LoDi Architecture, Command Station and Boosters at DCC Train Automation. No 6.

[@aph1958]

I really enjoy the Lodi system. If starting from scratch it is difficult to find better. Components are well made, the architecture is logical, and extensive. The real kicker is the ethernet based backbone for all its advantages (data speed capacity). Great software and support from Andreas and Lodi forum. Well done guys. Keep going.

[@DCCtrainautomation]

Well said!

[@user-eb8ld6kn8t]

What voltage power supply would I need if I want to drive both n and oo gauge trains? Thanks

[@JohnWhite-vu5ug]

Can a Marklin CS3 use the LoDi Shift Engineer using Feedback Modules? How do they connect to the CS3?

[@DCCtrainautomation]

They would not connect directly to the CS3. But if you wanted to use with the CS3 and you were using iTrain you could use them together.

[@MichaelHenfrey]

Very interesting system so far, I shall wait for more videos... So with this system can you have all the various modules connected and just manage/update them all without having to mess about with turning on/off power, unplugging and plugging stuff in? Including things like detectors and switchers etc? That is pretty nice!

[@DCCtrainautomation]

That is part of the ability of the system.

[@jimosipowicz8179]

Can you get the Lodi system with power cords for the United States or is there plug adaptors that can be used?

[@DCCtrainautomation]

Hi there we can supply the LoDi equipment to the USA noproblem at all. We can even make sure it has USA plugs.

[@ericagoldner7476]

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