1017 TCS Train Control Systems / MC4 Decoder (SCALE=HO) Part # 745-1017
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Description
The 1017 TCS Train Control Systems come with an MC4 Decoder suitable for HO Scale (it also supports N Scale). Part number is 745 - 1017. Dimensions are 0.419” x 0.71” x 0.191” (10.63mm x 18.02mm x 4.85mm). It offers 1.0 Amp continuous and 2.0 Amp peak power draw, with a total of 4 functions and a 100 mA function rating, along with 4 12V outputs. This HO scale decoder has a 7 - pin JST socket. You can either hard - wire it or connect it to 8 - pin NMRA sockets using available harnesses. It features TCS exclusive auto - adjusting BEMF. Key features include back EMF load compensation for great slow - speed control, super - quiet motor control, automatic DC power detection, variable momentum for custom acceleration and deceleration, support for 12 - Volt incandescent bulbs, function remapping, 20 user - programmable lighting effects, dimmable brightness, and a decoder lock to prevent accidental programming.

Using the 1017 TCS Train Control Systems with MC4 Decoder is easy. First, check if you're using the right scale (HO or N). If it's HO scale, you can either hard - wire the decoder or use available harnesses to connect it to 8 - pin NMRA sockets. When powering it on, the decoder will automatically detect DC power. You can then configure the lighting effects according to your preference. To make your train move smoothly, you can set custom acceleration and deceleration curves using the variable momentum feature. For lighting, you can choose from 20 different programmable effects and adjust the brightness levels. Remember, while using the decoder, if you don't want it to be accidentally reprogrammed, activate the decoder lock. For maintenance, keep it in a dry place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If there are any issues with the motor performance or lighting, check the connections first. If the problem persists, you may need to consult a professional.