Digitrax DZ125 Manuel utilisateur

DZ125

Fits Many Z, N and HO Scale

Locomotives

nWorks with many Z, N, and HO scale locomotives up to 18V track volt-

age

nDigitrax LocoMotion®System-Your locomotives look like the real thing.

The Digitrax LocoMotion System makes them run like the real thing, too!

Torque Compensation for smooth as silk silent operation.

128 Speed Step operation (14 or 28 steps can also be used).

Momentum with acceleration and deceleration.

Normal Direction of Travel is user selectable.

Switching Speed feature for easier and faster access to yard speeds.

3 Step Speed Tables set start, mid and max voltage for custom control.

28 Step Speed Tables with 256 level resolution for precise control.

nScaleable Speed Stabilization (Back EMF) with simple setup & 1024 level

resolution.

nSuperSonic motor drive for silent operation.

nFX3Function outputs for prototypical lighting effects and on/off control:

Constant Brightness Lighting with directional or independent control.

Realistic Effects like Ditch lights, Mars lights, strobes, and many more.

FX3 & Standard Function Qualifiers operate functions based on direction,

F0 on or off, direction and F0, and whether loco is moving.

Function Remapping of 14 functions for custom function setup.

Master Light Switch turns off all lights & functions with one keystroke.

nTransponder ID Equipped ready for transponding on your Layout

Compatible with digital surround sound systems

nAll Mode Programming

nDecoder Reset CV with or without speed table reset.

nMotor Isolation Protection prevents damage to your decoder.

nBasic, Advanced & UniVersal Consisting

n2 Digit and 4 Digit Addressing

nDCC Compatible

Z Scale

Mobile Decoder

1 Amp/1.25 Amp Peak

2 FX3Functions, 0.5 Amp

with 7 lead wire set

1 DZ125 Decoder 1 Instruction sheet

See the Digitrax Decoder Manual for complete decoder test procedures, instal-

lation instructions, programming and technical information. Digitrax manuals

and instructions are updated periodically. Please visit www.digitrax.com for the

latest versions, technical updates and additional locomotive-specific installation

instructions.

1. Carefully remove the locomotive’s shell from the frame. Notice the orienta-

tion of the shell to the frame so that you can reinstall correctly.

2. The DZ125 has 6” wires that you will solder directly to the appropriate con-

nections inside the locomotive. The smaller size allows the decoder to be

easily installed in a variety of locomotives. The bare ends of the wires are

wired to the motor connections, power pickup connections and the lights

according to the following diagram. (Figure 1)

Note: Avoid stressing the solder connections of the wires to the decoder

board. If a connection is broken, carefully solder the wire to the board,

making sure not to contact any other parts or pads where it might cause a

short circuit.

3. You are now ready to run your locomotive. The DZ125 is factory pro-

grammed to address 03. You can easily customize the address and other fea-

tures. See section “Customizing Your Decoder” that follows.

Installation Notes:

1. Do not exceed the decoder’s 500mA total function output rating.

2. We recommend that the Blue wire, also called +Common or Lamp

Common, be connected as shown. If you wish to omit the Blue wire in your

installation, consult the Digitrax Decoder Manual for more information.

3. The head lamp should be hooked up using the Blue/+Common wire for

optimal Digitrax transponding operation.

4. To use a function output with an inductive (coil) type load, see the Digitrax

Decoder Manual for more information to avoid damage to the decoder.

5. See the Digitrax Decoder Manual for full details of wiring 12-16V lamps,

1.5V lamps, and LEDs. Lamps that draw more than 80 mA when running

require a 22 ohm 1/4 watt resistor in series with the directional light func-

tion lead to protect the decoder.

6. Some locomotives employ filter capacitors for RFI suppression in the loco-

motive wiring. These may cause problems with Supersonic decoders and

non-decoder analog operation on DCC. This capacitor should be removed

for best operation.

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DZ125

Figure 1. DZ125 Wiring Diagram

Digitrax

DZ125

Decoder

Warning: to prevent

decoder damage,

be sure the motor

brushes are properly

isolated before

applying power.

Your Digitrax decoder is ready to run and will operate using address 03 with no

additional programming. For a more prototypical railroading experience, your

decoder can be customized for your specific locomotive by programming some

of the Configuration Variables, or CVs, available. See the Digitrax Decoder

Manual or the Digitrax web site for more information.

The first CV most people change is the decoder address. This allows you to

independently control each loco with a unique address. Digitrax decoders are

shipped with CV01 (AD2), the two digit address, set to 03. Following is a brief

description of how to change the decoder address with a Digitrax DT series

throttle. See your Starter Set Manual for complete programming instructions.

1 Place the loco on the programming track. Go into Program Mode on your

system. On DT400 press PROG. On DT300, DT100 & DT200 press

RUN/STOP & FN/F0.

2. Choose AD2 for 2 digit addressing or AD4 for 4 digit addressing (DT300 &

DT400). (Ad for DT100 & DT200, see your Starter Set manual for 4 digit

instructions).

3. Use your throttle to choose the address you want to set up for the decoder.

4. Complete address programming. On DT400 press ENTER. On DT300,

DT100 & DT200 press SEL.

Note: CV29 must also be programmed to e.g. 38 to enable 4 digit addressing,

this is done automatically by the DT300 & DT400 but not on earlier throttles.

Loco Type V Start V Mid V Max

CV02 CV06 CV05

Switcher

Concentrated low speed. Limited top 002/x02 038/x26 064/x50

speed

Road Switcher

Prototypical top speed w/evenly 002/x02 048/x30 098/x62

distributed curve from 0 to top speed

Mainline Loco

Quick increase to cruising speed then 002/x02 128/x80 154/x9A

levels off to prototypical top speed.

Your locomotives look like the real thing, now you can make them run like the

real thing, too. Digitrax decoders incorporate torque compensation for smooth

as silk operation. You can also program CVs that control momentum, 3 step

and 128 step speed tables, switching speed, normal direction of travel and more

to take full advantage of the Digitrax LocoMotion System.

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Momentum is part of the LocoMotion System. Acceleration is controlled by

CV03 and deceleration by CV04. Both come from the factory set to 000/x00. A

range of 000/x00 to 031/x1F is available for both accel and decel. We recom-

mend that you try CV03:003/x03 and CV04:000/x00 as a starting point for

experimenting with momentum.

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With Digitrax LocoMotion, there are two types of speed tables: 3 Step Tables

and High Resolution 28 Step Tables. Please see your Digitrax Decoder Manual

for a discussion of the 28 Step Tables. The 3 Step Tables are set up by program-

ming 3 CVs: Start Voltage (CV02), Mid point Voltage (CV06) and Max Voltage

(CV05). These values are set at 000/x00 at the factory. All have a range of val-

ues from 000/x00 to 255/xFF. We recommend the following CV values as a

starting point for experimenting with speed tables.

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Switching speed is controlled by CV54. The factory setting is 000/x00 for

OFF. To turn on the switching speed feature, program CV54 to a value of

001/x01. When this feature is on, use F6 to activate and deactivate switching

speed. When switching speed is ON and F6 is ON, the switching speed feature

is on. With the feature ON, the throttle’s target speed is effectively reduced by

about 50% and the effects of accel and decel programmed into the decoder are

reduced by 1/4. This is useful for yard switching operations.

Normal Direction of Travel is controlled by CV29. See your decoder manual

for additional information on the settings for CV29.

This decoder supports Scaleable Speed Stabilization (Back EMF)

The factory settings in the decoder provide silent, smooth operation of your

locomotive under most conditions. For more information about these settings,

please see the Digitrax Decoder Manual or our website.

Digitrax Transponding is controlled by CV61. The initial factory set value is

000/x00 for OFF. To turn ON transponding, program CV61 to a value of

002/x02. This allows you to use Digitrax transponding to keep track of your

rolling stock. When transponding is enabled, the front light of the locomotive

will flicker slightly to indicate transponding signal is being communicated. For

optimal transponding operation, we recommend that you hook up the forward

and rear lights as shown in the wiring diagram (Figure 1).

Decoder reset lets you reset all CV values to the initial factory settings. To

reset all CV values, program CV08 to a value of 008/x08. You also have the

option of resetting all values except the 28 speed step tables. To do this, pro-

gram CV08 to a value of 009/x09.

The DZ125 is set up at the factory to control two function outputs. The DZ125

is configured to control the forward and reverse lights on the locomotive

through the white lead and yellow lead using Function 0 (F0F-forward and

F0R-reverse) for directional lighting. Both function outputs can be easily set up

with Digitrax FX3lighting effects or as standard on/off functions with the fol-

lowing operational qualifiers:

1. Forward or Reverse direction of travel, or

2. Whether F0 is on or off, or

3. Both direction of travel and whether F0 is on or off, or

4. Whether the locomotive is stopped or moving.

Each of the function outputs can be programmed to turn on and off with the F0

ON/OFF key on your throttle, creating a Master Light Switch. The CV

values for creating this effect are listed in the Digitrax Decoder Manual in the

section: Setting Up FX & FX3Effects on Function Outputs.

All warranties on Digitrax products are limited to refund of purchase price,

repair or replacement at Digitrax’s sole discretion. Except as expressly stated in

the full warranty statement, there are no warranties, express or implied, includ-

ing but not limited to any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particu-

lar purpose. This decoder is not warrantied for track voltages above +/- 20V in

DCC or DC operation. Be sure to check your DCC or DC system does not cre-

ate voltages on the tracks above this limit. For complete warranty details see

www.digitrax.com.

Damaged decoders should be returned directly to Digitrax for repair.

Digitrax, Inc. is not responsible for unintentional

errors or omissions in this document.

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Made in U.S.A.

307-DZ125 INS 1k/2/09

DZ125

Fits a Variety of N Scale Locomotives

2443 Transmitter Road

Panama City, FL 32404

www.digitrax.com

T850-872-9890

F850-872-9557

E[email protected]

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