Uhlenbrock Elektronik 73 510 User Manual

Multi-protocol decoder 73 510
in Mini-format with 6 way NEM 651 plug
For locomotives from Arnold, Bemo, Brava, Fleischmann, Kato, Roco, Tillig, Minitrix.
Features 73 510
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Regulated Multi-protocol decoder for DCC, Motorola and Selectrix
• Suitable for DC and Bell armature motors up to 500mA
• Quiet motor running with 18.75KHz control frequency
• 14, 27, 28, 31 and 128 speed steps depending on the data format
• Short (1-127) and long (128-9999) addresses
• NMRA compatible
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Minimum, maximum and middle speeds adjustable
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Speed step table for 14, 28 and 31 speed steps
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Main line programming (DCC)
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Shunting speed (half speed) switched with F3
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Direction dependent, dimmable lighting switched via F0
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Reacts to DCC brake signal (e.g. from Power 3) or Selectrix "Brake diode" or braking section
in DC operation.
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Over heating protection
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All outputs have short circuit protection
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Conventional DC operation with automatic switching between DC and digital mode
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All CV's programmable by digital devices with DCC, Motorola and Selectrix formats
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Programmable via register, direct CV or page mode in DCC operation
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Updatable using Flash memory
Description
Locomotive decoder 73 510 a very small multi-protocol decoder. It can be operated in DCC,
Motorola and Selectrix digital systems and also runs in DC analog mode.
The decoder operates with a frequency of 18.75KHz and is therefore well suited for DC and
especially for Bell armature motors (e.g. Faulhaber, Maxon, Escap) up to a maximum power
load of 500mA. Short burst start up currents are tolerated.
Motor characteristics can be controlled either by setting the minimum, maximum and middle
speeds or via various CV's for individual speed steps.
Load regulation can be control via regulation parameters to a variety of individual motors.
The decoder provides two direction dependent lighting outputs. Using F3 and F4 a shunting
mode for slow speeds and Start/braking inertia can be activated.
The decoder can be programmed with the Intellibox, DCC, Märklin and Selectrix controllers and
Selectrix programming devices. CV's can be programmed with all devices.
In factory default the decoder automatically recognizes DCC and Märklin data formats. On a
Selectrix layout the decoder must first its address programmed. The data format will then be
automatically be switched to "Selectrix only" (CV49, Bit 4 = 1). The decoder can then only be
switch to another data format by DCC programming.
If the decoder is to be used on a conventional DC layout the operating mode must be set up
with the configuration variable. If the decoder set to "analog mode" is placed on to a digital
layout it will automatically detects the digital signal and switches to digital mode.
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