Installation - LGB 55050 Bedienungsanleitung

USA GB
55055
Wireless Receiver
55056
Wireless Receiver, USA
THE PRODUCT
Use the Wireless Receiver to convert
your LGB remote (55015 or 55016)
to wireless control. The 55050/
55051 Wireless Transmitter trans-
mits the control commands of the
remote to the Wireless Receiver,
which controls the MTS Central Sta-
tion (with LGB Multi-Train System)
or a 51070 Analog Throttle (with
analog control).
For large layouts, you can use sever-
al Wireless Receivers to make sure
each part of your layout is within the
range of a Wireless Receiver. This
allows you to enjoy wireless opera-
tion of even the largest layout.
Caution! This product is not weath-
erresistant. Protect this product from
moisture.
This package contains:
1. Wireless Receiver
2. Antenna
3. Cable with narrow phone-style
connectors (4/6)
4. Cable with wide phone-style
connectors (8/8)
THE PROGRAM
With this product, we recommend
the following items:
- 51070 Analog Throttle, Indoor,
5 Amp
- 55015 Universal Remote
- 55016 Loco Remote
- 55050 Wireless Transmitter
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- 55051 Wireless Transmitter, USA
For information on the complete LGB
program, see the LGB catalog.
Attention! You can use the Wireless
Receiver either with the LGB Multi-
Train System or on analog layouts.
Do not connect the Wireless Receiv-
er to both an MTS Central Station
and an analog throttle at the same
time.
MULTI-TRAIN SYSTEM

Installation

Use the cable with two narrow
phone-style connectors (4/6, includ-
ed) to connect the socket marked
"LGB-BUS" on the Wireless Receiver
with a corresponding socket on the
55110 MTS Remote Adapter or on
the MTS Central Station (Fig. 2). Plug
the antenna (included) into the hole
in the top of the Wireless Receiver.
Position the Wireless Receiver to
ensure that your entire layout is with-
in the range of the Wireless Transmit-
ter/ Wireless Receiver (see Range).
Caution! Do not connect the phone-
style connectors of LGB products to
your phone system. The LGB prod-
uct will be destroyed!
Hints:
- The Wireless Receiver can receive
control inputs from up to eight
remotes (each equipped with a
55050/55051 Wireless Transmitter).
- When operating several remotes at
the same time, control inputs can
overlap and be lost.
- 55015 Universal Remotes in
doubleheading mode count as two
remotes.