Scott's Odds N Ends Relays

Hopefully someone will have the wiring diagram.  Attached is some technical background info on the K10 relay and socket.

If no one comes forward with the wiring diagram, we should be able to re-construct what you need to know using the attached info.

Am I missing something, the wiring diagram is on the top of the relay cover?

hokie71 posted:

Am I missing something, the wiring diagram is on the top of the relay cover?

Not missing a thing. That's what you see....

Coil to terminals A-B, common on terminals 3&4 and two sets of form C contacts.

The wiring diagram is printed on the data sheet that Stan2004 provided.

I assume the OP will confirm one way or the other but I figure the wiring diagram might show how to hook it up to a layout - what goes to the insulated rail, what goes to the transformer, to the signal red wire, etc.  Here's a recycled photo from an earlier relay thread.  Note how the Lionel module has which connector goes to red and which to green printed right on the module itself.

For example, I notice the K10 relay calls its relay coil contacts "A" and "B".  Train transformers label their outputs "A" and "U".  Should "A" go to "A"?  Not sure this is obvious.

Thanks, guys.  Scott's Odds n Ends had a nice color coded wiring diagram that I used to wire my MTH crossing gates and my Semaphore.  All worked flawlessly from the time I wired them until I took the layout down.  Was hoping someone out there could post the diagram.  

I see you started a similar thread a few months back. 

https://ogrforum.com/t...relay-wiring-diagram

It looks like there were no takers and presumably no one contacted you privately with the required info??

I see there's a "wiring diagram" from a company called Train Electrics (no longer in business?) which apparently had some kind of relationship with Scotts Odds & Ends.  Here's the diagram for their MTR-12 relay.  If this is what you mean by a wiring diagram we should be able to mark up this diagram to match the DPDT-1 relay.

Not in color, but I found these.

THANK YOU, John!!

This should be your conneections:  #5 is acc'y hot for signals ground.  #3 is for red,  #1 is for green.  #8 insulated track  #7 acc'y hot.  #'s 2,4 and 6 are the same #1 #3 and #5. 

Marty