Decoderwerk 50301 C-Track signal decoder for Märklin Startup signals, with bistable relay for train control and ABC braking section (DCC + Motorola)

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Description

ATTENTION: ABC BRAKES must be able to understand the decoder! Märklin decoders cannot do this. Alternatively, use 50201 which works universally.


Description

  • The decoder has 2 outputs.
  • Operation can be done with DCC or Märklin® Motorola.
  • The decoder is suitable for shifting from an ABC braking distance. The ABC technology is integrated
  • Conventional signals with common anode or cathode can also be connected (block signal)
  • 100% quality check of all decoders
    Development and production in Germany
    We only use components of well-known brand manufacturers

Compatible

    • Märklin Start-up Light-Pain Lock Signal 74371
    • Märklin Start-up Light Warning 74380
    • Märklin Start-up Light Block Signal 74391
    • All other signals with 2 LEDs
    • Decoder fits in the C-track from Märklin and Trix
    • Decoder can be used for any track system and can also be mounted under the plateSignals The decoder can be connected to the following signals.

Voltage

  • Build up
    • 9-24V track voltage
    The decoder is supplied directly by the track voltage. No separate power supply can be connected.
  • Performance
    • 9-24V DC voltage
    • 100mA electricity
    The output can be loaded with 100mA and delivers 9-24V DC voltage.
  • Relays
    • 9-24V DC voltage
    • 9-18V AC voltage
    • 2A current
    The output can be loaded with 2A and switches 9-24V DC voltage or 9-18V AC voltage.
  • Need
    • Quiet current below 5mA
    The decoder itself requires under 5mA in the idle mode. The relay is bistable and requires no current to maintain the position.
  • The decoders are protected against short circuit with a self-resetting fuse.

Coupling

  • Artificial intelligence, at least a little. The decoder has an automatic learning mode for addressing. You just have to press a button and call up the desired address at your headquarters. Done.
  • Remote control The decoder can be configured directly at its place of use from a DCC control panel by means of programming-on-main. All CV's can be updated.
  • Inspection The decoder can be configured on a DCC programming track. All CV's can be read and written via direct mode.

Configuration

  • Standard By default, the signals are turned on and off with a dimming time of 500ms.
  • Long-term memory The decoder remembers each command and automatically restores the last signal image at startup. The relay is bistable and automatically retains the last selected position.
  • It will be light but not too fast.... You can adjust the dimming time individually. Dimming times of 10 to 2550 milliseconds are possible. And that in small steps of 10 milliseconds. The exemplary pause between the signal images is also observed.
  • Hectic train service? The signals can also be switched without dimming time.

Installation

  • Connections The decoder has all connection cables for direct installation in a Märklin C-track.
  • Mounting The decoder can be easily attached to the inner bed of C-tracks from Märklin or Trix.

 


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