Functions - Trix Minitrix RAm Série Mode D'emploi

Functions

• Built-in electronic circuit for oberation with an conventio-
nal DC power pack, Trix Selectrix or NMRA DCC digital.
• Triple headlights in the front, dual red marker lights in
the rear. Red marker light only in digital operation.
• Headlights / marker lights in the cab control car,
change over with the direction of travel but cannot be
controlled, digitally controlled in the powered end car.
• Marker lights come with maintenance-free LED's.
• Car lighting installed.
• Automatic system recognition between digital and
analog operation.
• No automatic system recognition between Selectrix (SX)
and DCC.
• The full range of functions is only available under
Selectrix 2 (SX2) and under DCC.
• Analog 14 volts DC, digital 22 volts AC.
Safety Information
• The locomotive must not be connected to more than
one power source al a time.
• Pay close attention to the safty wrnings in the
instructions for your operating system.
• Not suitable for locomotive controllers with pulse
width control.
• Not suitable for continuous train lighting on
analog layouts.
• Not suitable for Trix ems.
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Notes on digital operation:
• The first time the locomotive is used in a digital
system (Selectrix or DCC), the decoder must be set
for this digital system. To do this, the decoder must
be programmed once in this digital system.
• The operating instructions for your central unit will give
you exact procedures for setting the different parameters.
• This locomotive comes from the factory programmed
for the digital address „01" (Selectrix) / „03" (DCC).
• This locomotive with the settings made at the factory
cannot be operated with opposed polarity DC power
in braking track blocks. If this feature is desired, then
you must do without conventional DC operation
(CV 29 / bit 2=0).
• Controllable Functions:
Headlights
Operating Sounds
Horn (long blast)
Sound effect: Conductor whistle
Sound effect: Doors being closed
Horn (short blast)
Blending sound in and out
SX1 SX2 DCC
lights lights F0
Func. F1 F1
– F2 F2
– F3 F3
– F4 F4
– F5 F5
– F8 F8