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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by Randy Stahl</i> <br /><br />This is a general pinout on EMD locomotives, some RRs have added trainline ground reset, slowspeed control,etc. <br />Pin#1 not normally used, some RRs are using this for slow speed control. <br />Pin#2 train line alarm, rings the bell in all the units. <br />Pin#3 governer D valve, for trainline shut down and engine rpm <br />Pin#4 control negative <br />Pin#5 emergency sanding <br />Pin#6 generator field <br />Pin#7 governer C valve, engine rpm <br />Pin#8 foreward, pin out pin 9 on the front pin 8 on the rear <br />Pin#9 reverse. pin out pin 8 on the front pin 9 on the rear <br />Pin#10 train line wheel slip light <br />Pin#11 not used,, <br />Pin#12 governer B valve <br />Pin # 13 control positive <br />Pin #14 not used <br />Pin#15 governer A valve <br />Pin#16 engine run relay <br />Pin#17 dynamic brake setup,( if equipped ) <br />Pin#18 not used <br />Pin#19 not used <br />Pin#20 trainline brake warning light <br />Pin#21 dynamic brake setup controls rpm in dynamics <br />Pin#22 compressor syncronisation(if equipped) <br />Pin#23 trainline manuel sand <br />Pin#24 dynamic brake train line potential, 0-72 volt <br />Pin#25 MU headlights <br />Pin#26 some times used for mu ground relay reset <br />Pin#27 not used <br />most of these pins are allocated by the AAR but the ones that are not can and are used for many different things, for example the Santa Fe used the pin 19 as an extra control negative, the Milwaukee road used it for a positive to ring the locomotive bells, guess what happens when you MU them? <br />Randy <br /> <br />[/quote] <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />i got a question about this. . . <br /> <br />on the older first gen's ( gp9s come to mind ) above the round MU box. . is a square one. . whats this for? i was told somthing with the dynamics but? can you clear this up ?
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