Digitrax DH187D Mobile Decoder 1.0 amp/2 amp peak 8 Function HO Scale replaces DH166D
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Description
The Digitrax DH187D Mobile Decoder is a top - notch choice for HO scale locomotive enthusiasts. It's designed to fit many HO locomotives and comes with a Digitrax 9 - Pin Harness Socket. With a 1.0 Amp continuous and 2 Amp peak power output, it offers 8 FX7 functions with a 300ma output. The 9 - Pin and 6 - pin harnesses let you easily move the decoder between different locomotives. It features Series 7 enhancements and allows users to update the firmware using a Digitrax USB - equipped Command Station with Sound Loader software in decoder IPL mode. You can control lights and functions for realistic lighting effects and on/off control. It also has a configurable FX7 Pulse Function on all outputs. The Digitrax LocoMotion® System makes your trains run just like the real ones. It supports 2 - digit and 4 - digit addressing, basic, advanced, and UniVersal consisting. The SuperSonic motor drive ensures silent operation. It can be programmed in direct and operations modes, and you can program CVs using any Digitrax - compatible control system without extra equipment. It has transponder equipment for layout ID, power - on motor isolation protection to prevent damage, is DCC compatible, FCC Part 15, Class B RFI compliant, and operates on a DCC track voltage from 9V to 22V.
Using the Digitrax DH187D Mobile Decoder is easy. First, make sure it fits your HO scale locomotive. Connect it using the 9 - Pin Harness Socket. Once installed, you can start programming it. You can use any Digitrax - compatible control system to program CVs. To update the firmware, you'll need a Digitrax USB - equipped Command Station and the Sound Loader software in decoder IPL mode. When operating your trains, use the 8 FX7 functions to control lights and other features for a more realistic experience. Remember, the decoder operates on a DCC track voltage between 9V and 22V, so ensure your power supply is within this range. For maintenance, keep it clean and free from dust. If you encounter any issues, you can reset the decoder using CV8, with or without a speed table reset. Also, the power - on motor isolation protection helps safeguard the decoder, but still handle it with care to avoid physical damage.