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Reply to "MTH remote control box, in line with Z1000 transformer doesn't work. I wonder why?"

stan2004 posted:

Not sure about using the term splitter and reverse-splitter, but where 3-wires come together I'm simply suggesting something like a twist-on wire nut.  Here's the diagram updated showing the coax power connectors (5.5mm/2.1mm) which are on the input side of the Z-controller and DCS-RC.  The output side of the Z-controller and DCS-RC have red/black banana jacks to which you can insert bare-wires.

mth b

You can buy pig-tail wires with either male or female coax (5.5mm/2.1mm) connectors on them for less than $1 each on eBay.  Or you can use the screw-terminal adapters I showed earlier in the thread.

I now have a complete understanding of this, I think, and have written a step by step set up instructions, which you will see below:
I would appreciate if you could let me know if there is anything amiss.

Thanks for all of the detailed help,
Roge
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WIRING POWER BRICK
TO Z-CONTROLLER or ZW-C & TO REMOTE COMMANDER MODULE 

  1. Power (RED) from BRICK to center pin 3 of DPDT SWITCH.
  2. Power (RED) out of pins 1 & 5 of DPDT SWITCH to (Red) side of separate COAX MALE PIGTAILS.
  3. Common (BLACK) from BRICK to be split into two conductors, and to (BLACK) side of each of two COAX MALE PIGTAILS introduced in Step 2 Above.
  4. One each of two COAX MALE PLUGS to Z-CONTROLLER, and REMOTE COMMANDER COAX Power In terminals.
  5. Power (RED) out from Z-CONTROLLER (RED) Banana Plug to pin 2 of DPDT SWITCH.
  6. Power (RED)out from REMOTE COMMANDER (RED) Banana Plug to pin 6 of DPDT SWITCH.
  7. Power (RED) from pin 4 of DPDT SWITCH to TRACK CONNECTOR.
  8. Common (BLACK) from both the Z-CONTROLLER and REMOTE COMMANDER to be merged together and to TRACK CONNECTOR.

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