE FUNC, and SYSTEM. ADV FUNC OFF When set to ON, advanced functions in the throttle are enabled. These include the Threshold Calibration menu and the Transmit Interval and Transmit Holdoff settings in the Preferences menu. BAT OKAY 2.2V Battery OK Voltage. The voltage above which the batteries are considered good. BAT WARN 2.0V Battery Warning Voltage. The batteries are low when the voltage is between the OK and Warning levels. BAT CRIT 1.8V The batteries need to be replaced when the voltage is between the Warning and Critical levels. NOTE: When the voltage falls below the Critical level, LOW BATTERY will be displayed and operation of the throttle will not be possible. www.protothrottle.com 17 Communication Configuration Menu Advance to Preferences Menu COMM CFG None LCD Screen Enter Communication Configuration Sub-Menu None Communication Configuration Sub-Menu ELEMENT THRTL ID A 18 BASE ADR 00 TIME ADR BASE THRTL ID A DESCRIPTION Throttle ID. Set each throttle to a unique ID using letters A-Z Base Address. Set to the address of the ProtoThrottle receiver – see reciever instructions. Time Source Address. Selects the fast time source. Set to “BASE” to display time information received from the command station by the ProtoThrottle receiver. To use an Iowa Scaled Engineering Wireless Fast Clock Master, set to the Node Address of the clock (0x01 to 0xFE). Set to “ALL” to display any time information received by the ProtoThrottle. The “ALL” setting works well with a single receiver in a private setting, but may result in erratic time display when multiple ProtoThrottle receivers are in close proximity (e.g. a public train show). Cycle through Address/ID Names Increase LCD Screen Decrease Save Address/ID settings and return to Communication Configuration Menu www.protothrottle.com Preferences Menu PREFS CFG Advance to Diagnostics Menu None LCD Screen Enter Preferences Sub-Menu None Preferences Sub-Menu ELEMENT SLEEP DLY: 5M TIMEOUT CLK: 10s DESCRIPTION Sleep Delay. Time until the throttle automatically enters low power mode. The throttle handle must be in idle, the reverser handle in centered position, and no buttons or controls actuated for this time. Range from 1 to 99 minutes. Clock Timeout. Maximum time between fast clock time packets. If no time information is received in this interval, the clock display will show dashes to indicate it has lost communication with the fast clock master. Range from 1 to 25 seconds. TX INTVL 1s Transmit Interval. Time between periodic wireless transmissions to the ProtoThrottle receiver. This setting can only be changed if Advanced Functions are ON in the SYSTEM menu. TX HLDOF 0.15s Transmit Holdoff. Minimum time between wireless transmissions to the ProtoThrottle receiver. This setting can only be changed if Advanced Functions are ON in the SYSTEM menu. LED BLNK ON LED Blink. When set to ON, the LED on the ProtoThrottle will blink green when communication with a ProtoThrottle receiver is active. When set to OFF, the LED will remain off when communication is active. The LED will always blink red when no communication link has been established. Continued on next page www.protothrottle.com 19 Continued from previous page Preferences Sub-Menu ELEMENT REV LOCK ON DESCRIPTION Reverser Lock. When set to ON, the reverser can only change the locomotive direction when then throttle is in idle, just like the prototype (in fact, on the prototype, the reverser handle is locked and cannot be moved). If the reverser is moved when the throttle is not in idle, the direction will remain the same and the Main Screen will display REV!. When set to OFF, the reverser is allowed to change the locomotive direction regardless of the throttle setting. Cycle through preference settings Increase value or turn on setting LCD Screen Decrease value or turn off setting Save preference settings and return to Preferences Menu 20 www.protothrottle.com Threshold Calibration Menu THRSHOLD CAL Advance to Communication Configuration None LCD Screen Enter Threshold Calibration Sub-Menu None NOTE: These settings are factory calibrated and do not, under most circumstances, need to be changed. Modify them at your own risk! NOTE: Only displayed if Advanced Functions are ON in the SYSTEM menu Threshold Calibration Sub-Menu ELEMENT HORN 240 DESCRIPTION 21 NAME Control Name. The name of the ProtoThrottle control to be calibrated. Hold the control in the desired location and press the Up button to set the new calibration value. HORN Threshold for the horn function activation BRAKE Threshold for the brake function activation BRAKE LOW Left brake handle stop BRAKE HIGH Right brake handle stop; also threshold for emergency stop Control Status. Shows the on/off status of the selected control. OFF ON 240 Internal ADC value for the selected control. Can normally be ignored, unless you’re developing code for the ProtoThrottle or are just a nerd. Cycle through Control Names Set new calibration value LCD Screen None Save threshold settings and return to Threshold Calibration Menu www.protothrottle.com Diagnostics Menu DIAGS CFG Return to Main Menu None LCD Screen Enter Diagnostics Sub-Menu None Diagnostics Sub-Menu 22 ELEMENT DESCRIPTION 0% I N - - Controls Display. Shows the current status of the ProtoThrottle controls and buttons. Pressing the up/down buttons will toggle through the current DCC function status. SLEEP 300 sec PKT TIME [ÿÿÿÿ] RSSI -43dBm FT RATIO 2.4:1 BATTERY 2.30V VERSION 1.1.0 GIT REV 000000 Sleep Timeout. Shows the number of seconds until the throttle goes to sleep. Packet Timeout. Timer reset by each packet received from the ProtoThrottle receiver. Communication is considered lost when the bar reaches zero. Received Signal Strength Indicator. Reports the strength of the wireless connection to the throttle. Fast Time Ratio. Reports the fast time ratio from the last update received. Battery Voltage ProtoThrottle Firmware Version ProtoThrottle Firmware Short Git Hash www.protothrottle.com Continued on next page Diagnostics Sub-Menu ELEMENT DESCRIPTION BASE TYP CAB BUS Base Type. The type of ProtoThrottle receiver to which the ProtoThrottle is connected. BASE REV 000000 FACTORY RESET 5~ Base Unit Short Git Hash Factory Reset. Press the Down button 5 times to reset the ProtoThrottle to factory settings. WARNING: This will erase all configuration settings, except those in the Threshold Calibration menu, so use with caution! Cycle through diagnostics settings None LCD Screen Return to Diagnostics Menu None 23 www.protothrottle.com A B C D E F G H I J D4 6 2 D1 COM D2 U4 2 1 2 3 8.2pF 16V, NP0 1uF 16V 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 2 3 5 3 1 GND VREF ASSOC RTS DIO3 DIO2 DIO1 DIO0 4 DIO4 CTS ON/SLEEP DTR/SLEEP_RQ N.C. PWM1 PWM0/RSSI RESET DO8 DIN DOUT VCC XBEE / XBEE−PRO XU3 10uF 6.3V C1 5V 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 RST GND SCK MOSI MISO 6 4 2 ICSP Header J2 VBATSNS +3.3V 5 FB VOUT U1 7 9 JP1 2 4 6 LEDG LEDR LIGHT_EN THR_EN THRB THRA TP1 DYNAMIC BELL SLEEP_EN 6 SGND GND PGND SHDN SW 5 LTC3528 PGOOD VIN LTC_DDB8 1 3 8 4.7uH MSS6132−472 6 1 1% 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 3 2 1 44 43 42 41 40 +3.3V PB3 (AIN1) 6 7 18 R3 +3.3V 100k AVCC C8 39 22pF 16V, NP0 28 1 2 8 XTAL1 TQFP44 4 8 U2 3 7 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 22pF 16V, NP0 C9 11.0592MHz 4 Reset (TOSC2) PC7 (TOSC1) PC6 PC5 PC4 PC3 PC2 (SDA) PC1 (SCL) PC0 (ADC7) PA7 (ADC6) PA6 (ADC5) PA5 (ADC4) PA4 (ADC3) PA3 (ADC2) PA2 (ADC1) PA1 (ADC0) PA0 XTAL2 LCD_EN DMP2240UDM MP1 8 AREF Y1 ATmega1284P GND GND GND GND PD7 (OC2) PD6 (ICP) PD5 (OC1A) PD4 (OC1B) PD3 (TXD1/INT1) PD2 (RXD1/INT0) PD1 (TXD0) PD0 (RXD0) PB7 (SCK) PB6 (MISO) PB5 (MOSI) PB4 (SS) 10uF 6.3V C3 +3.3V 17 VCC VCC VCC PB2 (AIN0) PB1 (T1) PB0 (T0) 0.1uF 16V C4 1% 33pF 16V C2 7 9 D7 D6 D5 D4 E RS H1 POTS_EN REV_EN VBATSNS LCD_EN H2 BACKLIGHT_EN VHORN VLIGHT_F VLIGHT_R VBRAKE VREV 9 H3 10 H4 1uF 16V C7 +3.3V G MN1 H5 VBRAKE POTS_EN THRA 20 R4 VREV 12 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 VSS (GND) D4 COM D3 D4 COM D3 2 1 COM D1 3 2 1 D2 COM D1 U6 3 12 R6 100k REV_EN R6 100k 100k R6 R6 100k P1 PTV09A−2020F−B104 100k 6 5 4 CPDT6−5V4−HF 6 5 4 U5 D2 K A DB7 DB6 DB5 DB4 SW3 SW2 LEDR LEDG SW1 SW0 E R/W RS V0 VDD (VCC) CPDT6−5V4−HF D7 D6 D5 D4 SOFTKEY3 SOFTKEY2 LEDR LEDG SOFTKEY1 VBRAKE 11 E RS SOFTKEY0 VHORN S D 11 VLIGHT_R BSS138 P3 10k BACKLIGHT_EN 10 X1 13 Reverser B C A SW5 25LB30−Q Reverser Decode: A/B=off/off, C=0V A/B=on/off, C=1.65V A/B=off/on, C=1.1V A/B=on/on, C=1.98V VHORN POTS_EN VREV VLIGHT_F VBAT THRB LCD 13 2 PAGE FILE: TITLE R10 100k R10 100k R10 100k R10 100k THRB THRA 100k R7 1 OF 1 Control Stand Throttle mrbw−cst.sch 14 15 15 P2 PTV09A−2020F−B104 100k LIGHT_EN 14 100k R7 THR_EN 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 16 A A DNI C13 DRAWN BY: Throttle 16 Michael Petersen B C A SW4 25LB10−Q 17 VLIGHT_R DNI C12 100k R7 17 VLIGHT_F Must read continuously. THR_EN only used in sleep. 100k R7 KC14 SW7 KC14 SW6 REVISION: 4 1 5 DYNAMIC BELL POTS_EN LIGHT_EN 6 Notes: 1) All capacitors are ceramic (X7R/X5R) unless otherwise noted. 2) All capacitors and resistors are 0805 unless otherwise noted. SLEEP_EN C11 Note: Latching pushbuttons. Turn off pull−up when not polling. SW3 PVA1 EE H2 1.2NV2 1 SW2 PVA1 EE H2 1.2NV2 1 COM D3 5 4 C10 +3.3V 2 1 CPDT6−5V4−HF GND VBAT R11 1k 1 DMP2240UDM MP1 SOFTKEY3 2 SOFTKEY2 1 R1 R2 L1 SOFTKEY0 499k 287k J1 D1 5 Charger YELLOW 38 VBAT R11 1k 29 1 RED 27 J3 SOFTKEY1 2 C5 C6 5 4 0.1uF 16V 0.1uF 16V 4 10k 3 2 2 R5 3 1 K 1 2 3 1 4 8 D2 5 3 4 www.protothrottle.com 5 4 1 5 2 8 3 6 3 2 3 6 4 2 7 7 24 3 7 3 2 2 3 1 8 1 1 6 1 A B C D E F G H I J K Open Design Iowa Scaled Engineering is committed to creating open designs that users are free to build, modify, adapt, improve, and share with others. Hardware The design of the ProtoThrottle hardware is open source hardware, and is made available under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike v3.0 license, a copy of which is available from: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ Design files can be found on the Iowa Scaled Engineering’s Github site: https://github.com/IowaScaledEngineering/mrbw-cst Firmware The official Iowa Scaled Engineering firmware for the ProtoThrottle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. A copy of the GNU GPL can be found at: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html 25 New firmware can be flashed into the ProtoThrottle through J2. The six pins are a standard AVR 6-pin ISCP programmer connection. We encourage you to join the ProtoThrottle group forum: https://groups.io/g/ProtoThrottle The forum will help with general and technical questions regarding the ProtoThrottle. Visit the Iowa Scaled Engineering website to learn more about our full line of model railroad electronics. www.iascaled.com support@iascaled.com © 2018 Iowa Scaled Engineering, LLC and Designgrid, LLC Manual 1.1 (updated version) www.protothrottle.com ProtoThrottle Model: MRBW-CST HW Version: 1.2 Iowa Scaled Engineering, LLC 22750 County Road 37 Elbert, CO 80106 support@iascaled.com Contains FCC ID: OUR-XBEEPRO This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 26 Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. • Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Changes or modification to the device could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Contains Model XBee-PRO Radio, IC: 4214A-XBEEPRO This device complies with Industry Canada’s licence-exempt RSSs. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause interference; and (2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Cet appareil est conforme aux RSS exempts de licence d’Industrie Canada. L’opération est soumise aux deux conditions suivantes: (1) Cet appareil ne doit pas causer d’interférences; et (2) Cet appareil doit accepter toute interférence, y compris les interférences susceptibles de provoquer un fonctionnement indésirable de l’appareil. Changes or modification to the device could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Des changements ou des modifications à l’appareil pourraient annuler l’autorité de l’utilisateur à utiliser l’équipement. www.protothrottle.com Notes 27 www.protothrottle.com IOWA SCALED ENGINEERING – ELECTRONICS MADE EASY! www.protothrottle.com
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