Instructions
Littfinski DatenTechnik (LDT)
Operating Instruction
4-fold decoder for motor
driven turnouts
with external power supply possibility
from the Digital-Professional-Series !
M-DEC-MM-F Part-No.: 410512
>> finished module <<
Suitable for the Märklin-Motorola-Format:
(e.g. Märklin-Digital∼ [ Control Unit, Central Station 1
and 2], Intellibox, EasyControl, ECoS, KeyCom-MM,
DiCoStation EDiTS, EDiTS pro and others)
For the digital control of :
⇒ Up to four turnout motor drives.
(e.g. drives from Fulgurex, Pilz or Hoffmann/Conrad)
⇒ Motor current per output up to 1A.
This product is not a toy! Not suitable for children under 14 years of age!
The kit contains small parts, which should be kept away from children under 3!
Improper use will imply danger of injuring due to sharp edges and tips! Please
store this instruction carefully.
CE Part-No.:
24 00 04
red point
Introduction/Safety instruction:
You have purchased the 4-fold decoder M-DEC-MM for motor
driven turnouts for your model railway as a kit or as finished
module. The M-DEC-MM is a high quality product that is
supplied from the Digital-Professional-Series of Littfinski
DatenTechnik (LDT).
We wish you having a good time using this product.
The decoder M-DEC of the Digital-Professional-Series can be
easily installed and used on your digital railway.
The colored dot on the receiver device indicates to which
digital system the decoder can be adapted.
In case the receiver device is marked blue the M-DEC will be
suitable for the DCC Data format, used for instance at the
systems of Arnold-Digital, Intellibox, Lenz-Digital Plus,
Roco-Digital, TWIN-CENTER, Digitrax, LGB-Digital, Zimo,
Märklin-Digital=, EasyControl, KeyCom-DC, ECoS and
DiCoStation.
In case the receiver device is marked red the decoder is
suitable for Märklin-Digital~ respectively for Märklin-Motorola
layouts.
The finished module comes with 24 month warranty.
• Please read the following instructions carefully. Warranty will
expire due to damages caused by disregarding the operating
instructions. LDT will also be not liable for any consequential
damages caused by improper use or installation.
Connecting the decoder to your digital
model railway layout:
• Attention: Before starting any installation work switch off
the supply voltage to the digital installation by
disconnect all transformer power plugs of the main
supply.
The decoder receives the digital information via the clamp
KL2. Connect the clamp with a rail or even better connect the
clamp directly to the command station or to a booster
assuring supply of digital information free from any
interference.
Pay attention to the mark at clamp KL2. The color markings
'Black/Schwarz' and 'Red/Rot' next to the clamp are used for
Arnold-Digital (old) and Märklin-Digital= .
Other systems uses the letters 'J' and 'K'.
If you use the decoder with Märklin Digital~ components or
with Intellibox you have to connect the digital wires to 'red/rot'
and 'brown/braun'.
The decoder receives the power supply via the two poles
clamp KL1. Voltage in the range of 12 to 18V~ is acceptable
(alternate current output of a model railway transformer) or
15...24 V= (direct current from a switched mode power supply).
If you do not want to supply power to the decoder M-DEC from
an external transformer you can connect the clamp KL1 to
KL2 with two wires. In this case the decoder will get the power
supply complete from the digital system.
Programming the decoder address:
To program the decoder address a motor driven turnout has to
be connected to the output 1 (clamp KL9)of the decoder.
• Switch on the power supply of your model railway.
• Depress the programming key S1. Do not touch the
integrated circuits of the pc-board because any electrostatic
discharge can destroy the IC`s.
• The turnout drive connected to output 1 will now move a
little every 1.5 seconds. This indicates that the decoder is in
the programming mode.
• Is the motor not moving it is possible that the motor drive
contains directional diodes. In this case switch off the power
supply and turn around the two connection wires on output
1. After switching power on the turnout drive should move of
a 1.5 second interval.
• Depress now one key of the key group to be assigned to the
decoder. For programming the decoder address you can
also release a turnout switch signal via a personal
computer.