Digikeijs DR5000 DIGICENTRAL MultiBus Central Unit

 

The first central with all imaginable connectors combined in one device. Clear LED displays and integrated USB, LAN and WIFI

 

DR5000 Multi-bus central features

Connection options:

Standard:

USB 
– Communication with computer/control program; 
– Protocol L.NET or XpressNet V3;
– Virtual COM-port, speed 9600, 19200, 38400, 56800 of 115200 Baud.
– Firmware updates

L.NET T
– Interface for L.NET devices (Controllers, Feedback modules etc.)

L-NET B
– Interface for L.NET devices: (manual-)Controllers, Feedback modules etc. Max 12v/1000mA power;
– Interface for L.NET devices including boosters (rail-sync). Max 12v/600mA power;

X-BUS/R-BUS
– Interface for XpressNet devices: MultiMaus, LH100 etc. Max 12v/1000mA power;
– Interface for R-BUS feedback modules.

B-BUS
– Interface for ROCO Boosters, e.g. the MultiMaus boosters 10764 lan as a booster together with the DR5000!

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RS-BUS
– Interface for Lenz-RS-Bus feedback modules.

ext88N
– Interface for s88N feedback modules. Max 16 x 16 input modules (256 inputs);
– Interface for DR502xEXT modules (bi-directional).

Track-Output
– DCC rail-output. Max 19V/3.2Amp. Lower voltages by other power supply. Min 14V.

Program-Track
– DCC programming output. Max 19V/800mA. 
Automatically switches from Track-Out to Program mode so the programming rail can also be used.

LAN
– 100baseT Ethernet. Can be connected to a local network via DHCP.

WiFi/WLAN

– bgn Wireless network via internal antenna.
– Both networks can be accessed via UDP / IP and TCP / IP;
– Protocols: Lenz XpressNet and/or L.NET-TCP/IP;
– Wifi/LAN settings can be changed via a web-interface;
– The WiFi / LAN module can serve as an AP (access point) as well as a router between the DR5000 and WiFi home network (LAN).

 

Control:
Stop 

– Disable Rail output.

Go 
– Enable Rail output

IR-Throttle
– IR receiver compatible with Uhlenbrock IRIS and Piko DigiFern (or other RC5/36Khz remotecontrols).
– 4 channels, per channel directly to be controlled/switched, 1 lok and 4 switches.

– Further control possible through X-BUS and/or L.NET (manual)controls, 
the DR502xEXT modules or via the USB/LAN/Wifi interfaces.

 

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LEDs:

STATUS 

– Power: Power supply present; Programming track indicator
– Load: Ouput load. Intensity is increased with the load. 
  off = no load, on is is 3.15Amp;
– Short: Short circuit. Blink Code defines the bus caused the short circuit;
  Continue on is Track-Out

USB
– TX: Data is sent to the computer;
– RX: Data is received from the computer.

INFRARED
– RX: Valid IR data is being received.

X-BUS
– TX: Data is being send to the X-BUS
– RX: Data is being received from the X-BUS.

STOP
– The signals to Track-Out and the booster connection are off.

GO
– The signals to Track-Out and the booster connection are ON.

L.NET
– TX: Data is sent to the L.NET;
– RX: Data is being received from L.NET

ext88
– There is at least one input on the s88 bus active;
Intensity increases with the number of active inputs.

WiFi
– Active: The Wifi Network is active.

LAN
– Link: The LAN is connected and connected to a switch / hub / router.

ROUTER
– Status: The internal router is active.

 

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DCC:

Locs
– 126 simultaneous operation / control of locs;
– F0 – F28;
– 14/28/128 levels;
– Long and short addresses. (9999 for long, Maximum short addresses to be set from 0-127)

Switches
– 2048 switches;
– Offset +4/-4 for MultiMaus compatibility

 

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General:

Feedback
– 2048 feedback, which is the total of all possible buses. 
A smaller maximum could occur per bus
– Feedbacks from combining all buses in one series of 1-2048

Protocol conversion
– All protocols are translated to the DR.Cmd internal protocol. 
Every Bus/Connection receives specific and relevant data from the internal protocol.

Power Supply
– Modern, low-loss switching external power supply.

 

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