Depotronics Loco-Pause

This is from the archive.org web history/wayback machine:

http://web.archive.org/web/200.../locopause/index.htm

There isn't anything in the way of a diagram or instruction manual.  It looks like it's just wired into the track circuit between your normal power supply and the track.  It MAY be possible to find a review of the product from either CTT or OGRR that has a more elaborate description of the device.

Sounds interesting, but from what I read it won't allow you to cycle directions when set...though this is fine for block wiring and station stops, you won't be able to change direction unless you shut it off...you can do the same thing with your engines by locking them in forward. Either way you go you'll have to do something either to the engine{s} or that device.

Isn't the lowest required voltage supplied to the track that keeps the engine from cycling something like 5v or so...with a sellect throttle adjustment via trail and error one could keep the stopping voltage high enough to keep the engine from cycling...that'd be a task with my ZW....   

Thanks for the reply.  That makes sense; it is used with another device to stop the trains like Lionel's ATC does, but won't cycle the e-unit. 

I have attached a copy of the instructions that come with the unit.

Thanks!