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Will PS3 slave unit work with PS2 main unit?

SpectacSpectacOGR Forum Member

I have the opportunity to purchase a ps3 slave unit for an ABA set that would hopefully replace my older Ps2 slave unit that doesn't work. My question is: will the unit plug right in and work as it originally was supposed to, or is there a difference between the PS2 and PS3 slave boards? If it is incompatible, then I will pass on it.

Also, what is the 'right' price? I am wondering if it would be more cost effective to just upgrade my non-working ps2 slave unit to full ps2 to allow it to be used on its own or as an ABA set with the lashup option on DCS?

Thanks in advance!

-Tom

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Marty FitzhenryMarty FitzhenryOGR Forum Member MEMORIALIZED MEMBER

Some confusion exists on slave boards.  George (GGG) gave you correct information.  The PS2 5 volt board and PS2 3 volt board shares the same slave board.  PS3 is a different world.

 

Tom, I see what you are thinking about.  I would go for the PS2 upgrade to your current slave unit.  Only you can run the numbers to achieve what you want to do.

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S stan2004OGR Forum Member

Another scenario.  If thinking of upgrading to full PS capability, wait (patiently) for whatever MTH comes up with for a PS3 diesel upgrade kit.  Thus, you'd be upgrading to current technology.

 

In the mean time, send the broken slave to G for repair.  That circuit is fairly straightforward without expensive components so I'd think a repair would not break the bank.

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