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The universally applicable LGB Switch Decoder allows
you to set your switches, signals, others LGB drives and
other accessories, such as switch lanterns, building
lights etc. on your layout equipped with the Multi Train
System, if you are using the 55015 Universal Remote
or the 55060 LGB MTS Computer Interface. The great
advantage: Long and sometimes complicated wiring is
not necessary.
You can use up to 32 LGB Switch Decoders on your lay-
out, which allows you to connect up to 128 accessories.
Experts, who have a moderate amount of knowledge
of electrical circuits can program additional operation
modes, such as flashing lights etc..
Set up the Switch Decoder in such a way that your wires
are as short as possible. In addition, your LGB Switch
Decoder should be protected from moisture. Position it
inside of buildings or under overhangs. Make sure, that
the decoder is not placed in depressions where water
collects.
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All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
To power the LGB Switch Decoder, your best bet is
to use the 50160 LGB Track Power Cable. This cable
provides the easiest and safest way to get the voltage
from the tracks.
The Switch Decoder features a 12-pole terminal strip.
There you also find two connections, which are marked
with a red and a blue dot. Also, above them, you'll find
the letters "IN". connect the 50160 Track Power cable to
these terminals.
To connect your already electrified switches, use a
50130 Orange/White 2-Wire Cable and connect the EPL
drive to the LGB Switch Decoder. On the decoder, you'll
see four terminal pairs marked A-D. For each letter,
there are two terminals. These are marked with an or-
ange and a White dot, just like your LGB drive. Connect
orange with orange, white with white. All done.
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