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Locomotive decoder
DH05C
DH10C
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DH14B
DH16A
DH18A
DH21A
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PD05A
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Doehler & Haass
Locomotive function decoder
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  • Page 1 Doehler & Haass Locomotive decoder User manual Locomotive decoder Locomotive function decoder DH05C FH05B DH10C FH18A DH12A FH22A DH14B DH16A DH18A DH21A DH22A PD05A PD12A...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Introduction Safety instructions Warranty Support and help Locomotive decoder DH05C / DH10C / DH12A / DH14B / DH16A / DH18A/ DH21A / DH22A PD05A / PD12A Functions Installation of the decoder Connection of the decoder Check after installation Locomotive function decoder FH05B / FH18A / FH22A...
  • Page 3 System format Märklin-Motorola (MM) Functions Programming with Märklin-central unit 6020/6021 System format SelecTRIX 2 (SX2) 10.1 Functions 10.2 Setting options 10.3 Operation Supplement 1 Notes to Function Mapping Supplement 2 Speed characteristics Supplement 3 Unamplified function outputs AUX3 … AUX6 Supplement 4 Electric coupling / Freewheeling diode Supplement 5 Automatic coupling procedure ("Coupling waltz")

  • Page 4: Introduction

    Introduction The locomotive decoders DH05C, DH10C, DH12A, DH14B, DH16A, DH18A, DH21A, DH22A and PD05A, and also the locomotive function decoders FH05B, FH18A and FH22A are compatible with the protocols of SelecTRIX standard SX1 and SX2, as well as with NMRA-DCC- and MM1/MM2-standard. They can be operated by every central unit supporting one of these system formats.

  • Page 5: Locomotive Decoder

    Locomotive decoder DH05C / 10C / 12A / 14B / 16A / 18A / 21A / 22A / PD05 / PD12A DH05C DH10C DH12A ZCLK ZDAT AUX1 AUX2 G1, G2 Track 1, 2 PluX12-interface M1, M2 Motor 1, 2 Front light Rear light AUX1 …...
  • Page 6 DH05C DH10C DH12A Specifications Dimensions [mm] 13,2 x 6,8 x 1,4 14,2 x 9,3 x 1,5 14,5 x 8,0 x 3,0 Total load 0,5 A 1,0 A 1,5 A Maximum motor current 0,5 A 1,0 A 1,5 A 18 V...
  • Page 7 DH14B Specifications Dimensions [mm] 18,5 x 9,2 x 1,7 Total load 1,0 A Maximum motor current 1,0 A Maximum operating voltage 30 V LV, LR (dimmable) each 150 mA AUX1, AUX2 (dimmable) each 300 mA AUX3, AUX4 unamplified *) With SUSI-interface (if AUX3/AUX4 deactivated) Connection options 14-pin foil plug for direct plug (mTc14) DH14B...
  • Page 8 DH16A DH18A DH21A ZDAT ZCLK PluX16-interface 21-pin interface AUX3 ZCLK ZDAT AUX4 ZCLK Index ZDAT AUX1 AUX1 AUX2 AUX2 AUX4 AUX5 AUX3 Index AUX6 AUX7...
  • Page 9 DH16A DH18A DH21A Specifications Dimensions [mm] 16,7 x 10,9 x 2,8 13,5 x 9,0 x 2,8 20,7 x 15,8 x 5,2 Total load 1,5 A 1,0 A 2,0 A Maximum motor current 1,5 A 1,0 A 2,0 A Maximum operating voltage 30 V 30 V 30 V...
  • Page 10 DH22A Specifications Dimensions [mm] 20,7 x 15,8 x 5,2 Total load 2,0 A Maximum motor current 2,0 A Maximum operating voltage 30 V Switching voltage at AC-analog: Maximum. 45 V peak = 30 V effective LV, LR (dimmable) each 150 mA AUX1, AUX2 (dimmable) each 300 mA AUX3, AUX4...
  • Page 11 PD05A Specifications Dimensions [mm] 5,0 x 7,9 x 2,5 Total load 0,5 A Maximum motor current 0,5 A Maximum operating voltage 18 V LV, LR (dimmable) each 150 mA Connecting options Without connection wires PD05A-0 With connection cable for interface per NEM652 PD05A-1 With connection wires PD05A-3...
  • Page 12 PD12A Specifications Dimensions [mm] 24,2 x 11,0 x 2,4 Total load 1,0 A Maximum motor current 1,0 A Maximum operating voltage 30 V LV, LR (dimmable) each 150 mA AUX1, AUX2 (dimmable) each 300 mA Connection options Without connection wires PD12A-0 With connection cable for interface per NEM652 PD12A-2...

  • Page 13: Functions

    Functions  Operation can be controlled either by conventional DC command stations or by digital central units supporting the formats SelecTRIX 1 and 2, NMRA-standard (DCC) or MM1/MM2-standard (PD05A: no MM and DC-analog, PD12A: only DCC)  Automatic switch over from conventional DC to digital operation ...

  • Page 14: Installation Of The Decoder

    Installation of the decoder Before installation check if the locomotive is in perfect electrical and mechanical condition. Defects and dirt must be eliminated first. Pay attention to the instructions of the locomotive producer. Only locomotives running smoothly in analogue mode should be equipped with digital decoder. New locomotives should be run in at least 30 minutes in each driving direction.

  • Page 15: Connection Of The Decoder

    In case your locomotive is equipped with an interface according to NEM 651, you should take the decoder DH05C-1, DH10C-1 or PD05A-1. They have already the appropriate connections for this plug. Short the ribbon cable up to 5 mm and remove the rest of insulation. The decoder can be inserted into the interface without any problem now.
  • Page 16 (DH05C-3, DH10C-3, DH16A-3, DH21A-3, PD05A-3, PD12A-3). 10 The decoders DH05C-0, DH10C-0, DH16A-0, DH21A-0, PD05A-0 and PD12A-0 should be used by experienced model railroaders only, as the connection wires must be soldered directly onto the decoder.

  • Page 17: Check After Installation

    Function outputs: The function outputs AUX1, AUX2 (amplified, only if available) and AUX3, AUX4 (unamplified, only if available) are possibly on the underside of the decoder and must be connected to the consumer with individual wires or – if unamplified – via appropriate amplifiers. Notice: In case of an incorrect wiring of motor, lighting and track, there is no need to solder off the wires as the assignment can be interchanged electronically by programming (see setting options of the respective system...

  • Page 18: Locomotive Function Decoder Fh05B / Fh18A / Fh22A

    Locomotive function decoder FH05B / FH18A / FH22A FH05B Specifications Dimensions [mm] 13,7 x 7,8 x 1,5 Total load 0,5 A Maximum operating voltage 30 V AUX1 LV, LR (dimmable) each 150 mA AUX2 AUX1, AUX2 (dimmable) each 300 mA AUX3 AUX3, AUX4 unamplified *)
  • Page 19 FH18A Specifications Dimensions [mm] 9,7 x 8,9 x 1,5 Total load 1,0 A Maximum operating voltage 30 V LV, LR (dimmable) each 150 mA AUX1, AUX2 (dimmable) each 300 mA AUX3, AUX4 unamplified *) AUX5, AUX6 unamplified *) With SUSI-interface (if AUX3/AUX4 deactivated) Connection otpions 18-pin connector for direct plug (Next18) FH18A...
  • Page 20 FH22A Specifications Dimensions [mm] 16,1 x 15,8 x 3,3 Total load 2,0 A Maximum operating voltage 30 V Switching voltage at AC-analog: Maximum 45 V peak = 30 V effective LV, LR (dimmable) each 150 mA AUX1, AUX2 (dimmable) each 300 mA AUX3, AUX4 each 1,0 A AUX5, AUX6...

  • Page 21: Functions

    Functions  Operation can be controlled either by conventional DC command stations or by digital central units supporting the formats SelecTRIX 1 and 2, NMRA-standard (DCC) or MM1/MM2-standard.  Automatic switchover from conventional DC to digital operation.  In case of digital operation the last programmed system will be activated. Automatic switching into a certain operating mode is not possible because of the multi protocol operation.

  • Page 22: Installation Of The Function Decoder

    FH05B, FH18A and FH22A correspond functionally completely with the decoders described in point 5. Only features in direct connection with the engine control are missing. This fact is marked in the setting options of the corresponding system format. See: - Point 7.2 - Point 8.2: CV09, CV49, CV50, CV51/Bit 0, CV56 –...
  • Page 23 There are following variants for the connection of the locomotive function decoder FH18A: In case your locomotive is equipped with an interface according to NEM 651, you need for FH18A the connecting adapter N18-K-1. It has already the appropriate connections for this plug. Short the ribbon cable up to approxi- mately 5 mm and remove the rest of the insulation.
  • Page 24 For above variants 2, 7 and 10 connect the decoder or adapter wires according to the following diagram (see also the chart on the following page): red wire with the right track wire black wire with the left track wire white wire with the front light in driving direction yellow wire...

  • Page 25: Check After Installation

    Fuction outputs: The unamplified function outputs AUX3 and AUX4 are at the underside of the decoder FH05B. They must be connected with the consumers via separate wires and via appropriate amplifiers. Notice: In case of an incorrect wiring of the light or track wire, there is no need to solder off the wires, as the assignement can be interchanged electronically by programming (see setting options of the respective system format: CV51 or.

  • Page 26: System Format Selectrix 1 (Sx1)

    System formate SelecTRIX 1 (SX1) Functions Speed steps Speed steps (internal) Front ligth/rear light Additional functions Functions in additional channel (conncetable with locomotive address + 1) Operation with brake diodes Locomotive number output Setting options All locomotive parameters can be varied by programming freely at any time. Please take the programming informations out of the instructions of your programming device.
  • Page 27 Extended settings 0 … 7 Interchange of connections 1 … 7 Activation of AFB and additional channel 1 … 4 Motor control variant 0 … 7 Interchange of connections Interchange motor connections Not relevant to FH05B/FH18A/FH22A Interchange light connections Interchange track connections Activation of AFB (Automatic acceleration/deceleration control) and additional channel Function with AFB...
  • Page 28 Advice for decoder DH05C, DH10C, DH14B, DH18A, DH21A and FH18A: For SX1-programming a connected SUSI-sound module must be removed. It is sufficient to interrupt the supply voltage (red wire) during the time of SX1-programming.

  • Page 29: Operation

    Operation Put the locomotive on the programming track and readout the programming parameters of the decoder. The default falue should be 01-532. Program the desired locomotive address and start running the locomotive with those parameter values. After the first check you can vary the parameters of the engine freels to your requirements. In case your programming device indicates "Error", please check again the correct wiring of the locomotive and pay attention to the wiring instructions for connecting the programming track.

  • Page 30: System Format Dcc

    System firmat DCC Functions 1 – 127 Short address 0001 – 9999 Long adress Speed steps 14, 28,126 Speed steps (internal) Front light/rear light (dimmable) Additional functions (dimmable) Functions total Operation with brake diodes Operation with brake generators Consist mode Programming on the main Locomotive number output Notice to address range:...

  • Page 31: Setting Options

    Setting options The features of a locomotive operated in the DCC-operating mode can be varied by programming the "Configuration Variables" (CV) freely at any time. The programming procedure is described in the instructions of your programming device. Instructions for "Function Mapping" by devault see Doehler & Haass-website: https://doehler-haass.de/cms/pages/haeufige-fragen.php: Wie sieht das standardmäßige "Function Mapping"...
  • Page 32 0 – 7 Motor frequency (Not relevant to FH05B/FH18A/FH22A) 0 = 32 kHz, 1 = 16 kHz, 2 = low frequency (Not relevant to PDA05A/PD12A) Bit 2 = proportional part limitation Bit 3 = switch-off short circuit protection 0 – 15 MM-settings (Not relevant to PDA05A/PD12A) Bit 0 –...
  • Page 33 0 – 63 Analog mode FL, F9 - F12 (Not relevant to PDA05A) Function Value Function Value FL(f) FL(r) This setting is also valid for MM1-operation 0 – 255 Extended address (192) 0 – 255 CV17 contains the most significant byte; CV18 contains the least significant byte. Only, if activated by CV29 0 –...
  • Page 34 0 – 243 Brake settings (64) Function Value Function Value Asymmetry normal Negative voltage Asymmetry inverse Positive voltage Currently without function Brake diode normal Currently without function Brake diode inverse 0 – 3 Check-back settings Function Value Locomotive number allowed POM-readout allowed 0 –...
  • Page 35 (See supplement 1) 0 – 255 Function mapping F10 (See supplement 1) 0 – 255 Function mapping F11 (See supplement 1) 0 – 255 Function mapping F12 0 – 255 Function mapping F1(r) (See supplement 1) In case CV47 should have a different value than CV35, you have to set CV35 first and then CV47 0 –...
  • Page 36 Brake sections 0, 1 1 or 2 (As CV05) 0 – 127 Shuntig gear speed (63) (As CV03) 0 – 255 Shunting gear deceleration 0 – 250 Starting delay speed step 1 (See CV124) Each 100 ms, 0 = deacitvated 0 –...
  • Page 37 0 – 250 Timer for switch-off AUX3 Each 100 ms, 0 = deactivated 0 – 250 Timer for switch-off AUX4 Each 100 ms, 0 = deactivated 0 – 255 Function mapping LV+LR on / AUX1+AUX2 off Bit 0 = F1 … bit 7 = F8 0 –...
  • Page 38 0 – 15 Decision threshold for asymmetry (See CV27) Default value 6 corresponds approximately to 0.7 volt asymmetry and thus to the forward voltage of a silicon diode.Values smaller 3 are not useful, values greater 6 on demand. 0 – 255 Multiplication speed check-back signal 0 = disconnected 0 –...
  • Page 39 0 – 250 Timer for driving away (Not relevant to PD05A/PD12A) Each 100 ms, 0 = no driving away 0 – 127 Speed steps for approach (Not relevant to PD05A/PD12A) (12) 0 – 127 Speed steps for driving away (Not relevant to PD05A/PD12A) (12) 0 –...
  • Page 40 0 – 161 Conditions for LV (Not relevant to PD05A/PD12A) Function Value Default value (always on, if function key on) Only forward Only backward Only while standing Only while driving Only at F0 (light) off Only at F0 (light) on Not in shunting gear Only in shunting gear Ignore direction in shunting gear...
  • Page 41 0 – 255 Initial mapping (Not relevant to PD05A/PD12A) Function Value Function Value AUX3 AUX4 AUX1 AUX5 AUX2 AUX6 These function outputs are active as soon as the decoder is addressed (without active function key). Thus, for example, the switchover of the sliding contacts can be realized in connection with the conditions 0 –...
  • Page 42 Decoder number (Read only) FH05B = 41, DH05C = 52, DH10C = 102, DH12A = 120, PD12A = 130, PD05A = 131, DH14B = 141, DH16A = 160, FH18A = 170, DH18A = 180, FH22A = 192, DH21A = 200, DH22A = 202 Complete table see: www.doehler-haass.de / "Häufige Fragen"...

  • Page 43: Operation

    Operation Put the locomotive on the programming track and readout the locomotive address (CV01). The default value should be 3. Program the desired locomotive address and start runnig the locomotive keeping these setting values. After the first check you can vary the parameters of the engine freely according to your requirements. In case your programming device indicates "Error", please check again the correct wiring of the locomotive and pay attention to the wiring instructions for connecting the programming track.

  • Page 44: System Format Märklin-Motorola (Mm)

    System format Märklin-Motorola (MM) Functions 1 – 255 Addresses Speed steps 14, 28 Speed steps (internal) Front light/rear light (dimmable) Additional functions (dimmable) Functions total (only MM2) Operation with MM-brake section Instructions for "Function Mapping" by default see: Doehler & Haass-website: https://doehler-haass.de/cms/pages/haeufige-fragen.php: Wie sieht das standardmäßige "Function Mapping"...

  • Page 45: Programming With Märklin-Central Unit 6020/6021

    Programming with Märklin-central unit 6020/6021 'Short' programming allows entering figures between 0 and 79, i.e. in short mode just setup parameters with val- ues from < 80 can be changed, if the desired value should also be < 80. 'Long' programming allows entering figures between 0 and 255 einzugeben, i.e. in long mode all setup parame- ters with values from 0 to 255 can be changed.
  • Page 46 Short mode  After changing in programming mode the decoder is in short mode. The engine lighting falshes slowly and periodically.  Enter now the number of the CV you want to change, e.g. 01 (double-digit).  Activate the reversion of the driving direction for confirmation. Lighting is now flashing shortly two times. ...
  • Page 47  Activate the reversion of the driving direction for confirmation. Then the locomotive is flashing again.  You may now enter further CVs in long mode which you want to change. The long mode can be left by switching the track voltage off and on again or by STOP. SUSI-mode You gain the SUSI-mode by writing value 09 in CV09 in short mode.

  • Page 48: System Format Selectrix 2 (Sx2)

    System format SelecTRIX 2 (SX2) 10.1 Functions Speed steps Speed steps (internal) Front light/rear light (dimmable) Additional functions (dimmable) Functions total Operation with brake diodes Programming on the main 10.2 Setting options The features of a locomotive operated in SX2-operating mode can be varied by programming the parameters (par) freels at any time.
  • Page 49 List of supported parameters: Name and definition Range (Std.) 0 – 99 Locomotive address unit place 0 – 99 Locomotive address hundredth digit (10) 0 – 255 Locomotive address for SX1 (112) If > 111 deactivated 0 – 255 Locomotive address for SX1, 1. additional channel Functions F1 –...
  • Page 50 0 – 250 Start delay speed step 1 (See par095) Each 100 ms, 0 = deactivated 0 – 31 Speed reduction analog (Not relevant to FH05B/FH18A/FH22A/PD05A) (15) 0 = small reduction … 31 = strong reduction (As par013) 0 – 127 Shunting gear speed (63) (As par011) 0 –...
  • Page 51 Analog mode FL, F9 – F12 0 – 63 Function Value Function Value FL(f) FL(r) Interchange of track connections 0. 1 0 = normal, 1 = interchanged Interchange motor connections (Not relevant to FH05B/FH18A/FH22A) 0. 1 0 = normal, 1 = interchanged Interchange of light connections 0.
  • Page 52 0 – 7 Motor frequency (Not relevant to FH05B/ FH18A/FH22A) 0 = 32 kHz, 1 = 16 kHz, 2 = low frequency (Not relevant to PD05A) Bit 2 = proportional part limitation Bit 3 = switch-off short circuit protection 0 – 127 Maximum speed step in two-part brake sections (See par021) (12)
  • Page 53 0 – 255 Function mapping F1(r) (See supplement 1) In case par075 should have a different value than par063, you must set par063 first and then par075 0 – 250 Timer for switch-off AUX1 Each 100 ms, 0 = deactivated 0 –...
  • Page 54 0 – 63 Settings Function Value Unampliefied function outputs instead of ZCLK and ZDAT (Not relevant to PD05A) Switch off energy saving mode Invert SUSI-driving direction (Not relevant to PD05A) Switch off SUSI-starting delay (Not relevant to PD05A) Activate extended function mapping (See par088/bit 5 and par147) (Not relevant to PD05A) 0 = AUX3 and AUX4 on ZCLK and ZDAT...
  • Page 55 Decoder number (Read only) FH05B = 41, DH05C = 52, DH10C = 102, DH12A = 120, PD12A = 130, PD05A = 131, DH14B = 141, DH16A = 160, FH18A = 170, DH18A = 180, FH22A = 192, DH21A = 200, DH22A = 202 Complete table see: www.doehler-haass.de / "Häufige Fragen"...
  • Page 56 Revision number (Read only) Date (Read only) 0 – 255 Switch-off function for AUX3 Bit 0 = F1 ... bit 7 = F8 0 – 255 Switch-off function for AUX4 Bit 0 = F1 ... bit 7 = F8 0 – 255 Switch-off function for AUX5 Bit 0 = F1 ...
  • Page 57 0 – 255 Settings Function Value Coupling process and timer deactivated Coupling process only in shunting gear (See par161) 0 – 161 Conditions for dimmed headlight 0 – 161 Conditions for LV (Not relevant to PD05A) Function Value Initial state (always on, if function key on ) Only forward Only backward Only while standing...

  • Page 58: Operation

    0 – 255 Initial mapping Function Value Function Value AUX3 AUX4 AUX1 AUX5 AUX2 AUX6 These function outputs are active as soon as the decoder is addressed (without active function key). Thus, for example, the switchover of the sliding contacts can be realized, in connection with the conditions. Notes to par088: Activation SUSI-pins: Bit 0 = 0 / bit 4 = do not care / bit 5 = do not care...

  • Page 59: Supplement 1 Notes To Function Mapping

    Supplement 1 Notes to function mapping If you want to activate a function enter the value of the corresponding output according to the following table. In case you want to activate several different functions simultanously you must add up the related values. Output values: RG / AUX6 ABL / AUX5...
  • Page 60 (CV113 – 116, CV125 – 128 / par024 – 027, par141 – 144) Switch-off function This function gives you the option for deactivating the output (e.g. frontal driving cab light off), despite of activated output (e.g. LV by function F0) Example: A typical situation where to apply the switch-off function is the push-pull operation.

  • Page 61: Supplement 2 Speed Characteristics

    Supplement 2 Speed characteristics Speed step characteristic *) Maximum speed characteristic (see CV48/par051) (see CV05/par013) Speed step characteristic: Linear Strongly curved *) The curvature of the speed step characteristic corresponds with the DHL locomotive decoder series.

  • Page 62: Supplement 3 Unamplified Function Outputs Aux3

    Supplement 3 Unamplified function outputs AUX3 … AUX6: As in case the unamplified function outputs AUX3 … AUX6 (logic level 0 V - 5 V, max. 20 mA) cannot switch greater loads, switching amplifiers (MOSFET, bipolar transistors or the like) must be provided for consumers, which either require a higher supply voltage (>...
  • Page 63 Please make sure that the function output you have chosen for connecting the electric coupling has a sufficiently high capacity! We recommend the connections AUX3 and AUX4 of our decoders, which are designed for currents up to 1 A. Hint: Use the coupling functions of our decoders (Timer for switching-off AUX*) to make sure that the function output will be switched off in any case according to a maximum activation time specified by you.

  • Page 64: Supplement 5 Automatic Coupling Procedure ("Coupling Waltz")

    Supplement 5 Automatic coupling procedure ("Coupling waltz") Principle function If a locomotive with attached wagon train has been driven into the station in forward driving and now the wagon train should be uncoupled, the locomotive must approach the wagon train backwards to relieve the coupling. Then the cou- pling must be activated by relaxed towing hook.
  • Page 65 Using the coupling function of our decoder it must be ensured that the function output will be switched off in any case according to a maximum activation time specified by you. Otherwise the destruction of the electric coupling is possible. The time, while coupling is activated, is defined by the switching-off function: CV117 Timer for switching-off AUX1 CV118 Timer for switching-off AUX2...
  • Page 66 Operating the couplings with 2 function keys Should the couplings be connected for example to AUX3 (in front) and AUX4 (at the rear), times are to be entered at AUX3 and AUX4. The mapping of the function keys (which function key should control which coupling), is set by the normale function mapping (see next page).
  • Page 67 Notes to function mapping If you want to activate a function enter the value of the corresponding output according to the following table. In case you want to activate several different functions simultanously you must add up the related values. Outputs values: RG / AUX6 ABL / AUX5...
  • Page 68 Blank page for your notes:...
  • Page 69 Märklin® is a registered trademark of the company Gebr. Märklin & Cie. GmbH, D-73033 Göppingen Motorola® is a registered trademark of the company Motorola Inc., Schaumburg, Illinois, USA ® RailCom is a registered trademark of the company Lenz Elektronik GmbH, D-35398 Gießen ®...
  • Page 70 Company stamp DOEHLER & HAASS GmbH © Doehler & Haass GmbH Eichelhaeherstrasse 54 Changes and errors reserved D-81249 Munich Germany Phone +49 (0)89 13 93 72 21 technik@doehler-haass.de www.doehler-haass.de Edition 10/2018...

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