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On The Lead Lap
Posted 26 February 2025 - 08:52 AM
Tryin to figure this out. Apparently, flipping the switch applies a small positive voltage when braking, but there is no setting to change it. Is this so?
Is there any way to regulate the amount of anti brakes or is just a fixed voltage? The instructions I got have no details other than saying to flip the switch for anti brakes.
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On The Lead Lap
Posted 26 February 2025 - 10:44 AM
On The Lead Lap
Posted 26 February 2025 - 11:20 AM
I noticed that. The DIP switches will also affect it, but both also changes the trigger response. I was hoping that there was a way to just change the brakes.
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On The Lead Lap
Posted 26 February 2025 - 02:17 PM
Still Half-Fast After All These Years
Posted 27 February 2025 - 09:51 PM
Anti-brake essentially switches off the brake circuit and connects the brake contact to the throttle circuit. I'm not familiar with the Carsteen controller, but it sounds like it's another of the common current amplifier type controllers (not PWM). In this case, modifying one can be relatively easy, but will require real estate for another pot to adjust anti-brake, and the pot can either provide additional adjustment from the band #1 throttle or completely independent of it. If the anti-brake pot is fed from band #1, then of course any sensitivity adjustment will also effect the anti-brake setting which will also need to be re-adjusted. This does assure that anti-brake can't apply more throttle than band #1, but a completely independent control can be range limited to something compatible with band #1.
Rookie Keyboard Racer
Posted 31 March 2025 - 09:33 PM
Have a new Carsteen CS 4.2 controller. I have not been able to get the anti-brake to work. Have checked switch with ohm meter, it is working, but unable to adjust car brake speed with sensitivity pot. Anyone have a contact to repair controller. Have contacted Steen and he is unable to repair at this time. Thanks for any responses Randy Kirtley 270-903-1274.
Backmarker
Posted Yesterday, 11:05 PM
Randy Kirtley, on 01 Apr 2025 - 02:33 AM, said:
Have a new Carsteen CS 4.2 controller. I have not been able to get the anti-brake to work. Have checked switch with ohm meter, it is working, but unable to adjust car brake speed with sensitivity pot. Anyone have a contact to repair controller. Have contacted Steen and he is unable to repair at this time. Thanks for any responses Randy Kirtley 270-903-1274.
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