Connect the servos
Socket S1 on each driver. Check plug orientation.
S1 → servoYOUR FIRST SUCCESS
Begin with a connected, ready-to-use starter kit.
Socket S1 on each driver. Check plug orientation.
S1 → servoInputs 1 and 9 on the Panel Controller.
IN 1 · IN 9Indicator pairs on outputs 1 and 9.
OUT 1 · OUT 9Power off before wiring. Follow the connector and polarity diagrams in the board manuals.
Give your boards the details they need to join your home network.
Example details only — no network connection is made.
The actual program may look different as it is updated. Use the playback controls to repeat a step.Small servos for points, signals and moving features.
In the starter kitCompatible twin-coil point motors, including suitable Peco and SEEP types.
A brief pulseCompatible slow-motion and Kato motors. Select the correct mode.
Motor-specific setupSame command-number principle and CAN data pair. Power, wiring and operating modes are specific to each driver.
Regulated supply of the correct rating.
CAN H to H · CAN L to L.
Keep the first and last. Remove the middle ones.
Switch → servo. Driver reply → panel light.
Start with one working point. Add the next when you are happy with the first.
Simplified teaching view · not a complete installation guide
A complete guided introduction
Three pauses to try things yourself.
Sound starts when you press play.
The narration is paused. Try a switch, then continue when you are ready.
Try either switch. Only the matching servo will respond.
Connect the boards, match a number, then try the switches yourself.
These are practice controls, not real board settings. The large diagram shows socket S1 on each driver; the tables also show what every other output does.
Choose a switch or open the settings below.
Whole numbers 1–60,000. Edits apply to this demonstration immediately. EasyConfig replaces the selected board’s group. Reset restores all three boards.
All changes stay in this session. Reloading resets the practice area. No real Wi-Fi, password or equipment connection is used.