Decoderwerk 80202 Motorized digital turnout drive for Tillig TT track with roadbed, RailCom (DCC + Motorola)

Decoderwerk All 80202

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Description

Description

  • The decoder has a motor output and a light switch output as well as RailCom
  • The decoder has 2 contact inputs for analog switching and manual triggering
  • Operation can be done with DCC or Märklin® Motorola.
  • Programming possible thanks to RailCom in the installed state
  • The drive is slowly converging (adjustable)
  • The decoder is suitable for controlling Tillig TT bedding track switches and the optional switch lantern.
  • 100% quality check of all decoders
    Development and production in Germany
    We only use components of well-known brand manufacturers

Compatible

  • Drive The drive is the ideal alternative for the electric switch drives 83960 and 08331 and shifts silently, safely and slowly in accordance with the model.


  • Tillig Bedtingsrail The decoder can be inserted and connected directly into all switches and intersection switches.

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
    • 0.2A current
    The light output can be loaded with 0.5A and provide 9-24V DC voltage.
  • Need
    • Quiet current below 10mA
    The decoder itself requires less than 10mA in the idle state. The power demand of the output depends on the connected article.
  • 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 only have to press a button and call up the desired addresses 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 output makes small steps and runs the engine slowly. The time is adjustable.
  • The decoder supports the control of the switch lantern and automatically restores the last circuit of the switch lantern when the decoder starts.
  • The switch output can be inverted. For example, opposite-roging switches with the same address can be switched.
  • Small steps You can fine-tune the steps that are driven over 4096 steps (all the way to the back) and the running time as well.
  • On command You can operate the engine manually, via another decoder or even analogly through the 2 contact inputs.

Installation

  • Connections The decoder has all connection cables for direct installation in a TT bed switch.
  • Mounting The decoder can be easily attached to the inner bed of a Tillig bed switch. Screws are included. The decoder must be glued to the side of the motor unit.

RailCom is a registered trademark of Lenz Elektronik GmbH

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