Simple Servo 6 (Model railway servo control)

Servo control for model railways. The Simple Servo 6 makes controlling 4 servos easy. No computers or complicated programming required. With the video to see the complete setup process in 6 minutes. Features catering function to make mounting the servo easier to your turnouts, signals or other animation project. Easily set the limits of the travel for each servo. Easily reverse the travel of individual servos if required. For more information on Simple Servos 6 including the instructions manual please go to www.simplyrail.com.au

[@trainpa2792]

I have been using DRMOW Electronic systems for the operation of my Points, Colour Light Signals and Road Crossings for a number of years and find them to easy to instal and adjust. They are extremely reliable and operate as per the prototype. Installing the road crossing lights and colour light signals has added a new level to our operating sessions and hopefully in the near future will be able to complete the signal instalation

[@SimplyRail]

Thank you for you comments. People can look at your videos and see many of these devices in action particularly the colour signals.

[@kennethmaney914]

TRY MEGAPOINTS CONTROLLERS IN THE UK. BRILLIANT,ALL PLUG AND PLAY

[@ULYISCES]

Al desconectar y conectar se vuelve a resetear... Este sistema es para cambios de vías de trenes escala H, HO, etc...

[@DubaiTrains]

Thanks for the video. What does that add up to per turnout? Cost / turnout.

[@SimplyRail]

Hi my web site is drmow.net and I have the pricing for Australia. the Simple Servo 6 works out at $15 per servo as the controller is $60. Enjoy your trains David

[@peterperkins2624]

This looks like exactly what I need to operate my Roundhouse doors. How do I purchase in the United States?

[@SimplyRail]

Hi I manufacture these in Australia, but can post overseas (approx. $30AUD postage)

[@harryramsbottom9912]

Where can you buy the Servo Control 6 board. I live in Canada

[@SimplyRail]

Hi I manufacture these in Australia, but can post overseas (approx. $30AUD postage)

[@gkw1232]

hello sir i conected 8 servo with 8 potentiometer arduinoo nano and capacitor its not working properly some servo shaking problem so how can i solve,

[@SimplyRail]

Hi sorry to hear you are having problems, very difficult to solve code problems in other peoples programs, this is why I now sell these to help others out. Some suggestions please check you have a good 5v DC power supply for the servos and the nano, the capacitor will help with this. Check your wiring and connectors that the servo reliably receives the signal. Also note that some of the cheap servos do not operate very well ate the far ends of their travel, if you reduce the servo travel you may get better results. I hope this might help. David

[@phillipfelmy3131]

The analogRead is not consistent even if you don't move the potentiometer. You could measure multiple times and take the average.

[@RichardKuivila1947]

Software ? ! CPU ? ! How about CRAY control ? Why not do it with a 555 and a few logic gates ?

[@SimplyRail]

The 555 is a similar cost but not able to provide the same level of control

[@farmerdave7965]

No computers says the man using an arduino.

[@SimplyRail]

Hi you are quite right, but the user does not need a computer or do any programming as you do with most Servo controllers.