Description
Description
- The decoder has 1 servo output and 1 switching output as well as RailCom.
- Motorola The operation can be done with DCC or Märklin® Motorola.
- In regular operation, 4 positions can be adjusted
- The decoder can be controlled by DCCext and has 256 servo positions
- Programming possible thanks to RailCom in the installed state
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- Development and production in Germany
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Compatible
- Decoder The decoder is very small and ideal for controlling servo applications, this is plug-in
- SERVO The decoder is compatible with all common analog and digital servos
Voltage
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Build up
- 9-24V track voltage
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Performance
- 9-24V DC voltage
- 1A current
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Need
- Quiet current below 10mA
- 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 takes small steps. The steps are adjustable, as are the positions
- Twisted The switch output can be inverted to the opposite switching direction
- Small steps You can adjust the switching pulse individually.
- Function The decoder can swing bells, crane function (control via hand controller) and offers 3 positions which can be approached. The switching outputs can be dimmed and have special functions such as flashing and core polarization
Installation
- Connections The decoder has all plug and solder connections
- Mounting The decoder can be easily glued or screwed thanks to mounting holes
- Dimensions 14x30mm, 15mm high
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