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A 6 Pin (NEM651) DCC Decoder suitable for models fitted with a 6 Pin DCC decoder socket and where minimal space is available for the decoder, for instance the Graham Farish Class N Scale 03 and 04 Diesel Shunters and the Bachmann Narrow Gauge OO9 Scale Quarry Hunslets.
Highlights include:
Multi-mode (NMRA-DCC format, Motorola protocol and DC Analogue) with Back EMF function
6 powered function outputs
0.7A continuous load
Suitable for models equipped with DC motors (including coreless motors)
Brake Button function for realistic control of braking (operates on F2)
Operating Modes
Multi-mode (NMRA-DCC format, Motorola protocol and DC Analogue) with Back EMF function
14, 28 and 128 speed steps
Short and Long addresses
Motor Control Features
Suitable for models equipped with DC motors (including coreless motors)
0.7A continuous load
Variable pulse width frequency motor regulation (up to 40kHz)
Motor output overload protection; Back EMF (de-selectable)
Function Outputs
6 powered-function outputs with overload protection (4 outputs connect via solder pads)
500mA load per output
500mA total load of all function outputs
Shunting speed and momentum key selectable
Dimensions
8mm x 8mm x 2.4mm
Default Address
Address 3
Programming
DCC Service Mode & DCC PoM (Programming on Main)
Additional Features
RailCom® Feedback system
Upgradable firmware
This decoder is manufactured on behalf of Bachmann Europe by Zimo. For full technical specifications and instructions, please refer to the Zimo user guide for MX616N at http://www.zimo.at/web2010/documents/MX-small-decoders_EN.pdf
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