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I have a signalman press the button every 3 seconds. This way, I always have a real-time view of the power consumption and temperature of the control unit, and I can also set limits and trigger further actions.
Ich lasse einen Bahnwärter alle 3 sec „die Taste drücken“. Somit hab ich einerseits Strom und Temperatur der Zentrale stets aktuell im Blick und kann überdies noch Grenzwerte einstellen und weitere Aktionen auslösen.
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Version vom 27. Juli 2026, 13:25 Uhr

Verwendung
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Read temperature, voltage and current

Monitoring during operation

I want to keep an eye on current, voltage, and temperature at the factory.

Can these values ​​be queried directly from TC?

Booster Station

Silvio Richter describes in the forum:

The prerequisite is the Booster operating station and a block assigned to the operating station in the FDL.

A button assigned to this block is used as an operation to assign values ​​to a numerical variable (context booster).

The current is read in mA, the temperature and voltage as a three-digit number.

The result could then look like this:

fig: Booster-Strom

Divide variable by 10

The 3-digit temperature value must be divided by 10 for the display.

Fig: Temperature divided by 10

I have a signalman press the button every 3 seconds. This way, I always have a real-time view of the power consumption and temperature of the control unit, and I can also set limits and trigger further actions.



-- Uslex 12:39, 24. Jul. 2026