Gentlemen, I don't know if this is where I ask the question, but might as well try. I had a snakes nest under my track that my dad put together for me 60 years ago. So I ripped all the wiring out, thinking no problem. It is tedious but no problem, EXCEPT I had to rewire my switch controllers. All of the rubber was coming off of those cute little flat multiwire cords from the controller to the switch. I will be running 11 volts fixed from my 1033 to operate the switches. I cannot figure out how to wire the 11 volts into the switch. I am using 4 wiring blocks with 10 or 12 pairs of terminals each. U block. A block. B block. C block. Each pair is independent of the other pairs on the block. I am UA for my track power. No problem.
For the switches do I just connect a B terminal jumper over to a C terminal, then run my power wire to the switch from the C terminal for my 11 volts? I have found nothing that addresses this question and I don't want to burn the garage down. This AC stuff is killing me.
Then my next project is to figure out the terminals on the switch itself.
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Can I assume the middle one is ground from the controller?
Then my next project is to convert my controllers on my remote control set type UCS to DPDT momentary switches with a center rest. Is that possible?
I thank you in advance for your help. I have three grandsons that are 7 and down awaiting an operating layout.
