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Large-scale Decoder & Sound Decoder MX695/6/7/9
Special loco board LOKPL
SHMAL
as carrier of the large-scale decoders MX6
96
S or MX6
96
V
This board is a special development for the “HSB Mallet 995901” engine from TrainLine, but can
also be used by other engine manufacturers, workshops as well as private model railroaders.
100 x 56 x 20 mm
Loco board
LOKPLSHMAL
with plugged-in decoder
MX696S
Connection diagram for
loco board
LOKPLSHMAL
NOTES for LOCO-CONVERSION (using the example of the Train Line HSB Mallet 995 901):
The original board in the vehicle is removed and replaced by the Zimo "Special Loco board" (with
inserted decoder MX696S). The Zimo loco board has the same connectors (but no connection
for a potentiometer) and also the same holes for the mounting screws as the Train Line original
board. The plugs are labeled on the Zimo loco board the same as the original board, i.e. J1, J2,
J3, etc. The exchange of the loco board is therefore very easy. It is recommended to first mark
the cables - at least the two-pole
– in order to make the correct connections on the Zimo loco
board ... It makes sense to previously remove the decoder (for better accessibility of the loco
board connectors) and to plug it back in after finishing the installation of the loco board.
The ZIMO loco board, in contrast to the TrainLine original board, offers a connection (double
screw terminal in the lower right corner) for an energy storage device: preferably a ZIMO gold
cap module
GOLMRUND
or
GOLMLANG
.
Additionally: connections for uncouplers (for servos or Massoth uncouplers).
The conversion of the "analog version" ("A-Lok" that comes without a decoder, but does have a
loco board and connection board installed, which both have to be removed) is the same as for
the "digital" version ("D-Lok" which includes a factory-installed decoder); they differ mainly with
respect to the smoke generator. It is therefore necessary to place the 6 jumpers on the loco
board accordingly; ideally BEFORE the installation
– the loco board, as delivered, is set for the
“analog version” (”A-Lok”).
The decoder offered for the HSB Mallet already contains a particularly high quality sound project
from Heinz Däppen and is optimized for this model. The decoder is also provided with a valid
load code to facilitate possible future firmware upgrades or an improved version of the sound
project.
The “ZIMO & Däppen” sound offers a number of advantages for this vehicle, compared
to the
manufacturer’s original digital version: prototypical chuff beats (not exaggeratedly hard),
cylinder typical
“load sounds”, Mallet-typical sound even in the lower speed range, sound of aux-
iliary units from the actual locomotive.
More info ... in special document "Upgrading Notes"
The upgraded locomotive: Goldcap-Module on the left, decoder on the right.
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