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Use with the Tortoise Switch Machine and an upper or lower quadrant semaphore-style signal. Includes al the logic circuitry to drive the signal to all three positions. Works with BD-1 or BD-2 Block Occupancy Detectors. A minimum of two blocks must have detectors installed for the SD02 to indicate all three positions. Requires 10-18V DC power.

Changes direction when the Opto-Sensor is covered. Use for test track, window display, mine train or automatic reverse loop operation. Pushbuttons can be connected for manual reversing. Requires 12V DC power source. Constructed on 2 x 3" printed circuit board.

Same as AR-1, but with adjustable delay to hold train at sensor before reversing. Adjustable delay from one second to over one minute. Can be connected to pushbutton or DT-4 to permit stops and delays without reversing. Requires 12-18V DC power supply. Constructed on 3 x 3" printed circuit board.

Tiny Opto-Sensors detect train movement. Sensors mount between the rails and activate circuitry when shaded from a passing train. Independent of track power, rolling stock requires no modifications. Sensors fit between ties and may be ballasted over in most cases. Circuitry is extremely sensitive and will operate properly under very low levels of room light. Positive indication whenever a section of a layout is occupied by rolling stock. Contains all circuitry to power two-color block signals at each end of the protected block. Will give proper indications if a train leaves a block by backing out. No modifications to rolling stock needed. Completely bi-directional. No additional driver boards or relays are needed. 250 ma. output can power lamp or LED-type signals. Requires 6-20V DC input. Independent of track power. Compatible with radio or command control systems.

Slows train speed in a section of track. Bi-directional; use with AC or DC power. Output is continuously variable between 1/4 and 3/4 of the input voltage.