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General Operating Information; Installation Type - DALLEE ELECTRONICS Speakers Manual

In locomotive diesel sound for various track power
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A second speaker, wired in series with the main speaker, can also enhance sound quality and will
permit a higher volume without damage to the individual speakers. A tube with a speaker at each
end or a speaker in a doorway at each end of a body shell is an excellent approach. A four speaker
approach will yield the highest volume while still maintaining the 8 ohm minimum requirement.
Drawings for this are included in the speaker instructions.
Speaker enclosure is an art and experimentation is definitely in order for your installation so as to
gain the maximum benefit of the superb sound quality available in this sound system.

GENERAL OPERATING INFORMATION:

VOLUME ADJUSTMENT: should be set as desired for your application. Please remember that the
amplifier can produce more power than a small speaker can handle and that the sound will be
louder if the speaker is properly enclosed and baffled. If you are using batteries, the louder the
volume the shorter the battery life.
NOTCH ADJUSTMENT: full clockwise will yield notch #8 on the diesel at approximately 8 volts to
the track / motor. Rotate the control CCW to increase the voltage required to reach notch #8.
Gauge 1 and other operators using higher motor voltages will probably want to set this control full
CCW.
Volume Control
Speaker Output
Motor Select (J 5)
Remote Input (J 4)
1 - force N8 (red)
1 - Horn (red)
2 - motor sound
2 - Bell (gray)
OFF (gray)
NOTE: The speaker impedance should be kept near or above 8
ohms, therefore four 8 ohm speakers in a series/parallel
configuration is acceptable since it yields 8 ohms total
impedance. If you care to use two 8 ohm speakers you must
place them in SERIES.
Notch Control
(speed set)
See pg 10 for use with
Diesel Sound systems .
When connecting DC power to the sound unit be absoloutly
sure that the "+" and "–" are connect correctly! If not, you
will either burn out the sound unit or the supply feeding it.
This is not covered under warranty!
Common Horn signals
SOUND
short .............................. apply brakes, stop
2-long ............................ release brakes, proceed
long, 3-short .................. flagman protect rear of train
4 or 5 long ..................... recall flagman
2-short ........................... acknowledgment
3-short ........................... back up movement
4-short ........................... call for signals
short, long ..................... inspect train line for leak or brakes sticking
2-long, short .................. approaching meet or wait point
2-long, short, long ......... approaching grade crossings
continuous long ............. approaching stations or junctions
successive shorts .......... alarm for something on track
This system features an optically coupled motor
input sensor. This means that any connection to
J3 pins 1, 2, and 3, do not electrically connect
to any other power to the board!
J3 connections:
1 - track RF input (RED)
2 - Motor 1 (BLACK)
3 - Motor 2 (WHITE)
J1 connections:
1 - DCC rail 1 ....... also AC input 1 ......... (RED)
2 - DCC rail 2 ....... also AC input 2 ......... (GRAY)
J2 connections:
1 - DC power "+" (RED)
2 - DC power "–" (GRAY)
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INDICATION
SPECIFIC INSTRUCTION SHEETS
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INSTALLATION TYPE

3, 4, 10 ....... Conventional DC
5, 9, 10 ....... Stationary Sound
6 .................. DCC receiver
7 ................. OTHER receiver
8 ................. with DC Controller
9 ................. Aristocraft Radio Receiver
8, 9, 10 ....... aux. Amplifier
10 .............. Dual Conventional DC
Systems
11 .............. Manual Speed Control
11 ................ Remote Volume Control
12 ............... sample speaker installation
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Leola, PA 17540
(717) 661-7041
www.dallee.com

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