Decoderwerk 80203 Motorized digital turnout drive for Märklin K-Track, RailCom (DCC + Motorola)

Decoderwerk All 80203

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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 Märklin® K-Pleis-Switches and the optional switch lantern.
  • Fits Märklin® underfloor retrofit kit
  • 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 75491 and 7549 and shifts silently, safely and slowly in accordance with the model. The power consumption is below 50mA even in the switching process


  • Märklin K-Pleis The decoder can be inserted and connected directly into the following switches.
    • Switch left
    • Right turn
    • Slim switch left
    • Slim switch right
    • Bow switch left
    • Right turn-a-right
    • Slim bow switch left
    • Slim bow switch right
    • Double crossover switch


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
    • 10 mA 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 easily change the running time to the slow-mo-mone speed
  • 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 Märklin K-Pleis-Wiche.
  • Mounting The decoder can simply be connected to the track of the Märklin K-Track-Secher.

 

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