The Components Of The Twin-Technik; The Basic Components; The Twin-Center 6802; The Transformer 6812 - FLEISCHMANN TWIN-CENTER 6802 Handbuch

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3 The Components of the TWIN-TECHNIK

3 The Components of the
TWIN-TECHNIK
The TWIN-TECHNIK consists of the basic com-
ponents
• TWIN-CENTER,
• TRANSFORMER
• and digital Locomotives (TWIN, DCC
according to NMRA and FMZ ).
Extension components from FLEISCHMANN are:
• TWIN-BOOSTER,
• TWIN-CONTROL,
• TWIN-BOX,
• Hand controller,
• LOK-BOSS
• Receiver module for electrical
accessories,
• LocoNet-Connector Cable,
• as well as several components of the
FMZ-system.
3.1

The Basic Components

3.1.1

The TWIN-CENTER 6802

The TWIN-CENTER is the central operating and
switching centre for digital operation on your
model railway. It comprises of two separate
speed controllers for locomotive running, a key-
board for switching points, signals and uncoupler
tracks, a booster for energy supply, a coder for
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setting addresses, as well as a computer inter-
face for connection to a computer (PC, Mac, or
others) all in one piece of equipment.
And the TWIN-CENTRE can give you:
3.1.2
The TRANSFORMER delivers the power of
roughly 75 VA to operate your TWIN-CENTER or
further TWIN-BOOSTERs.
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• Simultaneous control of two digital loco-
motives (FMZ, TWIN, DCC and even
mixed) via two separate speed control-
lers
• Switching of points, signals and uncoup-
ler tracks via one easy-to-view keyboard
• Switching complete routes of points
• Coding of loco addresses from 1 to 119
for FMZ
• Further coding of loco addresses from
1 to 9999 for DCC operation
• Use of individual loco numbers virtual
addresses from 1 to 9999 for each
desired digital loco
• Up to 128 running steps for DCC-
operation
• Setting of the inertia level for accelerati-
on and braking
• Setting the motor control characteristics
• Switching the loco lights on or off
• Switching of additional functions for
DCC operation, e.g. Sounds
• Loco/track precedence running on FMZ
• Double-heading for up to 4 locomotives
• Visual indication of all setting procedures
and functions via a large background
illuminated LCD display.
• Programming from a computer
• Connection of peripheral equipment via
the LocoNet connector
• Answer-back via the s88 Bus
• Power feed of up to 3 Amps
• Emergency stop for the whole layout
• Individual loco emergency stop
• Power cut-off if short circuit occurs and
indication in display
• Storage of the preset values when
power is cut off
• Software Update is possible

The TRANSFORMER 6812