Anyone have a simple schematic/wire list for a Track Siding with a LED Indicator when power is on?

Matt: 

Do you want the LED to stay on when you turn off the power supply to the Track ?

If you woould  like you could call me. Maybe I can walk you through it.

Thanks, John   848-992-2157 on my cell phone.

Are you using DC current? how are you testing voltage? from where to where? How much is the negative potential?  Does the LED turn off? Do the trains turn off?

I think I've been working too long on it today.  I found my problem!  I didn't actually have an issue.  I was measuring voltage potential, not actual track voltage!  DUH !!!  I was thinking about it more after talking with John, and put a volt meter at the leads going to the track section, and it was turning off and on, as it should.  Then checked continuity, and it was correct.  So I just created my own issue!

I really appreciate your inputs, John and Matt!  You guys got me back on the right track.  In summary,

The layout has 3 main lines all TMCC/Legacy.  Two of the mains are elevated, and there are a total of 33 switches, and 17 sidings and/or bypass tracks.  Using 2 ZW transformers, 1 is the new ZW-L, the other a ZW-C.  I've been asked to do all the wiring and make a conventional Control Panel, with LED's indicating switch positions.  Also indicators for the sidings being on or off.  The control panel has somewhere between 130 to 150 holes drilled in it for switches and LED's.  Wiring is in the neighborhood of 400-450 wires.  The footprint is 12x24 (Lexan).  I will follow up with some pictures.

Thanks again, I got to get back to work.