Now fit the adhesive pad to the base of the PIKO Digi 1. This will fix it to the model rail
layout so that the PIKO Digi remote control can always be aimed at the PIKO Digi 1.
There must be no obstacle between the PIKO Digi remote control and the PIKO Digi 1
that could block the Digi remote’s infra red signals to the Digi 1.
The PIKO Digi remote control works just like your TV remote control, which must to
also be able "see" your television.
For this reason when using the PIKO Digi remote control it should always be held poin-
ting towards the PIKO Digi 1 and not towards the loco to be controlled.
A red indicator LED under the transparent dome on the PIKO Digi 1 flashes when the
receiver has received the infra red signal from the PIKO Digi remote control.
Problem: no more current available or the locos stop running.
If a short circuit occurs on the track or if the locomotives draw too much current from
the track so that the PIKO Digi 1 or the mains adapter is overloaded then one or both
units may shut down automatically. You will recognise this by the fact that the locomo-
tives stop running.
If the LED on the PIKO Digi 1 flashes then this unit has switched off:
- the short circuit must be located and its cause removed or the current requirement for
the locomotives reduced (e.g. by removing a loco from the track).
- Switch the PIKO Digi 1 on again using the Stop key on the PIKO Digi remote control.
Everything should now carry on normally.
If the LED on the PIKO Digi 1 is not flashing, then the mains adapter has switched off:
- the short circuit must be located and its cause removed or the current requirement for
the locomotives reduced e.g. by removing a loco from the track
- The mains adapter will switch itself on again after a short pause. It is not necessary to
disconnect the mains adapter from the socket (230 V).
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Modellbahngelände
mit Gebirge
Digi 1
PIKO Digi-Fern
PIKO Digi-Fern
Digi 1
Mountainous model
rail layout
Summary of Contents for Digi 1
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