Piko H0 56122 Hobby Locomotive decoder incl. cable, incl. connector

Multi-protocol decoder Hobby

The Pico Locomotive decoder 56122 is a small, powerful multiprotocol decoder. It can be used in DCC and Motorola ** digital systems and also travels in analogue mode with DC voltage or with AC voltage and change of direction by over-voltage pulse (Märklin*) system.

The decoder works at a frequency of 18.75 KHz and is therefore suitable for both direct-current and bell-armature motors (e.g. Faulhaber, Maxon, Escap) up to a constant current of 1 A. Short-term higher inrush currents are well tolerated. The setting of the motor characteristic is done via the minimum, average and maximum speed.

The load control can be adjusted individually to the various lokmotoren by control parameters. The decoder has two direction-dependent lighting outputs. Via the function keys F3 and f4 can use a reverse gear with gedehntem slow-driving range and the acceleration brake delay can be switched. The decoder is programmable via PIKO Digi-power-Box, DCC, and Märklin* control devices. With all devices are all CV's programming.

The factory setting automatically detects the decoder is the Data Formats DCC and Motorola, as well as the respective analogue mode with DC or AC voltage. The desired mode can also be manually set.

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Facts

• Regulated Multi-protocol decoder for DCC and Motorola
• Suitable for direct-current and bell-armature motors up to 1 A
• Smooth engine running through engine control with 18.75 KHz
• 14, 27, 28, 128 drive positions, depending on the data format
• Brief (1-127) and length (128-9999) addresses
• NMRA compliant
• Minimum, Maximum, and average speed adjustable
• Main track programming (DCC)
• Reverse gear (via F3 can be switched half speed)
• Starting/braking delay via F4 can be switched digitally
• Direction-dependent lighting, dimmable, switchable via F0
• Responds to a DCC-compliant brake signal or brake lines with DC voltage.
• All outputs protected against short circuit
• Conventional DC or AC-DC power mode with automatic switchover to the respective operating mode
• All CV's, with digital devices of the formats, DCC and Motorola to program
• In the DCC operation can be programd via the register, CV directly or page programming
• Can be updated by flash memory.

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