NCE PH 10 R Manual

Basic Set Up of 10 Amp
Power Pro System
Note: The power wiring to the PB110 and the
CS02 Command Station are DIFFERENT.
If not wired correctly, serious damage and
a costly repair may occur.
To Program Track
POWER PRO
CS02
PB110
POWER PRO
Transformer
18V, 10Amp
NCE PROCAB
Use 14 Gauge Wire.
“Fork” the strands.
To Track
Basic Set Up of 10 Amp
Power Pro System
BE CAREFUL
The maximum input voltage to your PH-10 or PH-10R is 22 Volts
AC. Voltages higher than 22 Volts AC will ultimately destroy your booster
resulting in an expensive repair charge.
We recommend our 18V AC, 10 Amp transformer (P.N. 524-224,
P1018). If you are using a different transformer be sure to measure the
actual no load voltage before connecting it to your system.
Quick Start
Contents of the 10 Amp PH-10 System:
CS02 Command Station
PB110A Booster
Pro Cab
Seven foot coiled cable
Twelve inch, four wire flat cable
Seven foot, four wire flat cable
UTP cab bus panel
Seven foot, six wire flat cable for the UTP panel
Power Pro system reference manual
We recommend that you follow the instructions below to connect your
system to a small test track first. After your system is checked out
completely and known to be working then consider the final installation
locations for components and connections to the track.
TRYING OUT YOUR PH-10:
#1 Disconnect the existing power supplies from your layout.
#2 Connect one end of the long (7 foot) coiled cable from the cab into
the CS02 CAB BUS socket. Plug the other end in the ProCab.
#3 We supply a twelve inch and a seven foot four wire, flat cable for the
CONTROL BUS. Depending on where you mount the CS02 and the
PB110A, use either the short or long cable. Plug one end of the cable
into the CS02 CONTROL BUS socket. The other end of this cable
plugs into one of the CONTROL BUS sockets of the PB110A. This
connects the "Command Station" portion of the Power Pro to the
"Power Booster" portion.
#4 If in place, pull the 4 pin plug from its socket on the face of the Power
Pro. Connect your power source to the screw terminals marked
POWER. Your power source must have a voltage within the range of
16-22 volts AC. Follow the diagram to the left. Make special note of
the differences between the CS02 power and the PB110A power
wiring. Do not exceed these voltages as damage to the PB110A is