[neil_s_wood]

This is the same set up I have through my ECoS and it works fine. I have set the LS150 to 1 second rather 0.5 though. This is adjustable with the LS150 although it can take a few goes to get it the way you want it. The instructions for the LS150 tell you how to adjust the current time.

 

[neil_s_wood]

I had trouble with getting the distance of the throw pin correct initially too. It is not easy getting the motor fastened to the underneath of the board in exactly the position you want in some circumstances. What I did was wire it up and try switching it to see how far it was travelling before permanently installing it. I found Tortoise easier in some respects as they have an adjustable part which you can adhust after instalation. I wrote about these two point motors in my blog some time ago. It might be worth a look to see if any of the info I put in there is of help.

 

[neil_s_wood]

The Tillig motor can be adjusted to three travel length positions. The one which is factory set is the one you want for Tillig points. Other than that it is just a question of adjusting the position of the motor relative to the track as there should be just enough travel. Is the other point motor you tried also Tillig? What DCC system are you using? Does it enable you to adjust the pulse time?

 

[neil_s_wood]

Rajko,
it is a long tedious process but the more familiar with it you become the less tedious it is. I did a new ls150 a couple of weekends ago and it was quite easy compared with the first time. The tedious part is having to individualy program all 6 output time intervals.