Thanks Alexander for the diagram .
My problem is mainly with programming however.
Those 8 little micro switches for the loco address!
Also all my 6081 decoders c81 have 2 blue, 2 yellow ,1 red and 1
brown wire. Unlike anything on marklins website . Though I did see
written somewhere that colours may vary!!! additionally I have a 2
rail Marklin Trix and Hag setup .
I presume that the wiring
is   2 blue to motor 2 yellow to lights
and red and brown to loco  wheels. Do you think thats right?
when i get a moment I ll put a photo of them in files .Thanks again

Stu               hottrainz

Stu,
please check files.

Alexander

STU,

I will load one for you later, will let you know.

Alexander

DCCTRAIN

Happy Christmas!
Does anyone know how to wire up and install the Old 6081 DC decoder?
I have six still new and boxed but NO instructions >>

Stu

I have the following items for sale. Buyer to pay $5.00 shipping in
the U.S. I accept payment via Paypal or money order only.

HO

6604 Marklin Delta Controller, Brand New $29.00

Marklin K-Track - Please inquire directly. For sale or willing to
trade for C-Track. e-mail: jager6863@...

Fleischman Era I short gondola in green lettered for the Wurtemberg
Railway. No box. $5.00

Z

88832 Marklin Class 52 2-10-0 Insider Locomotive in "Photo Gray".
This locomotive is new in the box and is equipped with a
professionally installed 5-pole motor. Produced only in 1997 and
getting hard to find. Price $179.00

Marklin DRG Class 89 Locomotive factory equipped with a 5-pole motor.
No Box. Price $75.00

8204 DR Five car set, new in box. Price $45.00

88817 Z-Club International RAG Railbus set. Includes a replacement
shell for your existing railbus and a matching trailer. Hard to find
in the U.S. Price $55.00.

8601 Dortmunder Union Beer car. Old, but new in box. Price $17.00

Marklin Z-scale metal wheels total of 50 sets. The majority are brand
new with 10% showing some wear. Shipping Included in Price $20.00

Hello everybody,
DCCTRAIN will be at show in Cincinnati, OH 1 and 2 November please
welcome, I will bring Atlas, Lenz, Uhlenbrock, newer Zimo decoders,
Sound decoders from ESU and programmer. It will be two workshops.
Decoder installation and decoder programming using computer.
Will be a lot of fun.

Alexander Kolesnikov

DCCTRAIN
http://dcctrain.com
News from DCCTRAIN http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DCC-DIGITAL

Zimo MX63 in stock!

DCCTRAIN

Hello everybody,
DCCTRAIN will be at show in Dayton, OH 11 and 12 October please
welcome, I will bring Atlas, Lenz, Uhlenbrock, newer Zimo decoders,
Sound decoders from ESU and programmer. It will be two workshops.
Decoder installation and decoder programming using computer.
Will be a lot of fun.

Alexander Kolesnikov

DCCTRAIN
http://dcctrain.com
News from DCCTRAIN http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DCC-DIGITAL

Zimo decoders are coming soon! Please be patient.

Thank you!

DCCTRAIN

We have decoder Uhlenbrock 76500 in stock!
http://www.dcctrain.com/store.htm

DCCTRAIN

Hello everybody,

Here is my latest installation: Uhlenbrock decoder 76500 installed to
the MEHANO Santa Fe engine
http://dcctrain.net/images/Mehano_SF_Marklin.jpg
It is design for Marklin 3 rail system, decoder supports DCC and
Motorola protocol, so happy customer can run it with: Marklin Delta/
DIGITAL, Uhlenbrock and any DCC system + Selectrix too!
Engine made in Slovenia, very easy to work and maintained, it runs
very well, because of GOOD decoder.

Alexander Kolesnikov

DCCTRAIN
http://dcctrain.com
News from DCCTRAIN http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DCC-DIGITAL

Hello,

I'm just curios is this really painful to program Loksound decoder
with 6021 unit, manual for decoder is very clear explain how to do
it. How this is on practice.
I'm using Intellibox, Lenz and ESU programmer to program Loksound
decoders - NO problem, it is fun to do it. I don't have Maklin
command station. I have manual for 6021, there is nothing about this
feature, that you can program decoders on main.

Alexander Kolesnikov

First look and test new LI101:

It works absolutely no problem with my bought computes (laptop and
desktop under XP). Software for LI101 is very friendly and reliable.
Run test layout about 2 hour.
Hooked up laptop using Targus USB to serial adapter it works!
Using set up software it is easy to set different address for
XpressNet and new baud rate.
Changed baud rate didn't see any difference, no delay, no glitches,
nothing, engines and accessory decoders respond real quickly.
It is light and tiny unit easy to connect, setup and use.

DCCTRAIN

I trust everyone is having a great summer!

We attended the NMRA National Convention in Toronto and made several
new product announcements.  Our new USP decoder was a big hit.  We
expect the first USP decoder in the early fall.

We have set up a special section on our WWW page under the NEWS
section that provides details on the new products. We also updated
our dealer page under contacts so please go in and check it out to
ensure that your name, email address, and WWW site are all as you
desire.

  Following are some of the highlights of our new product
announcements for near term availability followed by some other
important news.

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The LI101F High Speed Computer Interface - MSRP $99.95 (in stock)

Provides a true High Speed connection of your Digital plus system to
a computer. All functions of the system are available to computer
programs through an RS232 interface to your computer and a 4 wire
connection to XpressNet. Data transfer rate can be set from 19.2 K
Bits/second to 115.2 K bits/second, 9 pin SUB D jack, connecting
cable included.  Enclosed CD includes configuration software and
several demo programs.   For use on all XpressNet systems.

----------------------

Set-LI with Loco-Ce MSRP $299.95 (September 2003)

Lenz GmbH and KAM Industries have teamed up to provide the first
truly wireless computerized DCC system. Set LI with Loco Ce® contains
an LZV100 command station/power station, an LI101F high speed
computer interface and the Loco Ce®  software package. Requires user
supplied computer, wireless HUB and wireless PDA.

Mark,

What compatible decoder are you going to connect to NMRA 8 pin plug?
ESU came with plug, Uhlenbrock - you can make chose to order with
plug or without. Lenz discontinued LE122 for AC motors.
For all my and customers engines HO and 1 gage I'm installing plug it
is very good idea. It is good for warranty too, if Decoder still has
original plug.
ESU soldered green wire F1 to the plug and violet wire is for F2.
I'm usually using decoders with directional lights and only to extra
functions total are 4 outputs.

DCCTRAIN

How should I wire a Märklin compartible decoder to the 8-pin DCC
socket?  The wiring of the power, DC permanent motor and F0
(direction dependent light function) are obvious, but how about the
wiring of F1 to F4?  I want to make the decoder modular so that the
loco can change decoder and the decoder can be installed to another
loco easily.

Mark

Intellibox for sale! More details is here
http://www.dcctrain.com/Used_DCC_equipment.htm

DCCTRAIN

Hello Mark,

I'm not sure I understand you correct. But in theory it supposed to be
clear electrical contact to provide power and signal for the decoder.
Do you have pictures or booster? I don't understand what you are calling
booster.

Thank you,

Alexander


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Message: 1
    Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2003 08:28:11 -0000
    From: "Mark Farnell" <farnell_mark@...>
Subject: coating the PCB with lacquer

Hi!

I am using a paper phenol PCB for my model railway booster project
(which has to handle signals at about 36000 baud).  I have developed,
etched, drilled and soldered the components onto the board.  Then I
sprayed a lacquer clear coat (for automobiles repairs) onto the PCB
(on the track side) as an attempt to prevent oxidation.

I have tested the functions of transistors by using a 9V battery to
pass a voltage of 9V and then -9V to the signal input and the booster
responded correctly by producing voltages at the correct polarity.
This means that all transistors were functioning correctly.  However
when I plug the booster to the computer RS232 interface and attempt
to run the Directrain program, the trains fail to respond.  When I
use the program to stop the trains (In digital control, a continuous
negative voltage signals all trains on the track to stop), the
booster DID respond correctly by producing a constant negative
voltage! (I measured it on the track with a digital multimeter)

Therefore do you think the lacquer clearcoat have produced the
distortion in the signal so that it cannot be picked up by the train
decoders?  If this is the case, how can I fix this problem?  Can I
fix this problem by using two-part thinner to strip the lacquer
clearcoat away from the booster?

Mark



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Hi!

I am using a paper phenol PCB for my model railway booster project
(which has to handle signals at about 36000 baud).  I have developed,
etched, drilled and soldered the components onto the board.  Then I
sprayed a lacquer clear coat (for automobiles repairs) onto the PCB
(on the track side) as an attempt to prevent oxidation.

I have tested the functions of transistors by using a 9V battery to
pass a voltage of 9V and then -9V to the signal input and the booster
responded correctly by producing voltages at the correct polarity.
This means that all transistors were functioning correctly.  However
when I plug the booster to the computer RS232 interface and attempt
to run the Directrain program, the trains fail to respond.  When I
use the program to stop the trains (In digital control, a continuous
negative voltage signals all trains on the track to stop), the
booster DID respond correctly by producing a constant negative
voltage! (I measured it on the track with a digital multimeter)

Therefore do you think the lacquer clearcoat have produced the
distortion in the signal so that it cannot be picked up by the train
decoders?  If this is the case, how can I fix this problem?  Can I
fix this problem by using two-part thinner to strip the lacquer
clearcoat away from the booster?

Mark

We have new LE0135 Silent and BEMF!!! decoders in stock. DCCTRAIN

USED Lenz Set-01 (3 years old) with newer software version 3.5
included LZ100 Command station, LV101 Power station, LH100 Keypad
Dispatchers Throttle, manuals. Original box. Everything is in perfect
shape. For more information about this set click here Set-01.Please
email dcctrain@... with questions.

DCCTRAIN is a part of the Digital plus Lenz Dealer Program. Please
contact us by e-mail dcctrain@...

We are pleased to announce the production of the most sophisticated
decoders we have ever produced.

The LE1035W and LE1035MP  - MSRP $39.95  each -  shipping to dealers
mid
June 2003

These decoders are designed for the discriminating modeler who wants
the
very best in low speed operation.  It is absolutely ideal for any
locomotive used in switching operations.

We had three design goals.

1) Produce the absolutely best motor control possible.

2) Eliminate the confusion of setup so that it works out of the
package
with minimal programming required.

3) Find a solution for ease of use in switching and automatic
stopping.


The features in the LE1035 start with high frequency/ high
resolution  back
EMF motor control for extremely silent, smooth and easy to use
control.

To this we added two features designed to greatly facilitate
switching
operations.

The first is a low gear setting which allows the decoder to have two
speed
tables, one for slow speed switching the other for main line
operation.
This is enabled through use of F3 (user settable from F1 to F8)

The second is a precision stop control.  This allows the user to
program an
absolute stopping distance.  This stopping distance is independent of
load
or speed.  This allows the user to have a locomotive stop  precisely
on a
uncoupling ramp or if a stopping module is used to stop the
locomotive
precisely in front of a red signal or at a station.  Precision stop
control
is enabled in low gear operation when ever the speed step is set to
zero
and can be disabled using F4 (user settable from F1 to F8)

Other features

4 functions

Directional or independent headlights that can be dimmed.

Starting speed and max speed adjustment.

Support for advanced consisting

All forms of programming supported.

The LE1035 will shortly be submitted to the NMRA for formal C&I
testing.

---------

USP to be released in late August.

Model railroad control is about to experience a revolution in
reliability
of operation!!!

DCC with USP is almost here!!!.

Last week we demonstrated our first USP decoder at the NER regional
convention. This mystifying decoder equipped locomotive was able to
go over
dirty track and also track covered with plastic tape without
hesitation.
And all the time the DCC commands were received and the locomotive
was
under total control, demonstrated by controlling lights, speed  while
the
locomotive was right over the plastic tape!

USP decoders utilize technology protected by us and European patents
and
will initially be available exclusively through Digital plus by Lenz
dealers. USP decoders will be totally compatible with all NMRA DCC
systems
in the market.

The first decoder in this series will be a high amperage decoder
intended
for S, O and Large Scale.  More information will be released in
Toronto.


--------------------------------

Product availability update.

We continue to experience significant growth and are receiving
shipments
from the factory now twice a month.  Backorders for the LE0521Ds and
LK100s
will ship to dealers this coming week..

The following products are now on backorder

LE1014JST (available mid June)

LS110

LE4024

All other products are in stock.



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Elektronik []  978-250-1494
        GmbH    Quality, Value, Performance, & True Compatibility
                     Over 1 Million decoders produced
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We have ESU loksound and lokpilot decoders in stock.

DCCTRAIN

UHLENBROCK Daisy Knob Throttle in stock (2)

DCCTRAIN

Uhlenbrock decoders U73500 and U76500 will be available in two weeks.

We have Intellibox in stock.

DCCTRAIN

DCCTRAIN is becoming to be a dealer for Uhlenbrock.

Welcome everyone!