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Hattons Originals Class 66 Operating Instructions Manual

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Class 66

Operating Instructions

Hattons Model Railways
www.hattons.co.uk
0151 733 3655
info@hattons.co.uk

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  • Page 1: Operating Instructions

    Class 66 Operating Instructions Hattons Model Railways www.hattons.co.uk 0151 733 3655 info@hattons.co.uk...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Introduction & box contents Removing the bodyshell Changing the air dams (fitting couplings) Fitting a digital decoder Lighting overview Lighting - analogue control Lighting - 4 function digital control Lighting - 6 function digital control Lighting - ESU Loksound 5 control & Day/Night running explained Warranty Information Hattons Model Railways - www.hattons.co.uk - 0151 733 3655 - info@hattons.co.uk...

  • Page 3: Box Contents

    Introduction Thank you for your purchase of the Hattons Originals Class 66 in OO Gauge. With proper care and maintenance the loco will provide you with many years of service. The following manual will show you how to set up and maintain your locomotive as well as where the parts that come with it should be situated and how to attach them.

  • Page 4: Removing The Bodyshell

    Removing the loco bodyshell To remove the body on the 66: 1. There are 2 body clips located on each side of the locomotive as shown below (4 in total). 2. The best way to remove these is to use some plastic card, an old bank card, hotel room card or scraps of plasticard are very good for this.

  • Page 5: Changing The Air Dams (Fitting Couplings)

    Changing the air dams Our locomotives come with removable air dams to make it easy to select the configuration that is correct for you. From the factory the locomotive comes with one ‘prototypical’ air dam fitted and one with the coupling slot fitted, as shown below. To change the configuration 1.

  • Page 6: Fitting A Digital Decoder

    Fitting a digital decoder The digital socket on this locomotive is designed to fit 21 pin decoders and can be found on the circuit board in the centre of the locomotive, under the bodyshell. To fit a digital decoder: 1. Remove the bodyshell (Page 3). 2.
  • Page 7 Lighting The Class 66 features a fully independent lighting system, with all lights able to function as they do on the real locomotive. To see how it works, please read the section below that matches your control system. Inside the loco there are 6 switches in 2 banks of 3, controlling the lights at each end of the loco independently.

  • Page 8: Lighting - Analogue Control

    Lighting - Analogue Day Running Night Running Tail lights are turned off and on using switches 1 and 3 under the loco. On analogue the following lights will show: Marker lights Day/Night lights Tail lights Cab lights cannot be controlled and will not light on analogue control. All lights are directional when using analogue control.

  • Page 9: Lighting - 4 Function Digital Control

    Lighting - 4 function digital control Day Running Night Running Tail lights are turned off and on using the functions on the decoder. Switches 1 and 3 should be in the ON position. 4 function digital control functions: Function 0/Light button - Headlights (Day/Night) & Marker lights Function 1 - Tail lights front Function 2 - Tail lights rear Cab lights cannot be controlled and will not light on 4 function control.

  • Page 10: Lighting - 6 Function Digital Control

    Lighting - 6 function digital control (DCR-21Pin-DirectV2) Day Running Night Running Tail lights are turned off and on using the functions on the decoder. Switches 1 and 3 should be in the ON position. 6 function digital control functions: Function 0/Light button - Marker lights Function 1 - Tail lights front Function 2 - Tail lights rear Function 3 - Headlights front...
  • Page 11 All lighting control is controlled via the decoder using the modes set up with CV values and function selections to make operating the Class 66 with sound as realistic as possible. For full instructions on how to oper- ate the lighting and sound functions, please see the Class 66 Sound Instructions sheet supplied separately.

  • Page 12: Warranty Information

    Warranty Information In the unlikely event of your locomotive developing a fault, please inform us immediately. All of our models have a 12 month warranty with us. In the first 12 months If the fault occurs within the first 12 months you may return the model to us following these steps: 1.

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